• Sakib holds no grudge against team-mates
  • Promoting PPP projects for ultra poor underscored
  • Govt must meet terms for Padma loan: WB
  • Big guns set to boom in semi-final race
  • People’s participation stressed to ensure civic services in Rajshahi
  • Dhaka vents concern over killing by BSF
  • Sonali board members blame management
  • PM urges UN for renewing pledge on peace building

Chandana Majumdar, centre, presents Lalon songs on Tuesday at Chhayanaut.— New Age photo

Chandana Majumdar, centre, presents Lalon songs on Tuesday at Chhayanaut.— New Age photo

A file photo shows transaction inside a private bank in Dhaka. Bangladesh Bank is going to impose charge on clients of all banks for inter-bank money transactions through cheques and electronic fund transfer for the first time. — New Age photo

A file photo shows transaction inside a private bank in Dhaka. Bangladesh Bank is going to impose charge on clients of all banks for inter-bank money transactions through cheques and electronic fund transfer for the first time. — New Age photo

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West Indies off-spinner Sunil Narine (R) eats a banana while his captain 
Darren Sammy (L) looks on during training at the Pallekele International Cricket 
Stadium on Wednesday. — AFP photo

West Indies off-spinner Sunil Narine (R) eats a banana while his captain Darren Sammy (L) looks on during training at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium on Wednesday. — AFP photo

Manchamukut Natyasampraday stages Pratham Partha on Tuesday at Theatre Institute Chattagram.

Manchamukut Natyasampraday stages Pratham Partha on Tuesday at Theatre Institute Chattagram.

Journalists rally in front of the National Press Club on Wednesday, demanding punishment of the killers of journalists. — New Age photo

Journalists rally in front of the National Press Club on Wednesday, demanding punishment of the killers of journalists. — New Age photo

Tejgaon Polytechnic Institute students burn a pick-up in the neighbouring Begunbari area in Dhaka early Thursday during a clash with transport workers. — Sanaul Haque

Tejgaon Polytechnic Institute students burn a pick-up in the neighbouring Begunbari area in Dhaka early Thursday during a clash with transport workers. — Sanaul Haque

Guests attend a discussion on free and fair elections organised by FEMA in the CIRDAP auditorium in Dhaka on Wednesday. — New Age photo

Guests attend a discussion on free and fair elections organised by FEMA in the CIRDAP auditorium in Dhaka on Wednesday. — New Age photo

Chelsea forward Fernando Torres (R) scores against Wolverhampton Wanderers during their third round match of the English League Cup at Stamford Bridge in London on Tuesday. — AFP photo

Chelsea forward Fernando Torres (R) scores against Wolverhampton Wanderers during their third round match of the English League Cup at Stamford Bridge in London on Tuesday. — AFP photo

Win-Win Infosys Ltd managing director Hasan Tariq is seen with Tekla India chief operating officer Nirmalya Chatterjee at the launching event of 3D BIM software by Tekla at a hotel in Dhaka on Monday. — New Age photo

Win-Win Infosys Ltd managing director Hasan Tariq is seen with Tekla India chief operating officer Nirmalya Chatterjee at the launching event of 3D BIM software by Tekla at a hotel in Dhaka on Monday. — New Age photo



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Govt must meet terms for Padma loan: WB


The World Bank in a clarification on Wednesday said that the government must meet the conditions agreed to in Washington in the past week to get $1.2 billion loan for the Padma Multipurpose Bridge project... Full story

Dhaka vents concern over killing by BSF


Dhaka has expressed its deep concern over continued killing, torture and abduction of unarmed Bangladeshi civilians on borders by BSF and Indian nationals. The concern was expressed at the... Full story

Sonali board members blame management


Four members of the board of directors of Sonali Bank on Wednesday alleged the bank management was involved in the Hallmark money swindling, claiming their non-involvement in the loan scam. Full story

PM urges UN for renewing pledge on peace building


Prime minister Sheikh Hasina has urged the UN members for renewing their political and financial commitment to the peace building process to achieve long-term peace and security around the globe. Full story

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Thousands marooned as floods aggravate in northern districts


Floods aggravated in six northern districts on Wednesday following heavy rains and onrush of water from across the border leaving thousands marooned. The floods inundated hundreds of villages in... Full story

METRO

Promoting PPP projects for ultra poor underscored


Rights activists on Wednesday urged all concerned to promote public-private partnership to improve health, education and livelihood for the ultra poor, particularly to ensure their food security. The call was made at a national workshop on ‘sharing evaluation findings and lessons... Full story

BUSINESS

Clients to be charged for inter-bank transaction


Bangladesh Bank is going to impose charge on clients of all banks for inter-bank money transactions through cheques and electronic fund transfer for the first time. Sources in the banking circle and clients said such move of the central bank would create... Full story

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Bomb blasts rock Syria army HQ


Deadly gunfire erupted around the headquarters compound of the Syrian army in the heart of Damascus on Wednesday following twin bombings targeting the heavily guarded complex. Full story

SPORTS

Sakib holds no grudge against team-mates


Former Bangladesh captain Sakib al Hasan said he has no grudge against his team-mates despite his yet another masterful innings went in vain as Bangladesh could not win the game. Sakib played one of the best innings in the history of ICC World Twenty20 against Pakistan on Tuesday when he... Full story

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Public protests needed to recover public money


There have been more than one disturbing developments in the... Full story

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Communism as Golden Age?


One key to making sense of the post-socialist world today is to understand that, despite economic shortages, travel restrictions, religious persecution and ubiquitous state surveillance, the communist era was in fact the most materially comfortable... Full story

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Baul songs blow audience to serenity


The duo just drowned the audience into the world of music where tragic characters of pallikabi Jasumiddin’s phenomenal narrative Nakshi Kanthar Math appeared on the illusion of the audience. The magical moment created through... Full story

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Fund crunch and joint venture?


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