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1st swine flu death reported as preparedness sounds hollow

Poor monitoring of production, import and sale of medicines has led to the unbridled proliferation of drug manufacturers and traders with little or no care for quality, endangering public healthThe first swine flu death officially confirmed Monday and refusal of designated hospitals to do initial diagnosis caused a wave of panic among people with cold and fever and left them in confusion over where to go, patients and relatives said...[ + ]

Students of Class V to
sit in public exams

Cabinet abolishes pry scholarship exams

Students of class V will have to face a public examination like SSC exams from this year as the cabinet on Monday endorsed the plan to improve the quality of education right from the elementary level...[ + ]

PM orders action plan
to ease traffic jam

The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, on Monday directed the concerned officials to formulate an action plan for fixing separate time schedules for government and semi-government offices, schools, banks and markets to ease traffic congestions in the capital city...[ + ]

Hasina asks HT Imam to appear before JS panel

The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, on Monday asked HT Imam, her adviser for establishment and administrative affairs, to appear in the parliamentary standing committee on law ministry to explain his action in sending two district judges into forced retirement, sources said....[ + ]

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» Record 54 women elected in Japan vote
» Yunus invited to deliver lecture in Indian parliament
» BNP founding anniv today
» PM repeats call to shun suit to save power
» Birth anniv of Osmani today
» EC asks AL MP to explain why he shouldn’t lose JS seat
» CNG driver, security guard killed in city
» UK detains 470 children in immigration centres: report
» Democrats begin talks to form govt
» JS panel wants terms freedom fighter, martyr’s family redefined
» PM warns BCL against extortion
» Daily aspirin could do more harm than good: study
» Farmers, fishermen take the fallout of climate change
» PM leaves for Geneva today
» Using illegal call termination BTRC blocks 113,880 SIMs
» CU closed as BCL factions clash


SEC allowed to issue 50 merchant bank licences

The government has given the Securities and Exchange Commission permission to issue licences for a maximum of 50 merchant banks to cater for stock market investors, official sources said...[ + ]

DSE adopts new ex-dividend price
adjustment method

Dhaka Stock Exchange from today adopts a new method for ex-dividend price adjustment under which opening price of the shares a company and DSE indices will be adjusted to the extent of corporate benefits provided by the company, DSE official sources said,..[ + ]

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» Outbound tourists change destinations
» GP launches own branded handset
» Ctg Customs to reunify import, export divisions
» Bangla Trac marks first anniversary of operation
» Etihad Airways first class suite enters service
» Yen jumps to 7-week high vs dollar
» India thirsty for oil import despite home finds
» As Internet turns 40, barriers threaten its growth
» France denies amnesty for Swiss bank tax evaders
» Citibank introduces e-alert system
» MTB holds workshop for women entrepreneurs
» IFIC Bank trains officers
» ‘Bankers should pay for crisis’
» China, Russia mull currency swap deal


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One bed per 1.5 lakh people for cardiac treatment

The number of beds for cardiac treatment is only one per 1.5 lakh people in country, according to statistics of the Bangladesh Cardiac Society...[ + ]

KMC students stage demo over assault on college principal

Four students of the Khulna Medical College were injured as supporters of a medical officer of the medical college hospital attacked them when they were holding demonstration against the assault on the college principal allegedly by the medical officer Monday afternoon...[ + ]



BCB makes umpires cheaper

In a country where everyday life is getting harder with the soaring prices of essentials, the Bangladesh Cricket Board has almost halved the remuneration of local cricket umpires and scorers, triggering a shock and surprise...[ + ]

A frantic last day

The B League player transfer saw a hectic day on Monday, the last day for signing local footballers, with almost all clubs of completing their player registration
procedures...[ + ]


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» Rogue drug companies a menace to public health
» International support for Sri Lanka and the continuing legacy of war

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» Apologies, anger,
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