• Treating children badly is spoiling the country’s future
  • Ultimatum to arrest criminals
  • Hosts take on upbeat SA in first T20
  • Violence in Assam: resource wars, illegal migration or governance deficit?
  • Reading people through faces
  • Arrest Hallmark scamsters: FBCCI
  • US transfers Bagram prison to Afghans
  • Viral fever spreads fast in Rajshahi
  • Crooks to face criminal cases
  • Non-govt teachers continue strike
  • So much for pedestrian-friendly roads
  • What is the real intention?
  • Councillors hold meeting with Ahad
  • Canada’s Iran capers
  • Death of a Salesman staged at Dhaka University
  • DSE on a membership selling spree
  • 12 Shias killed in NW Pakistan bombing
  • MC College authorities yet to take steps against BCL
  • ACC to quiz Sonali’s suspected Hallmark beneficiaries
  • Plot being cooked up to kill Khaleda: Fakhrul
  • Extreme actions when systems fail
  • Land ministry moves against land-grabbing by Hallmark
  • BCL stops JCD from entering DU campus

Bangladesh women’s cricket team players. — New Age photo

Bangladesh women’s cricket team players. — New Age photo

The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry president, AK Azad, speaks at a press briefing at the FBCCI conference room in the capital on Monday. — New Age photo

The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry president, AK Azad, speaks at a press briefing at the FBCCI conference room in the capital on Monday. — New Age photo

An Afghan National Army soldier escorts newly freed prisoner after a ceremony handing over the Bagram prison to Afghan authorities, at the US airbase in Bagram, north of Kabul on Monday. — Reuters photo

An Afghan National Army soldier escorts newly freed prisoner after a ceremony handing over the Bagram prison to Afghan authorities, at the US airbase in Bagram, north of Kabul on Monday. — Reuters photo

A scene from  Death of a Salesman staged by theatre department of Dhaka University. — Snigdha Zaman

A scene from Death of a Salesman staged by theatre department of Dhaka University. — Snigdha Zaman

A scene from Bideho staged at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy on Sunday.   -— Snigdha Zaman

A scene from Bideho staged at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy on Sunday. -— Snigdha Zaman

US tennis star Serena Williams celebrates with the trophy after defeating Victoria Azarenka of Belarus in their US Open women’s singles final in Flushing Meadows, New York on Sunday. — AFP photo

US tennis star Serena Williams celebrates with the trophy after defeating Victoria Azarenka of Belarus in their US Open women’s singles final in Flushing Meadows, New York on Sunday. — AFP photo

A file photo shows police standing guard in front of the Dhaka Stock Exchange building in the city. The DSE on Monday created a Tk 25 crore fund to ensure share settlement backup for the brokerage firms. — New Age photo

A file photo shows police standing guard in front of the Dhaka Stock Exchange building in the city. The DSE on Monday created a Tk 25 crore fund to ensure share settlement backup for the brokerage firms. — New Age photo

The US president, Barack Obama, is picked up by Scott Van Duzer, owner of Big Apple Pizza and Pasta Italian Restaurant during a visit to the restaurant in Fort Pierce, Florida, on Sunday during the second day of a 2-day bus tour across Florida. — AFP photo

The US president, Barack Obama, is picked up by Scott Van Duzer, owner of Big Apple Pizza and Pasta Italian Restaurant during a visit to the restaurant in Fort Pierce, Florida, on Sunday during the second day of a 2-day bus tour across Florida. — AFP photo

The Bangladesh Foundation for Tourism Development holds a press conference in Dhaka on Monday to announce holding of the three-day international tourism fair from September 27. — New Age photo

The Bangladesh Foundation for Tourism Development holds a press conference in Dhaka on Monday to announce holding of the three-day international tourism fair from September 27. — New Age photo

Chhatra League activists attack the newly-elected central committee members of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal on the Dhaka University campus on Monday to drive them out after they went to the campus to meet the vice-chancellor. 
— Sony Ramany

Chhatra League activists attack the newly-elected central committee members of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal on the Dhaka University campus on Monday to drive them out after they went to the campus to meet the vice-chancellor. — Sony Ramany

Save the Environment Movement and United Peace Movement form a human chain on the Dhaka University campus on Monday in demand of controlling noise pollution.— New Age photo

Save the Environment Movement and United Peace Movement form a human chain on the Dhaka University campus on Monday in demand of controlling noise pollution.— New Age photo

Lawyers and onlookers take photographs of cartoonist Aseem Trivedi, who has been arrested on sedition charges, as he is escorted out of the Bandra Metropolitan Magistrate court in Mumbai on Monday.— AFP photo

Lawyers and onlookers take photographs of cartoonist Aseem Trivedi, who has been arrested on sedition charges, as he is escorted out of the Bandra Metropolitan Magistrate court in Mumbai on Monday.— AFP photo

England’s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (2nd-L) warms up with his team-mates during a training session in London Colney on Monday ahead of their today’s World Cup qualifier match against Ukraine. — Reuters photo

England’s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (2nd-L) warms up with his team-mates during a training session in London Colney on Monday ahead of their today’s World Cup qualifier match against Ukraine. — Reuters photo



MAIN NEWS

Crooks to face criminal cases


The government has finally decided to file criminal cases against the officials of the Hallmark Group involved in embezzlement of Tk 3,600 crore from the Ruposhi Bangla Hotel branch of the state-owned... Full story

ACC to quiz Sonali’s suspected Hallmark beneficiaries


Officers of some departments of Sonali Bank, suspected to have taken financial and other benefits from Hallmark Group, were trying to hide some vital information required for investigation against... Full story

Land ministry moves against land-grabbing by Hallmark


The land ministry on Monday initiated a move to look into how much government land was grabbed by the Hallmark Group in Savar and whether or not all the plots shown as the company’s own... Full story

BCL stops JCD from entering DU campus


Activists of the Bangladesh Chhatra League on Monday stopped members of the Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal from entering the Dhaka University campus. At least 10 activists of the JCD were injured in several attacks by the pro-government BCL on the campus. The police, who had been... Full story

NATIONAL

Non-govt teachers continue strike


About five lakh teachers and employees of 28,000 non-government schools, colleges and madrassahs across the country continued their strike for the third consecutive day on Monday demanding equal pay... Full story

METRO

Viral fever spreads fast in Rajshahi


Viral fever and other seasonal diseases have taken a pandemic turn in the Rajshahi city. Public as well as private hospitals in Rajshahi city reported a sudden rise in the number of patients suffering from viral fever. Full story

BUSINESS

Arrest Hallmark scamsters: FBCCI


The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry on Monday demanded immediate arrest and exemplary punishment of Hallmark Group owner and Sonali Bank officials involved in the recent loan scam. ‘We demand immediate arrest and... Full story

INTERNATIONAL

US transfers Bagram prison to Afghans


The United States handed control of the controversial giant Bagram jail and its 3,000 suspected Taliban inmates to Afghan authorities on Monday, amid concerns the transfer could leave prisoners vulnerable to further rights abuses. Hundreds of Afghan soldiers... Full story

SPORTS

Hosts take on upbeat SA in first T20


Bangladesh women’s cricket team coach Oshadee Werrasinghe found it hard to predict the outcome of their three-match Twenty20 series against South Africa which begins today at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium as he thinks both team are in good touch. The first match is scheduled for... Full story

EDITORIAL

Treating children badly is spoiling the country’s future


That today’s children are tomorrow’s grown up citizens is a truism for... Full story

OP-ED

Violence in Assam: resource wars, illegal migration or governance deficit?


Much more than migration, which has been continuing from before the partition of the sub-continent in 1947 and the creation of Bangladesh in 1971 and has in a way been accepted as a fait accompli in Assam, it is the pressure over depleting resources that... Full story

TIMEOUT

Reading people through faces


Human faces give impressions of human psyche and the individuals’ position in the society. Giving details of human faces, noted artist Ranjit Das has unveiled the inner emotion of the individuals through his experimental paintings those ultimately give an... Full story

LETTERS

Ultimatum to arrest criminals


A New Age report from Sylhet published on September 9 discloses a very unpleasant scenario of the Sylhet police. It seemed that despite being aware of who the criminals were, the police authorities had failed... Full story

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