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AK-47 seized from
Mahila AL leader
in Kushtia

17 modern firearms seized in Jhenaidah

The police in Kushtia arrested the district Mahila Awami League general secretary and four others in possession of an AK-47 Rifle Monday night and the Jhenaidah police seized 17 modern firearms and arrested two others on Tuesday...[ + ]

Police given 48 hours
to stop Turag filling

The High Court on Tuesday ordered the inspector general of police and the Dhaka metropolitan police commissioner to stop in 48 hours dirt-filling in and encroachment on the River Turag...[ + ]

Judicial body formed
to probe graft in
5 public univs

The government has formed a one-man judicial commission to investigate corruption that took place in five public universities between 2001 and 2008, according to a gazette notification...[ + ]

Tigers thrash Zimbabwe
to take series

Bangladesh restricted Zimbabwe to a humiliating 44 runs to post a six-wicket win, taking the five-match series with an unassailable 3-1 lead at the Chittagong divisional stadium on Tuesday. On a track that was supposed to be a batting paradise, the spinners ruled the roost to surprise the batsmen of both the sides, but Zimbabwe had to pay the penalty having totally misread it and opting to bat first...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Nepal places army on alert
» Killing of Mujib not a case of mutiny but murder: state counsel
» Amending RPO meant to keep BNP out of politics: Delwar
» British MPs want opposition to take part in parliament
» Extra judicial killing worries European MPs
» ADP implementation yet to set pace
» PM urges OIC states to help Dhaka
» Gas bill placed in parliament
» DU suspends 5 BCL activists
» NICVD director assaulted, office room vandalised
» BB clears Beximco
» Pakistan train collision kills 16


DSE to introduce online trading

Dhaka Stock Exchange will introduce internet-based trading system within six months to expedite stock trading. ‘For a fast moving market, it is needed to introduce the system,’ DSE president Rakibur Rahman told reporters after a meeting with the US ambassador James F Moriarty at the bourse’s auditorium Tuesday...[ + ]

Mobile-based medicare services launched

Telemedicine Reference Centre Bangladesh and the Entra Health System USA on Tuesday launched a mobile phone-based intensive diabetes management service under the brand-name-amcare. The minister for information, Abul Kalam Azad, launched the service at a programme at Sonargaon hotel...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Khulna Shipyard regains lost pride
» Masihur opposes further rate cuts
» Bangladesh seen next hot spot for Japan’s outsourcing
» DSE halts margin loan to Paramount Insurance
» SEC arranges investors’ awareness programme
» StanChart’s CMO arrives in Dhaka
» Dollar falls on CIT bankruptcy
» Corporate Disclosures
» EU lifts 2010 growth forecast
» IMF sells gold to India at glittering price
» Cash-strapped US media rush to cover Afghan war
» IFIC Bank chairman meets Nepal’s PM
» Banglalink launches ‘babsha jigyasha 7677’
» Dipon Gas wins ‘International Star Award’
» Ford posts surprise earnings


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Govt to turn DTCB into Dhaka Mass Transit Authority

The government has decided to turn the Dhaka Transport Coordination Board into Dhaka Mass Transit Authority with a view to formulating an effective traffic and transport infrastructure development plan for easing the traffic in the city...[ + ]

RU appoints
48 teachers

The Rajshahi University authorities have appointed 48 teachers in nine departments. According to sources in the administration, the authorities approved the appointment of the teachers at the syndicate meeting held recently...[ + ]



Don’t blame
the wicket

To Bangla-desh coach Jamie Siddons it was a wicket similar to Bulawayo’s, where Bangladesh had played two 300-plus innings in a single series. Curator Shafiul Alam had foreseen at least 600 runs from the two capable sides here...
[ + ]

MSC ensure a relaxing break

Dhaka Moham-medan Sporting Club recorded their third consecutive victory in the Citycell Bangladesh League with a 4-0 thrashing of Muktijoddha Sangsad KC at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on Tuesday...[ + ]


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