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People grow restive, want democracy
restored

Pressure is mounting on the military-backed interim government to take effective steps to contain the soaring prices of essentials and restore democracy as different political parties and professional groups are raising their voices against the administration’s utter failure in tackling the crisis...[ + ]

Final electoral roll expected in Sept
EC plans to complete registration work by June

The Election Commission is planning to advance the start of the last phase of voter registration work by 15-20 days for the areas where data collection, fingerprint and photograph taking are scheduled to begin in June...[ + ]

Train service disrupted
as rail clips go missing

Train communications between Dhaka and other parts of the country were disrupted on Friday for an hour and a half as a huge quantity of rail clips along a stretch of two kilometres from the Banani level crossing to the Staff Road went missing. Hundreds of passengers suffered as the communications had been suspended since the detection of incident at about 9:30am...[ + ]

BARI prescribes ways
to raise local cooking
oil production

The country can significantly reduce dependence on imported cooking oil by producing more oil seeds applying upgraded knowledge and newer technologies, says the Bangladesh Agriculture Research Institute which has developed a number of high-yielding varieties of oil seed plants...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» No meddling to save Musharraf: US
» Hill people find Fakhruddin silent about major issues
» Manpower, training crises keep police off UN missions
» Man accused in murder case dies in police custody
» ‘Earth Hour’ to plunge millions into darkness
» Shia fighters seize centre of Nassiriya
» Iqbal released on parole for 4 hrs
» Dev projects to be taken in CHT, says Fakhruddin
» City AL launches signature campaign April 5 for Hasina’s release
» Thai PM warns of coup plot
» It’s victory by freedom fighters, not otherwise: Jacob
» Construction workers left without jobs
» China says Tibet monks won’t be punished
» Bhutan loses opposition as MPs cry foul over polls
» Hillary walks tightrope on strength, emotion
» Islamic groups stage demo against women dev policy
» Poet, women activist Zaheda Khanam dies
» Bhopal survivors reach Delhi after 37-day protest march
» Ex-UGC chair Asaduzzman passes away
» Ex-Indian army officials visit Comilla
» Dhaka condemns Dutch anti-Islamic film
» Pakistan summons Dutch envoy over anti-Islam film


Prices of rice, vegetables, chicken shoot up

The prices of rice, vegetables, chicken and eggs increased in the city market in the past week due to finishing stocks or supply shortage. Edible oil and sugar prices declined in the week after the commodities had seen increased supply in the previous few weeks...
[ + ]

Dhaka calls for investment in ICT sector

Bangladesh team at a country-showcasing event at the United Nations on Wednesday called for more investment in ICT sector by global investors...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Egypt suspends rice exports
» Vietnam cuts rice exports
» New MD of Oriental Bank takes charge
» Fix your own crisis: Lula tells Bush
» Infrastructure, power costs cripple Philippines: ADB
» Pakistan must take action to avoid economic crisis: WB
» Japan’s inflation hits decade high
» McCain calls for including India in expanded G8
» S Korea watchdog to ease curbs on conglomerates
» Wyeth cutting 1,200 US sales jobs
» China’s ‘Go West’ policy reaps encouraging results
» Strike could shut down GM car factories
» HSBC Bangladesh receives Rating Award
» Dollar dips before fresh US data, pound weak against euro
» Oil prices lower in Asian trade as Iraqi oil supplies concerns ease
» Indo-Japan currency swap pact approved


Independence Day Special


Weekend


41pc of cancer cases in female relate to breast, uterus: survey

Nearly 41 per cent of the female cancer patients suffer from breast and uterus cancers, physicians quoting the Bangladesh Cancer Society and other surveys carried out in 2007 told a seminar on Friday. They said that breast or cervical tumors develop into cancer due to ignorance and fear for disclosure of disease among the women...[ + ]

WASA to complete 7km sewers in Uttara by June

The Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority will complete seven kilometres of drainage lines in Uttara residential area by June this year to protect the area from water logging during monsoons. The WASA will also install another 15km drainage lines in phases in the Uttara Model Town after following completion of the on-going work of the 7km lines, officials concerned
said...
[ + ]



Sehwag plunders fastest ever
triple

Virender Sehwag smashed the fastest recorded triple century in history as India gave South Africa a dose of their own medicine in the first cricket Test here on Friday. Sehwag hit 309 not out off 292 balls as the hosts made light of South Africa’s daunting first innings 540 to pile up 468-1 by stumps on the third day at the Chidambaram
stadium...
[ + ]

Biman
flying high

Bangladesh Biman moved to the top of the points table of the Premier Cricket League after they condemned Abahani to their second consecutive defeat at the Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Friday. Biman earned 17 points from nine matches to top the list...[ + ]


Editorial
» Adding civic denial to social exclusion of
sex workers

» The ‘virtuous cycle’ of the girl-child’s education
Op-Ed
» 14 grains of rice for
one paisa

» The costs of war

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» Seminar warns of movement if people’s opinion on PSC ignored
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