• Tagore dance festival ends
  • More power woes on cards
  • A review of proposed budget
  • Evil still flourishes
  • Morsi mulls cabinet amid Tahrir sit-in
  • BPC loss drops by Tk 250cr a month on falling int'l oil price
  • Italy advance as England pay penalty once more
  • Rajuk starts work on open park on land of Wonderland
  • HC order to amend law to end custodial torture still unheeded
  • JS passes bill on service conditions of state-owned factory workers
  • Bijoy Sarkar’s songs presented
  • Yet another scam
  • Dispelling perceptions of uncaring govt
  • Grabbing of Gulshan Lake
  • German daily sent to all 41 million households
  • NBR finds Tk 174cr VAT dodge by WASA
  • Pan Pacific Sonargaon-New Age Euro 2012 Adda held
  • Discussion calls for removing flaws in budget
  • Change constitution for credible elections
  • Transport workers threaten strike to press home five-point demands
  • Obama morphing into Cheney?
  • Rain, flash flood kill 3, maroon thousands
  • University teachers to retire at 65

A scene from Chitrangada staged on Sunday at Shilpakala Academy. — Snigdha Zamanjpg

A scene from Chitrangada staged on Sunday at Shilpakala Academy. — Snigdha Zamanjpg

 Egyptian supporters of the country’s new president-elect, Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Morsi, wave their national flag and chant slogans as they demonstrate against the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces in Cairo’s Tahrir Square on Monday, one day after Morsi was elected as Egypt’s ‘first civilian president.’. — AFP photo

Egyptian supporters of the country’s new president-elect, Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Morsi, wave their national flag and chant slogans as they demonstrate against the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces in Cairo’s Tahrir Square on Monday, one day after Morsi was elected as Egypt’s ‘first civilian president.’. — AFP photo

Italian players run forward in celebration after team-mate Alessandro Diamanti (not in picture) scored the final penalty during their Euro 2012 quarter-final match against England at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev on Sunday. — Reuters photo

Italian players run forward in celebration after team-mate Alessandro Diamanti (not in picture) scored the final penalty during their Euro 2012 quarter-final match against England at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev on Sunday. — Reuters photo

Rubbles lie littered at the demolished Wonderland Amusement Park. — New Age phto

Rubbles lie littered at the demolished Wonderland Amusement Park. — New Age phto

(L-R) Former national goalkeeper Aminul Haque, Muktijoddha Sangsad KC coach Shafiqul Islam Manik, singer Samina Chowdhury, New Age editor Nurul Kabir, Bangladesh Football Federation vice-president Tabith Awal and former national team captain Jewel Rana are seen at the Pan Pacific Sonargaon-New Age Euro 2012 Adda held at Pan Pacific Sonargaon on Monday.  — New Age photo

(L-R) Former national goalkeeper Aminul Haque, Muktijoddha Sangsad KC coach Shafiqul Islam Manik, singer Samina Chowdhury, New Age editor Nurul Kabir, Bangladesh Football Federation vice-president Tabith Awal and former national team captain Jewel Rana are seen at the Pan Pacific Sonargaon-New Age Euro 2012 Adda held at Pan Pacific Sonargaon on Monday. — New Age photo

A scene from film The Invisible War.

A scene from film The Invisible War.

A Biman Bangladesh Airlines web site photo shows an aircraft of the national flag carrier.

A Biman Bangladesh Airlines web site photo shows an aircraft of the national flag carrier.

The Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, left, Congress Party president, Sonia Gandhi, centre, and finance minister Pranab Mukherjee pose for the media during the Congress Working Committee meeting in New Delhi on Monday. — AFP photo

The Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, left, Congress Party president, Sonia Gandhi, centre, and finance minister Pranab Mukherjee pose for the media during the Congress Working Committee meeting in New Delhi on Monday. — AFP photo

Lieutenant General Iqbal Karim Bhuiyan takes over charge as the army chief from his predecessor General Abdul Mubin ceremonially at the army headquarters in the Dhaka Cantonment on Monday.

Lieutenant General Iqbal Karim Bhuiyan takes over charge as the army chief from his predecessor General Abdul Mubin ceremonially at the army headquarters in the Dhaka Cantonment on Monday.

The National Garment Workers’ Federation forms human chain in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka on Monday, demanding food rations for apparel workers. — New Age photo

The National Garment Workers’ Federation forms human chain in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka on Monday, demanding food rations for apparel workers. — New Age photo

England players react after being defeated by Italy in their Euro 2012 quarter-final match at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev on Sunday. — AFP photo

England players react after being defeated by Italy in their Euro 2012 quarter-final match at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev on Sunday. — AFP photo



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HC order to amend law to end custodial torture still unheeded


With at least two deaths reported at the hands of law enforcers every month after the Awami League-led alliance government assumed office, the nation marches with the rest of the world to observe today International... Full story

Change constitution for credible elections


A ruling alliance lawmaker on Monday asked the government to amend the constitution once again to ensure free and fair polls as he said that the current provision cannot ensure a level playing field for incumbent... Full story

Rain, flash flood kill 3, maroon thousands


Two people were killed in landslide and another by drowning in two places and thousands got marooned across the country on Monday because of heavy rainfall and onrush of water from the hilly regions. Full story

University teachers to retire at 65


A law was proposed in parliament on Monday aimed at raising the retirement age for all public university teachers to 65 years to bring uniformity. The bill placed by the education minister, Nurul Islam Nahid... Full story

NATIONAL

JS passes bill on service conditions of state-owned factory workers


The Jatiya Sangsad on Monday passed a bill concerning terms and conditions of services of workers of state-owned manufacturing industries to increase their wages. The bill proposed making effective the... Full story

METRO

Rajuk starts work on open park on land of Wonderland


Rajdhani Unnayan Kartripakkha has started working on its plan to set up an open park on the land of ‘Wonderland Park’, which the city development authorities pulled down last month. On May 7, Rajdhani Unnayan Kartipakhha conducted a demolition... Full story

BUSINESS

BPC loss drops by Tk 250cr a month on falling int'l oil price


The monthly loss of the state-owned Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation has reduced by around Tk 250 crore, but still the government is mulling price hike of fuel oils to appease the International Monetary Fund. The BPC officials the falling... Full story

INTERNATIONAL

Morsi mulls cabinet amid Tahrir sit-in


Egypt’s president-elect Mohamed Morsi began selecting a new government on Monday as his supporters pursued a sit-in to pressure the ruling military to hand over full powers to the Islamist. After a tight race in which Morsi was forced to reach out... Full story

SPORTS

Italy advance as England pay penalty once more


England’s penalty curse struck again here Sunday as Italy advanced to the semi-finals of Euro 2012 with victory in a shoot-out after a tense quarter-final duel finished 0-0 following extra-time. The Italians will face Germany in the semi-finals in Warsaw on... Full story

EDITORIAL

More power woes on cards


WHEN the Power Development Board submitted a proposal to the... Full story

OP-ED

A review of proposed budget


THE finance minister, Abul Maal Abdul Muhith, has proposed a Tk 191,738 crore budget for 2012-13. The proposed budget is saddled with a high level of deficit. With such a huge deficit, the government will have... Full story

TIMEOUT

Tagore dance festival ends


The tales of the legendary Manipuri princess Chitrangada, depicted in Tagore’s popular dance drama ‘Chitrangada’, was presented in classical Manipuri dance style, on Sunday at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy. Full story

LETTERS

Evil still flourishes


DO SCHOOL principals not read newspapers or official circulars from the education ministry? Or is it a case like all the goons, undesirable persons, and miscreants that carpet Bangladesh from border to border... Full story

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