• Surtirtha’s Tagore music programme ends
  • Rayhan wins award in Spain
  • Auto-rickshaw strike
  • Teachers stealing school roof sheets
  • No room to neglect access to safe drinking water
  • Genuine emphasis on science, technology still missing
  • Population vs. resource: living within limit
  • The most successful terrorist of the 20th century?
  • 25 killed as Syrian troops pound rebel strongholds
  • Hillary meets Egypt gens after urging transition
  • HC asks govt to stop use of chemical in foods
  • Teams formed to monitor markets in Ctg
  • Tigers Tour of Europe begins today
  • Beximco Pharma retain Ascent Soccer title
  • Banks disburse 95pc of farm loan target in FY12
  • Banks’ financing to power sector hits pvt sector credit: Muhith
  • PM backs PSSC to groom up students with leadership quality
  • Architect Muzharul Islam laid to rest
  • 2 workers killed in Ansar firing in Kushtia
  • BERC public hearing on PDB price hike proposal today
  • Rain halts life in Ctg again
  • Drug lords Amin Huda, Ahsanul jailed for 79 years
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Auto-rickshaw strike

DRIVERS of compressed natural gas-run auto-rickshaws in the capital called off Saturday night an indefinite strike, which they had called to press home their 10 demands and which had caused... Full story

Teachers stealing school roof sheets

A coloured photograph was published in a local English-language daily on July 15, about teachers stealing the roof sheets from a government primary... Full story


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