• All too one-sided
  • Time to rein in Chhatra League troublemakers
  • Encounter with an advanced capitalist economy
  • Reasonable rail fare
  • Disequilibrium in balance of payments
  • Syria will drag down turkey
  • Screening of 10 movies on war begins at 17 points
  • Abahani clinch title in thrilling finale
  • Rumee experiments with emotions
  • Dilshan, Sangakkara lift gloom with tons
  • Remittance topped $12.84b in FY 2012
  • Experts for growth, poverty reduction-focused trade policy
  • Chemically-treated mangoes flood city markets
  • 'Tajuddin’s resignation was a loss to country'
  • Iran, US flex muscles in case of conflict
  • Suu Kyi defiant in ‘Burma’ row
  • Bangladesh loan cut-off correct: new WB chief
  • Headcount to identify Rohingyas outside camps in the offing
  • No heavy vehicles allowed unless road fit
  • Water-borne diseases break out in Sylhet as water recedes
  • NSI not named in charge sheet at Babar’s directive
  • AL to induct young leaders: Ashraf

Abahani Limited players celebrate with the trophy after clinching the Bangladesh Premier League title at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on Tuesday. — Sourav Loskar

Abahani Limited players celebrate with the trophy after clinching the Bangladesh Premier League title at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on Tuesday. — Sourav Loskar

A stall selling mangoes has occupied the footpath at Panthpath in the capital but the authorities seem to turn a blind eye to this. The photo was taken on Tuesday. — Sourav Lashkar

A stall selling mangoes has occupied the footpath at Panthpath in the capital but the authorities seem to turn a blind eye to this. The photo was taken on Tuesday. — Sourav Lashkar

Jim Yong Kim

Jim Yong Kim

Sri Lankan batsman Kumar Sangakkara (R) cuts the ball during the fourth day of the second Test match against Pakistan at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo on Tuesday. — AFP photo

Sri Lankan batsman Kumar Sangakkara (R) cuts the ball during the fourth day of the second Test match against Pakistan at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo on Tuesday. — AFP photo

CPD distinguished fellow Debapriya Bhattacharya speaks at a dialogue on the Bangladesh trade policy held in Dhaka on Tuesday. — New Age photo

CPD distinguished fellow Debapriya Bhattacharya speaks at a dialogue on the Bangladesh trade policy held in Dhaka on Tuesday. — New Age photo

Abdullah Al Mamun Theatre School stages Waiting for Godot.
— Snigdha Zaman

Abdullah Al Mamun Theatre School stages Waiting for Godot. — Snigdha Zaman

Discussants attend an inception meeting titled ‘combating sexual harassment against girl students’ in Dhaka on Tuesday. — New Age photo

Discussants attend an inception meeting titled ‘combating sexual harassment against girl students’ in Dhaka on Tuesday. — New Age photo

Scences from Thikana staged on Tuesday at Experintal Theater Hall and National Theatre Hall respectively.

Scences from Thikana staged on Tuesday at Experintal Theater Hall and National Theatre Hall respectively.

Tea workers from Habiganj adorn the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, in a programme at Ganabhaban on Tuesday, with two gold bangles paid for with the money about 5,000 workers had saved for two years.  — New Age photo

Tea workers from Habiganj adorn the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, in a programme at Ganabhaban on Tuesday, with two gold bangles paid for with the money about 5,000 workers had saved for two years. — New Age photo

Small traders sit in front of a bulldozer during a drive the Dhaka South City Corporation conducted on Tuesday to pull down a market illegally built on government land at Chankarpool in the capital. — Sony Ramany

Small traders sit in front of a bulldozer during a drive the Dhaka South City Corporation conducted on Tuesday to pull down a market illegally built on government land at Chankarpool in the capital. — Sony Ramany

A man washes dirty polythene sheets in the River Sitalakhya after collecting them from of factories in Narayanganj.
— Sony Ramany

A man washes dirty polythene sheets in the River Sitalakhya after collecting them from of factories in Narayanganj. — Sony Ramany

Spain national team players celebrate their Euro 2012 triumph on an open top bus during a parade in downtown Madrid on Monday. — Reuters photo

Spain national team players celebrate their Euro 2012 triumph on an open top bus during a parade in downtown Madrid on Monday. — Reuters photo



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Bangladesh loan cut-off correct: new WB chief


The World Bank’s decision to cancel a $1.2 billion loan to Bangladesh on corruption allegations was ‘appropriate,’ the new chief of the bank said on Monday, his first day on the job. New president Jim Yong Kim inherited the controversy, which Full story

Headcount to identify Rohingyas outside camps in the offing


The government is thinking of conducting a headcount to ascertain the identity of several hundred thousand undocumented Myanmar nationals for facilitating their repatriation to... Full story

No heavy vehicles allowed unless road fit


Bangladesh will not allow India to transport its goods using Ashuganj port unless the Ashuganj-Akhaura connecting road is made fit for plying heavy vehicles, shipping secretary Abdul Mannan... Full story

Water-borne diseases break out in Sylhet as water recedes


Water-borne diseases including diarrhoea were breaking out among the flood victims in Sylhet as the flood water was receding. Tens of thousands of people in the affected areas were... Full story

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NSI not named in charge sheet at Babar’s directive


A Chittagong court on Tuesday recorded deposition of prosecution witness Farrukh Ahmed, a former deputy inspector general of the criminal investigation department of police, in two cases related to the recovery... Full story

METRO

Chemically-treated mangoes flood city markets


Chemically doctored mangoes are flooding the city’s markets and are even being sold in shops that display signs that state they only sell mangoes that are ‘free of chemicals’. The Rapid Action Battalion, the Bangladesh... Full story

BUSINESS

Remittance topped $12.84b in FY 2012


Remittance inflow increased by 10.26 per cent to $12.84 billion in the last financial year from that of the FY 2010-11 due to appreciation of the dollar against the Taka for a few months of that year. Bangladesh Bank data released on Tuesday showed that the... Full story

INTERNATIONAL

Iran, US flex muscles in case of conflict


Iran and the United States on Tuesday underlined their military readiness for conflict should faltering diplomacy over Tehran’s atomic activities fail, as tensions rose over tougher Western sanctions. Iran said it successfully fired several dozen missiles... Full story

SPORTS

Abahani clinch title in thrilling finale


Abahani Limited came from behind twice to salvage a 2-2 draw in a thrilling last match against Muktijoddha Sangsad KC, securing their fourth Bangladesh Premier League title in five seasons on Tuesday. Needing only a draw at the rain-soaked Bangabandhu National... Full story

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All too one-sided


DESPITE numerous unresolved issues and unanswered questions... Full story

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Disequilibrium in balance of payments


In order to meet the expenditure requirements, Bangladesh has to regularly borrow from different foreign sources. As a result, interest payment on loan is one of the main elements that imbalances the balance... Full story

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Screening of 10 movies on war begins at 17 points


It is an appreciable initiative taken by Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy to screen timeless Bangla feature films upholding the spirit of the glorious war of independence through mobile screening at the open spaces at the different corners of the... Full story

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Reasonable rail fare


IT IS known that recent years the railways has been incurring an annual average loss of Tk 700 crore and that rail fare has not increased although cost of goods and services have increased manifolds in the past 19 years. Full story

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