• Humayun most popular after Sharat Chandra
  • AFD pays tribute to Fokhrul Islam
  • Stringent actions against bigotry called for
  • People’s misery and authorities’ sustained indifference
  • Green economy: debate or destiny?
  • US, Pakistan eye a new cold war
  • Madagascar troops mutiny near main airport
  • Syrian refugees clash with Turkish police in border camps
  • RUCSU polls demanded
  • Steps demanded to stop irregularities in Sylhet rly
  • Tigers’ depth makes Mushfiq happy
  • Ireland still think they are on par with Tigers
  • PAC blasts NBR for not realising tax from telcos
  • Indian businesses want SEZ, duty concession for marketing products
  • HC gives Biman 97 days to reappoint employees sacked under VRS
  • Intern doctors beat up journalists at DMCH
  • BERC to rationalise billing for domestic consumers
  • Extortions continue at ferry terminals, on highways
  • Humayun’s body due today
  • BUET protests on


Bangladesh players celebrate with the trophy after winning their Twenty20 International series against Ireland in Belfast on Saturday. — cricketeurope.com

Bangladesh players celebrate with the trophy after winning their Twenty20 International series against Ireland in Belfast on Saturday. — cricketeurope.com

Interntionally accalimed artist Monirul Islam watches Fokhrul Islam's painting at La Galleria at AFD.

Interntionally accalimed artist Monirul Islam watches Fokhrul Islam's painting at La Galleria at AFD.

Confederation of Indian Industry president Adi Godrej receives a crest from FBCCI president AK Azad at a discussion meeting held in Dhaka on Sunday. — New Age photo

Confederation of Indian Industry president Adi Godrej receives a crest from FBCCI president AK Azad at a discussion meeting held in Dhaka on Sunday. — New Age photo

Demonstrators during a protest outside the Tokyo Electric Power Co headquarters in Tokyo, on August 2, 2011, against the nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi.— Yoshikazu Tsuno/AFP/Getty Images

Demonstrators during a protest outside the Tokyo Electric Power Co headquarters in Tokyo, on August 2, 2011, against the nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi.— Yoshikazu Tsuno/AFP/Getty Images

South African batsman Hashim Amla celebrates his triple century against England during the fourth day of the first Test match at the Oval on Sunday. 
— AFP photo

South African batsman Hashim Amla celebrates his triple century against England during the fourth day of the first Test match at the Oval on Sunday. — AFP photo

Humanyun Ahmed

Humanyun Ahmed

Workers of Harvest Rich Garments start a fire on a stretch of the Dhaka-Sylhet highway at Rupganj in Narayanganj on Sunday, demanding payment of their arrears. — New Age photo

Workers of Harvest Rich Garments start a fire on a stretch of the Dhaka-Sylhet highway at Rupganj in Narayanganj on Sunday, demanding payment of their arrears. — New Age photo

Member of US national Olympic swimming team Michael Phelps smiles during a training session for the London 2012 Olympics, in Bellerive, France on Saturday. — Reuters photo

Member of US national Olympic swimming team Michael Phelps smiles during a training session for the London 2012 Olympics, in Bellerive, France on Saturday. — Reuters photo

Rebecca Adlington of Britain’s national Olympic swimming team attends a training session for the London 2012 Olympics, in Edinburgh, Scotland on Saturday. 
— Reuters photo

Rebecca Adlington of Britain’s national Olympic swimming team attends a training session for the London 2012 Olympics, in Edinburgh, Scotland on Saturday. — Reuters photo



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BERC to rationalise billing for domestic consumers


Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission is likely to restructure the slabs of electric bills for domestic consumers dividing them into six categories in order to rationalise billing, officials said. Full story

Extortions continue at ferry terminals, on highways


Illegal collection of toll continues to hamper smooth traffic movement at ferry terminals and highways across the country though the government is stating that it was making efforts to restore... Full story

Humayun’s body due today


The family and friends of Humanyun Ahmed, who died from cancer in a New York hospital late Thursday night, along with the coffin left New York about midnight past Saturday in an Emirates flight that is scheduled to reach Shahjalal International Airport about 8:40am today. Full story

Muhith visits Philippines, Japan by week-end


The government plans to step up diplomatic efforts to arrange foreign funds for the Padma Multipurpose Bridge after the World Bank pulled out of the project, officials said on Sunday. Full story

NATIONAL

HC gives Biman 97 days to reappoint employees sacked under VRS


The High Court on Sunday gave the Biman Bangladesh Airlines authorities a 97-day timeframe to fill up 608 vacant posts by reappointing its staffs and officers who had earlier... Full story

METRO

RUCSU polls demanded


The left leaning student organisations at Rajshahi University on Sunday demanded election to the Rajshahi University Central Students’ Union. Around one hundred leaders and... Full story

BUSINESS

PAC blasts NBR for not realising tax from telcos


The Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee on Sunday censured the National Board of Revenue for causing revenue loss of over Tk 741 crore by its failure to collect two types of taxes from the... Full story

INTERNATIONAL

Madagascar troops mutiny near main airport


Troops staged a mutiny near Madagascar’s main airport on Sunday, forcing the suspension of all flights, but the situation is now under control, the defence minister said. Full story

SPORTS

Tigers’ depth makes Mushfiq happy


If there were anything for Bangladesh to achieve from the just ended series against Ireland, it was the ranking, something that did not come their way as they played fewer matches than it required. After a 3-0 win it came almost as an embarrassment... Full story

EDITORIAL

Stringent actions against bigotry called for


THE Ahmadiyya community, a minority sect in the... Full story

OP-ED

Green economy: debate or destiny?


OVER the past couple of years, the word ‘green’ has been prolifically used — from biology, where it is used to describe chlorophyllous colour pigments, to economics, where it defines an... Full story

TIMEOUT

Humayun most popular after Sharat Chandra


Eminent writer Hasan Azizul Haque observes that after Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay, Humayun Ahmed is the most popular writer in Bangla literature. Terming his death a great loss, Haque believes that it will take long period to... Full story

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