• Admission to medical and dental colleges: Govt should give a second thought
  • Pervasive corruption in the CGA office
  • Remembering Mosaddeq
  • Formal import of cattle from India needed
  • Shamefully Yours
  • Is Burma ready to embrace diversity?
  • Selim shares Eid schedule
  • Shajal works from dawn to midnight
  • Export earning slide halted in July, after 4 months
  • Student deposits in private banks rising
  • London says goodbye with musical extravaganza
  • Sakib joins nat’l camp
  • Trendy shoes add to Eid shopping spree
  • Syria rebels claim jet downing as army advances in Aleppo
  • Govt urged to reject Indian offer to invest in Tipai dam
  • Egypt president defends army chief’s sacking
  • ACC challenges granting bails to Destiny officials
  • BNP wants CG in line with 13th amendment: Fakhrul
  • Students burst into protests, writ petition filed
  • ACC finds top brass in govt involved
  • PAC finds gross irregularities
  • Smaller parties move to cobble an alliance together

Shahiduzzaman Selim

Shahiduzzaman Selim

A flaming phoenix flies over the crowd coming out of the Olympic flame before being extinguished at the closing ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium in London on Sunday. — Reuters photo

A flaming phoenix flies over the crowd coming out of the Olympic flame before being extinguished at the closing ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium in London on Sunday. — Reuters photo

A recent photo shows people gathering in a shoe market in the capital to buy their pick as Eid-ul-Fitr is drawing near. — Sanalul Haque

A recent photo shows people gathering in a shoe market in the capital to buy their pick as Eid-ul-Fitr is drawing near. — Sanalul Haque

The police stop a procession of medical college admission seekers protesting against the new admission system, at Shahbagh in Dhaka on Monday. — Sourav Lasker

The police stop a procession of medical college admission seekers protesting against the new admission system, at Shahbagh in Dhaka on Monday. — Sourav Lasker

Ubinig holds a press conference at the Dhaka Reporters’ Unity on Monday, demanding disclosure of information on the tobacco companies’ interference in tobacco control measures. — New Age photo

Ubinig holds a press conference at the Dhaka Reporters’ Unity on Monday, demanding disclosure of information on the tobacco companies’ interference in tobacco control measures. — New Age photo

Clients crowd a branch of a private bank at Motijheel in Dhaka on Monday. Banks continued to grapple with the withdrawal of cash by thousands of clients before the Eid vacation. — Focusbangla photo

Clients crowd a branch of a private bank at Motijheel in Dhaka on Monday. Banks continued to grapple with the withdrawal of cash by thousands of clients before the Eid vacation. — Focusbangla photo

Manchester City forward Carlos Tevez (R) scores against Chelsea during their FA Community Shield match at the Villa Park in 
Birmingham on Sunday. — AFP photo

Manchester City forward Carlos Tevez (R) scores against Chelsea during their FA Community Shield match at the Villa Park in Birmingham on Sunday. — AFP photo

Employees of Standard Chartered leave a branch of the bank in central Seoul on Thursday. — Reuters photo

Employees of Standard Chartered leave a branch of the bank in central Seoul on Thursday. — Reuters photo



MAIN NEWS

Students burst into protests, writ petition filed


Admission seekers on Monday burst into protests across the country against the government’s decision to enrol students at medical and dental colleges without admission tests. A Supreme Court lawyer on Monday filed a writ petition challenging the government decision to... Full story

ACC finds top brass in govt involved


The Anti-Corruption Commission has traced involvement of the top brass of the government, including an adviser to the prime minister, in the alleged embezzlement of around Tk 3,500 crore by... Full story

PAC finds gross irregularities


The Pubic Accounts Committee on Monday found gross mismanagement in the budget planning of the health ministry, which spent up to 114 per cent more money than its original as well... Full story

Smaller parties move to cobble an alliance together


Leaders of some smaller political parties have initiated a move to cobble an alliance together with an aim to create a third political stream parallel to the two major alliances led by Awami League... Full story

NATIONAL

ACC challenges granting bails to Destiny officials


The Anti-Corruption Commission on Monday challenged the legality of an order passed by the Dhaka Chief Metropolitan Magistrate’s Court granting bail to five Destiny Group top officials including managing director Rafiqul... Full story

METRO

Trendy shoes add to Eid shopping spree


Shoe outlets in the capital are bustling with people picking their brands of choice from grand collections gathered on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr which is barely a week away. Men, women and kids all are heading towards the shoe stores to get a bit... Full story

BUSINESS

Export earning slide halted in July, after 4 months


The slide in the country’s monthly export earning was halted in July, after four months, although concern remains over exports in the coming months because of the economic crisis in Europe and USA. Export earning stood at $2.44 billion in July... Full story

INTERNATIONAL

Syria rebels claim jet downing as army advances in Aleppo


Syrian rebels claimed they downed a fighter jet Monday in what would be a major coup for the opposition but the regime seized the upper hand in Aleppo as it advanced into a new rebel-held district. Full story

SPORTS

London says goodbye with musical extravaganza


The London Olympics closed with a dazzling, and at times eccentric extravaganza of music and dance that rocked a main stadium filled with royalty, celebrities, 10,500 athletes and a sea of exuberant spectators. The three-hour show starred the latest names in pop, a holograph of late Queen frontman Freddie... Full story

EDITORIAL

Admission to medical and dental colleges: Govt should give a second thought


The government’s decision to take students in the medical and dental... Full story

OP-ED

Shamefully Yours


In search of progressive politics, we often blur our perspectives and eventually lose sight of what we really want. With regression in our political environment we desperately want change at any cost, but if we look very closely we will find that we, as... Full story

TIMEOUT

Selim shares Eid schedule


Popular actor-director Shahiduzzaman Selim will direct a TV play and will also appear in lead roles in four plays to be aired on different TV channels during the Eid special programmes. Sharing his Eid offers Selim told New Age that he was directing... Full story

LETTERS

Formal import of cattle from India needed


Bangladesh is a densely populated country. Scarcity of land breeds fewer numbers of cattle than the country requires. Bangladesh needs huge number of cattle like bulls, ox and cows. On the other hand, India... Full story

    Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Online Poll


Do you think that the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters’ Association would stop dillydallying in sending names of their representatives for the formation of a new wage commission for apparel workers?

  • Yes
  • No
  • No comment
Ajax Loader

Archives

Select MonthYear

May 2013

SunMonTueWedThuFri Sat
01020304
05060708091011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031