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VICTORY DAY SPECIAL


The Frontlines of Hunger

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New govt takes oath
on Tuesday

The new government to be headed by the Awami League president, Sheikh Hasina, is expected to take oath on Tuesday as the lawmakers of the party and its allies were sworn in on Saturday. ‘The swearing-in ceremony of the new cabinet is scheduled for Tuesday evening,’ Md Sirajul Islam, secretary to the president, told New Age...[ + ]

MPs-elect of BNP, allies won’t take oath today

The MPs-elect of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party-led alliance will not take oath today, according to the alliance sources...[ + ]

Hasina warns against violence, corruption
Elected Leader of the House,
Zillur Deputy Leader

The Awami League president Sheikh Hasina on Saturday warned her party’s newly elected lawmakers of consequences if they were found involved in activities harmful for the party image...[ + ]

Contentious energy issues in store
for next govt

The Awami League-led alliance, which is set to form the government, will need to deal with some contentious issues in energy sector such as formulation of a coal policy taking into account national interests, demand for the cancellation of the agreement with Asia Energy for the Phulbari coal field and the award of offshore blocks to international oil companies...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» BNP to contest upazila polls
» Israel continues to pound Gaza
» One killed, 58 more hurt in post-polls violence
» Jamiruddin fears parliamentary autocracy
» Hasina endorses Zillur as next president
» 9 DU halls raided, 8 outsiders arrested
» Hasina retains Gopalganj 3, Ershad Dhaka 17
» Security tightened in Ctg fearing post-poll trouble
» Dilshan defies Bangladesh
» Hectic move to include 64 forests officials in cadre service
» Nepal’s former king calls for end to temple unrest
» India urges ‘sense’ in Pakistan over militancy
» Pranab likely to visit Dhaka after mid-Jan
» Fake liquor factory unearthed
» Taslima Nasreen to settle in Paris
» Four arrested for assaulting BNP activist
» One killed in Narail clash


Next economic policy paper under way

The outgoing interim government is preparing a policy-options paper focusing on fiscal and monetary measures for the newly elected government to attain their expected strategic targets, official sources said...[ + ]

Dhaka stocks extend bull run for 2nd week

Dhaka stocks saw a bullish trend for the second consecutive week that ended Thursday, thanks to an increased participation of investors, market operators said...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» China’s growth likely to accelerate in H2
» BGMEA chief calls for mission to fight impacts of recession
» GMG flies to Dubai, Karachi, Singapore, Bangkok soon
» Shariful Islam recognised for marketing excellence
» Prime Insurance gets new MD
» Swedish firms plan large layoffs
» Factories slash output, jobs around world
» Chrysler gets $4b govt loan
» Obama unveils economic stimulus plan
» India launches economic boost plan
» Gazprom boosts Belarus gas supplies
» SL markets bank on early military victory
» GP opts for oracle tech
» Sunman Group gets Wi-Max licence
» Foreign workers face stress


Weekend


Work of Bijoy Sarani link
road goes on at snail’s pace

After the inauguration of Bijoy Sarani-Tejgaon link road by chief adviser Fakhruddin Ahmed, work of the much-hyped link road is going on at a snail’s
pace...
[ + ]

Strike begins
at SBMCH

The intern doctors of Barisal Sher-e-Bangla Medical College Hospital went on wildcat strike Saturday morning to press for six-point
demands...
[ + ]



Tigers rue
missed chances

Bangladesh did not have the opportunity to bat on the opening day of the second Test against Sri Lanka on Saturday, but still the batsmen were at fault for spoiling the good work of the bowlers, albeit in a different role...
[ + ]

Sarwan, Ramdin clinch thriller

A late batting onslaught by Ramnaresh Sarwan and Denesh Ramdin saw the West Indies snatch victory with one ball to spare in the one-day international against New Zealand here Saturday...[ + ]


Editorial
» Treasury and opposition need to work to make
JS effective

» The case for cautious optimism
Op-Ed
» Honour the people’s mandate
» Brobdingnagian Israelis versus Lilliputian Palestinians

National
» Observers should also monitor post-polls violence: Abu Hena
» Navigation on southern routes at risk for lack of signals
Home
» People keen on upazila elections
in the north

» Date juice extraction in full swing in Jessore
International
» Lankan troops advance on rebels’ military HQ
» Israel keeps ban on foreign journalists in Gaza
Timeout
» Call for trial of war criminals
» Hollywood closes off record foreign sales year

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