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Cabinet decides display of Mujib’s portrait
in offices

The portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founding president of Bangladesh, along with the prime minister’s will be hung in all government and semi-government offices, courts, educational institutions and Bangladesh missions abroad...[ + ]

CID questions Razzaq over BDR rebellion

After interrogating a front-ranking leader of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, officials at the Criminal Investigation Department said Monday that they would question more big guns in connection with last month’s rebellion and killings at the Bangladesh Rifles headquarters in Dhaka...[ + ]

Home ministry body puzzles over BDR rebellion
Gets one more month to submit report

The government on Monday extended the timeframe for the investigation of the February 25-26 rebellion and killing in the Bangladesh Rifles headquarters by one more month as the investigation committee found it hard to delve into the facts, officials said.....[ + ]

BNP set to start
shake-up

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is preparing for a massive overhaul of the party on demands from grassroots level to reorganise and strengthen the organisation...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Pak police school siege kills 28
» Dhaka readies groundwork for nuclear power deals
» PM in grip of power outage
» 3 ex-CID officials sued
» Pakistan lifts central rule in Punjab
» Dhaka seeks ‘official’ Yangon version on fencing
» By-polls preparations completed
» Power crisis hinders development: Muhith
» Britain starts Iraq pullout today
» 8 killed in attack on US nursing home
» Crops on huge tracts of land damaged in hailstorm
» Prisoners protest at beating by jail police in Barisal
» Man kills wife at Keraniganj
» Section 144 imposed on Sayeedi’s rally in Ctg
» Fidel Castro criticises Biden for embargo support
» JMB man arrested at Baghmara


Ford ready to re-roll on Bangladesh roads

While global auto industry faces difficulties, the US auto giant Ford finds Bangladesh market quite potential and gets ready to re-launch its sales and operations in Dhaka Wednesday. The soft launching of Ford vehicles is set to be held at the newly built show room and service center of the AG Automobiles at Uttara in the city...
[ + ]

Falling stocks pause ahead of operators meet

The Dhaka Stock Exchange will hold a meeting with the Chittagong Stock Exchange at the DSE board room in Dhaka today (Tuesday) to review the current market situation. ‘The meeting will discuss the current market situation and find ways to restore confidence among the investors,’ said a DSE official. ‘The bourses will also discuss their expectations in the next national budget,’ he said...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Dhaka seeks more UAE investments
» G20 ready to play down devaluation
» RAK Pharma starts operation
» Citi South Asia chief arrives today
» Firm House brings Doi, Raibhaja from Bogra
» Govt policy support fails to reach poor fishermen
» Some trades feared to have disappeared forever
» Russian economy to shrink 4.5pc in 2009: World Bank
» World stocks plummet
» Oil prices slide
» SingTel gets $710m credit facilities
» Slump in European economic confidence slows
» PBL recommends 30pc stock dividend
» Corporate Disclosures
» DBBL relocates its Dhaka EPZ branch
» IBBL recommends 30pc stock dividends
» IDLC declares 20pc stock dividend
» Japan industrial output plunges
» Financial crisis to dominate ASEAN summit
» GM, Chrysler set new deadlines to avoid collapse
» Malaysian bank offers unpaid leave


Independence Day Special


Weekend


Diarrhoea situation improves with rain

The number of diarrhoea patients has come down in different hospitals, including the ICDDR,B hospital, in the capital following rain, an ICDDR,B scientist said. Dr Shahadat Hussain, head of the short stay unit of the ICDDR,B and a scientist there, told New Age on Monday, ‘The number of diarrhoeal patients has started to come down from Saturday with the change in the weather. When the temperature goes up, people from all sections drink water and the poor people have no access to pure drinking water.’...[ + ]

SUST students boycott
classes today

The students of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology will observe class boycott and refrain from taking the scheduled examinations today, protesting at the increase in tuition fees. They announced the class boycott programme at a rally held in front of the central library of the university on Monday, according to campus sources...[ + ]



Ctg plans its
own IPL

In bid to rejuvenate the local cricket, the Chittagong Divisional Sports Association has planned a mega Twenty20 cricket tournament just like the Indian Premier League, said the officials The CDSA on Monday informed the Bangladesh Cricket Board about its plan to hold tournament from April 29 to May 10 involving eight teams – four top finishers in the Chittagong Premier League and four corporate houses...[ + ]

Cash boost for booters

In a bid to boost the national footballers the Bangladesh Football Federation has decided to spend Tk 25,000 on each of the 25 members of the squad. The players passed their second day with the new Brazilian coach Dido on Monday. Though the camp started on Saturday, Dido started the real training on Monday, when the players went through an extensive physical training session and with-the-ball programmes...[ + ]


Editorial
» Enforce and update laws to raise the cost of
electoral law violations

» Small pockets of
great fear

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» An election
made in heaven

» Provide a humane incentive for all
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