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Experts question
WB project in
farm sector

Suggest need assessment before
seeking foreign loans

After two major ‘reform’ initiatives that proved disastrous for the country’s jute sector, the World Bank has come up with another project in Bangladesh’s agriculture raising doubts among experts about its real intention...[ + ]

Govt changes time
for non-govt offices,
financial instts

No plan to change daylight saving time

The cabinet on Monday set new timing for non-government offices and educational and financial institutions as the government is set to continue with the daylight saving time for an indefinite period..[ + ]

PM wants no more
delay in Ruppoor
N-power plant work

Cabinet approves Gas Act

The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, on Monday asked the science and information and communication technology ministry to complete negotiations with the countries willing to set up the Ruppoor nuclear power plant in order to start work on the proposed project without delay.....[ + ]

BLACKLISTED PRINTING HOUSES
NCTB reluctant
to take action

The National Curriculum and Textbook Board authorities are reluctant to take legal action against 29 blacklisted printing houses which have failed to publish and supply primary textbooks as per schedule.....[ + ]

Other Headlines
» JS incident embarrasses Hasina
» Speaker asks govt to probe Ehtesham’s militant links
» 41 dead as suicide blast hits northwest Pakistan
» Court rules on reading of 3rd verdict today
» ‘Army pullout won’t cause CHT unrest’
» Gayeshwar sent to jail in graft case
» Rid Pharma MD surrenders in court
» Ultra-left operative killed in ‘crossfire’
» Delwar blasts Dipu Moni for comments on Myanmar’s move
» Rigid specifications to keep most MRP bidders at bay
» US duo wins Sveriges Riksbak prize in economics
» BNP doubts if govt will win UN arbitration
» 3 crime suspects held, 10 grenades seized
» Obama did ‘nothing’ to deserve Nobel: Chavez
» 10 more TV channels


Fresh import to stop onion price spiral

The prices of onions, which rose by 50 per cent to Tk 40-50 range per kilogram in little over a week, might start declining by the end of this month with arrival of early Indian harvests, local traders hope.......[ + ]

None comes to OTC market yet

Dhaka Stock Exchange is yet to start trading operation on its over-the-counter market as no company is listed with the separate trading floor introduced for trading of shares of de-listed and unlisted companies...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» ADB provides $76m to support SME growth
» World’s poor see few job benefits from trade boom
» BGMEA launches quality development programme
» Stocks back to red zone
» Local co to invest $3.3m in Ishwardi EPZ
» Oil prices rise on demand recovery forecast
» Dollar higher in Asia
» Keya Detergent, Keya Cosmetics declare dividends
» Asia recovery hopes boosted by Singapore growth
» Britain announces massive assets sale
» India industrial output surges
» Philips beats forecasts
» BASIC Bank holds board meeting


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TRENDS


RMCH patients suffer as
treatment fees
go up

Patients at the Rajshahi Medical College Hospital suffer a lot as the government has recently increased treatment fees at the public hospitals in the country...[ + ]

Roundtable at
IU demands
pro-people
edn policy

Speakers at a roundtable discussion meeting at the Islamic University in Kushta on Monday urged the government to make the proposed national education policy people-oriented so that people of every quarter can be benefited by it...[ + ]



Premier T20 set
to roll amid controversy

The Cricket Committee of Dhaka Metropolis has taken all-out efforts to make the upcoming Premier League Twenty20 Tournament a colourful event despite a controversy over the fixtures...
[ + ]

Feni Soccer
flying high

Feni Soccer Club reached a new height when they advanced to the semi-finals of the Citycell Federation Cup in their very first appearance in top flight football with a 4-2 win on penalties over Rahmatganj MFS at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on Monday...[ + ]


Editorial
» Ruling party needs to play a greater role to make JS functional
» Is Dhaka sitting on a ticking seismic bomb?

Oped
» Opposition requires positive campaign to improve performance
» Pakistan warns India to ‘back off’

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» Govt rejects traders’ rice export proposal
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» Rain dashes hopes of Narsingdi farmers
International
» Supporters of Zelaya blast media crackdown
» Yemen army kills 59 Shia rebels
Timeout
» Natya Kendra’s theatre fest ends
» Jackson’s new song released

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