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Sheikh Hasina hospitalised again

The detained Awami League president Sheikh Hasina was re-admitted to Square Hospitals on Saturday morning after a break of 20 days as doctors found fluctuation in her blood pressure. Hasina, also a former prime minister, was taken to the hospital from the special jail for a routine check-up...[ + ]

No dialogue
if Khaleda not released: Delwar

Ex-student leaders
for movement

The BNP’s secretary-general, Khandaker Delwar Hossain, on Saturday said no dialogue or election would be acceptable to people without Khaleda Zia’s presence, and the party was thinking of launching a vigorous movement to free its detained chief. ‘We will not be satisfied by anything but Khaleda Zia’s release...[ + ]

18 killed as bus overturns

At least 18 day-labourers were killed and 50 injured as the bus carrying them overturned on the railway at Hatia of Kalihati in Tangail on the road stretch past the Jamuna Bridge at about 6:00am Saturday. Sixteen were killed on the spot, one died on his way to hospital and the other died after his admission to hospital...[ + ]

Economists see good boro harvest a
temporary respite

Say self-sufficiency in food only answer to crisis

Economists have said a good boro harvest will be a temporary relief and the government needs to take a concrete policy to attain self-sufficiency in food to shield local market from global food price volatility. The government should continue efforts to import food grains to build a safe stock and ensure the people’s greater access to rice, they felt...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» AL presidium meets today
» Nageswari wailing
» Diarrhoea breaks out for lack of drinking water, temperature fluctuation
» ACC to press charges against Khaleda, Hasina soon
» Pakistan’s diplomat held by Taliban: TV
» Pakistan sweep series
» Govt trying to create situation not conducive to polls: Zillur
» Accused dies in police custody
» 20 RMG workers hurt in clash at Savar
» Clerics’ review of women policy denounced
» 50 schoolgirls in Senegal succumb to ‘hysteria’
» Nepal Maoists stage victory rally
» Draft proposes maximum three years’ jail, Tk 2 lakh fine
» Govt wants to promote Bangladesh’s art, culture across world: chief adviser
» Economists oppose signing of gas PSCs
» BLAST opposes draft amendment to labour law
» Dialogue won’t be successful under emergency: politicians
» PBCP leader killed in RAB ‘encounter’ in Naogaon
» Maj Gen Monirul Islam made DG of NSI
» Crime suspect killed in gunfight with Kushtia police
» 19 shrimp plant workers fall ill as gas pipe leaks in Khulna


Sugarcane farmers shift to rice,
wheat cultivation

Authorities in the state-owned sugar mills are worried as a significant number of sugarcane farmers in the northern districts are shifting to rice and wheat cultivation as their prices increased sharply over the year...[ + ]

Aziz vows to reduce regional
disparity in nat’l budget

The finance adviser, AB Mirza Azizul Islam, vowed Saturday to reduce regional disparity in the coming national budged for 2008-09 fiscal year...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Disbursement of salary, dues among retired jute mill workers begins
» 17pc BSCIC plots in use in Barisal
» RB Group going to produce CNG-run motorcycles
» India to follow hands-off economic policies
» Citigroup to cut 9,000 jobs after posting losses
» Malaysia to spend $1.3b to tackle inflation
» Women chamber president attends global forum on democracy
» Iran says oil price too low at $115 a barrel
» Bush, Lee to wrap up US-S Korea summit
» Turning around companies in crisis
» Sizzling commodities market puts the heat on farmers
» Congressional climate is tough for farm bill
» Ford weighs third China plant to meet demand
» Prime Bank opens 12th ATM booth in city
» Commodity prices rocket to record heights


Pahela Baishakh Special

Weekend


Dhaka may
face severe
water logging

Dhaka City one day will face severe water-logging if proper steps are not taken to tackle the problem, said a group of speakers at a meeting in the capital...[ + ]

‘Popularise science thru mother tongue’

Scientists, science writers and journalists on Saturday stressed on working together to popularise science and technology through mother tongue to speed up the country’s development in the
field...
[ + ]



McCullum hurricane destroys Bangalore

The opening ceremony was a spectacular affair, but what followed was even more breathtaking, as Brendon McCullum destroyed the home team in the inaugural match of the IPL...
[ + ]

Audacious McCullum
sets the bar

One of the few less-publicised aspects of the Indian Premier League concerns the orange helmet kept at each of the eight franchise
venues...[ + ]


Editorial
» Strengthen and
reform TCB as market intervention arm

» Oil, gas exploration in the Bay and our maritime jurisdiction
Op-Ed
» Hasina’s writ against
EPR: on the dock is
the rule of law

» Reforms in health sector

National
» Nurseries supplying low-quality plants, saplings
» Clerics’ recommendations on women dev policy termed unconstitutional
Home
» Jewellery traders passing days in hardship
» 1,300 bottles of Phensidyl recovered
International
» Hamas debates Carter’s proposals for flexibility
» Pakistan tests nuclear-capable missile: army
Timeout
» Fashion show held
» Amar Chhabi to step into 400th episode

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