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Protests greet
Bhairab
dist plan

AL leaders say it’s just to
implement president’s wish

The cross-section of people have continued their protests against the government’s plan to upgrade Bhairab upazila into a new administrative district, severing five upazilas from Kishoreganj district.....[ + ]

AUG 21 GRENADE ATTACK
CID grilling Babar

The Criminal Investigation Department on Friday started interrogating the former state minister for home affairs, BNP’s Lutfozzaman Babar, after taking him on a five-day remand in the case connected with the 21 August, 2004 grenade attack on an Awami League rally...[ + ]

Mutiny trial begins
in a week in 6 spl
BDR courts

The trial of the soldiers accused of being involved in the BDR headquarters mutiny in February 25–26 will begin in the first week of November in six special courts led by the BDR director general under the Bangladesh Rifles Order 1972...[ + ]

New office timing
still not being
followed by all

The new office timing is yet to have a significant impact on the traffic situation in the capital as many business concerns and non-government organisations are flouting the government’s order by following the old timetable...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Hartal against dividing Kishoreganj on Monday
» Militants blow up Pak school, clinic
» Govt starts taking back titles on Zia, Khaleda bought in 2002-06
» UNGA urges end to US embargo on Cuba
» Govt using JS in smear campaign against opposition, says Delwar
» Fresh 4-day remand for Mehnaz
» Tremor jolts Bangladesh
» EU sets 100b euro climate goal for poor states
» Govt to move HC on vacating onshore gas block PSC ban
» Passport of 9/11 suspect found: Pak army
» Lenders term PRSP II projections overambitious
» Diarrhoea kills 3 times more than expected: WHO
» Facebook outlines new privacy policy
» India's new defence policy to open $100b market


Winter vegetables hit market at high prices

Despite substantial supply, the prices of early-harvested winter vegetables have remained high in the past week. Prices of sugar and non-packed edible oil saw fresh increase in the week while sugar got costlier, as the millers hiked the price once again.......
[ + ]

Cisco sees education link vital to digital era

Connectivity in education is key for Bangladesh to step in to the digital era, says a top regional official of Cisco Systems, a leading global supplier of networking equipment and network management...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Efforts on to raise breeding of hilsa fish
» Monico offers lot more than vehicle tracking
» Digital ICT Fair begins Nov 7
» Sony stuck in the red
» JS body for steps to expand labour market abroad
» NBR starts tax collection drive from upazila
» Asian markets higher as US moves out of recession
» European stocks pause on US growth
» China’s Nasdaq-style board off to soaring start
» Chevron profit hit by oil, refinery weakness
» Dollar falls in Asia
» Shell to sell refineries to India’s Essar
» EU leaders clear major hurdle to reform treaty
» Samsung Electronics posts record net profit
» Stimulus plan created one million jobs: US officials
» Asia’s tech giants see signs of revival
» IMF warns US of job gap
» BFC opens Bailey Road outlet
» Rupayan signs deal with United


Weekend

6th Anniversary Special


TRENDS


Bus drivers continue to flout traffic rules

Picking and dropping of passengers here and there on the Dhaka city roads continue unabated as most of the bus drivers are defiant of using marked bays for lax monitoring....[ + ]

Awareness stressed to check breast cancer

Speakers at a discussion meeting on Friday said all concerned should work together to make the people aware of the causes for cancer especially breast cancer...[ + ]



Tigers stand chance of
taking lead

Bangla-desh stand the chance of taking a lead against an injury-hit Zimbabwe after a comprehensive win to equal the series when they play the third match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium today. The day-night match will begin at 2:30pm and will be aired on Bangladesh Television and Neo Sports...
[ + ]

DOHS upset
Gazi Tanks

Opener Uttam Sarker became the first cricketer to score a century in the Dhaka Premier Cricket League, but his effort was overshadowed by a shock defeat of star-studded Gazi Tanks to Old DOHS on Friday...[ + ]


Editorial
» Govt adopts right tone with IMF but needs to beware of inequity
» Traditional healthcare across cultures:
time for a new look


Oped
» The maritime
boundary issue

» Why Obama’s Iran
policy will fail


National
» Food ration for freedom fighters planned from Dec 1
» Lottery for plots in Uttara and Purbachal on November 4
Home
» Flood-tolerant paddy to ease food scarcity in Kurigram
» UP chairman jailed in arms case
International
» US Senate panel approves sweeping Iran sanctions
» Will governors polls render judgment on Obama?
Timeout
» Udichi observes founding anniv
» Book on 400 years of Dhaka launched

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