• End of an era
  • What is waiting for BUET?
  • Is there any scope to deliver judgement other than in open court?
  • O’Brien to play BPL again despite FICA advice
  • Commodity prices see fresh rise
  • No restraints on CNG auto fare hikes on the horizon
  • Field-level land admin in disarray
  • 30,000 Syrians flee into Lebanon in 48 hours: UN
  • Flood situation in north may deteriorate further
  • The end of an era
  • Govt needs to show earnestness in resolving CHT land disputes
  • ‘Terrorism isn’t the disease; egregious injustice is’
  • Security tight for Bolt & co
  • Import bill payments drop in June
  • Would-be scientists toy with idea of surplus electricity without fuel
  • Tribesmen rise up against Afghan Taliban
  • Blake says RAB involved in disappearance, extrajudicial killings
  • 66pc now poor: Barakat
  • New committee of BNSS introduced
  • Ongoing Syrian bloodshed: Tremseh massacre and aftermath
  • Humayun’s body arrives Sunday
  • Brilliant Bangladesh seal series
  • No change likely in ‘questionable’ university intake tests


Ireland cricketer Niall O’Brien speaks to the press at the Civil Service Cricket Ground in Belfast on Thursday. — New Age photo

Ireland cricketer Niall O’Brien speaks to the press at the Civil Service Cricket Ground in Belfast on Thursday. — New Age photo

A vendor arranges commodities at a shop at a market in the capital on Friday. — New Age photo

A vendor arranges commodities at a shop at a market in the capital on Friday. — New Age photo

Carrying their luggage people walk close to the area of the Masnaa crossing between the eastern Lebanon and neighboring Syria on Thursday as weekenders and others fleeing the violence in Syria cross over into Lebanon.  — AFP photo

Carrying their luggage people walk close to the area of the Masnaa crossing between the eastern Lebanon and neighboring Syria on Thursday as weekenders and others fleeing the violence in Syria cross over into Lebanon. — AFP photo

A mourner signs a book of condolence on the late writer Humayun Ahmed at the Channel i office in Dhaka on Friday. 
— Sanaul Haque

A mourner signs a book of condolence on the late writer Humayun Ahmed at the Channel i office in Dhaka on Friday. — Sanaul Haque

Some Jahangirnagar University senate members form a human chain taping shut their mouths with pieces of black cloths on the campus on Friday, protesting at the VC panel elections. — Sourav Lasker

Some Jahangirnagar University senate members form a human chain taping shut their mouths with pieces of black cloths on the campus on Friday, protesting at the VC panel elections. — Sourav Lasker

Spanish winger Jordi Alba celebrates his goal against Italy during their Euro 2012 final match at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev on July 1. — Reuters photo

Spanish winger Jordi Alba celebrates his goal against Italy during their Euro 2012 final match at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev on July 1. — Reuters photo



MAIN NEWS

Field-level land admin in disarray


The absence of assistant commissioners (land) in almost a half of the upazilas is ‘seriously affecting services to the public and pushing field-level land administrations into disarray.’ Full story

Blake says RAB involved in disappearance, extrajudicial killings


The United States has said there were credible reports that the Rapid Action Battalion, a paramilitary law enforcement group made up of policemen and army soldiers, is involved with some... Full story

Humayun’s body arrives Sunday


The mortal remains of popular writer Humayun Ahmed, who died in a New York hospital about 11:30pm Thursday BST, are expected to be flown back home on Sunday, the family said. Full story

Brilliant Bangladesh seal series


Vice-captain Mahmudullah held his nerve to bowl a brilliant last over to help Bangladesh eke out a one-run win, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match Twenty20 International series over... Full story

NATIONAL

Flood situation in north may deteriorate further


The overall flood situation in the northern districts remained unchanged on Friday but it may deteriorate in next 24 hours as major rivers in the area were on a rising trend. New Age correspondents from different flood... Full story

METRO

No restraints on CNG auto fare hikes on the horizon


The CNG-run auto-rickshaw owners and drivers started fresh agitation this July, asking the government for yet another round of fare hike. The demand, however, has come in a context in which the... Full story

BUSINESS

Commodity prices see fresh rise


Commodity prices witnessed fresh rise on the retail markets in the city over the week ending Friday. The essentials which are consumed in larger quantities in the month of Ramadan beginning today saw bigger increase in their prices over the week. Full story

INTERNATIONAL

30,000 Syrians flee into Lebanon in 48 hours: UN


Up to 30,000 Syrians have fled into Lebanon over the past 48 hours, the UN refugee agency said on Friday as violence swelled to new levels. ‘Thousands of Syrians crossed into Lebanon yesterday. Reports vary between 8,500 and 30,000 people having... Full story

SPORTS

O’Brien to play BPL again despite FICA advice


Forget Tim May, Ireland cricketer Niall O’Brien said he was ready to play in the next edition of the Bangladesh Premier League despite a call from over-reactive players association chief for skipping the Twenty20 tournament. Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations chief May... Full story

EDITORIAL

End of an era


LOVE him or hate him but you cannot ignore him — such was the... Full story

OP-ED

Is there any scope to deliver judgement other than in open court?


IN THE language of the constitution, court means any court of law, including the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is a constitutional court and has two separate divisions, namely the Appellate Division and the High Court Division. On the other hand... Full story

TIMEOUT

The end of an era


The death of the most influential writer, dramatist and director Humayun Ahmed is the end of a glorious era. The most popular writer in Bangladesh after independence, Humayun Ahmed gave a new dimension... Full story

LETTERS

What is waiting for BUET?


Over the past few days, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology has witnessed volatile situation, with most of the teachers, students, employees and former students demanding the removal of the... Full story

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