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  • Shops keep violating govt holiday schedule
  • Infocom Tech Bangladesh launched
  • Bangladesh on top in South Asia
  • Khaleda to meet alliance leaders today
  • HC asks BOU to sue 17 teachers
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Shops keep violating govt holiday schedule

Shops in different shopping malls and markets in the capital are violating staggered shopping schedule announced by the government in February 2010 with a view to reducing city tailbacks. Besides food and medicine stores, exempted from the schedule, many other shops including those of shoes, photocopy and... Full story

Infocom Tech Bangladesh launched

A three-day telecommunications and information technology exhibition was launched in the capital on Tuesday. The InfoCom Tech Bangladesh 2012 was organised by the I-station Limited in Bangabandhu International Conference Centre with technical supports of BE Exposition of India. Full story

Planned urbanisation stressed for Dhaka city

The city development authorities should take urgent measures in line with the master plan of the Dhaka city to make it habitable, observed a group of engineers and writers on Tuesday. They were addressing the launch of a book on civic problems and urban planning titled ‘Nagarik Samasya and Nagar Parikalpana’ by Sheltech managing director Toufiq M Seraj. Full story

Youth role vital to mitigate disaster effects

Young people should be introduced to environmental issues so that they can play an important role in mitigating effects of natural disasters which are the major concern for people across the world, said participants in a conference on Tuesday. Full story

Call to save Dumni Khal

Environment activists on Tuesday urged the government to take immediate steps to stop filling up Dumni Khal at Khilkhet in the capital. Addressing a press conference, environmentalists said thousands of people depended on the canal for their livelihood and it played an important role in mitigating water-stagnation in the capital. Full story

World Dentist Day observed

The Oral Health Foundation, Bangladesh sets off a parade in the capital on Tuesday to mark World Dentist Day 2012. — New Age photo
World Dentist Day 2012 was observed in Bangladesh as elsewhere in the world on Tuesday, aiming to raise awareness of dental diseases. According to the ADA, FDI and IDEAF, tooth decay is the most common chronic disease throughout the world, particularly affecting children and disadvantaged populations. Dental diseases result in unnecessary pain and suffering, and missed work or school days. Full story

Convocation of EWU held

Agriculture minister Matia Chowdhury on Tuesday said the country had no alternative to turning her population into resources for achieving prosperity. ‘We can do that only through proper education and training,’ she said, underscoring the need for establishing numerous private institutions for higher education of the country’s large population. Full story

Change in temperature unlikely

Rain or thundershowers accompanied by temporary gusty or squally wind is likely to occur at one or two places over the Sylhet division. Weather may remain mainly dry with temporary partly cloudy sky elsewhere over the country until 6:00pm today. Full story


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