• Shame for BNP
  • Affordable motorised rickshaws
  • Beyond imperialism? Have we reached a new stage of capitalism? Concluding Part
  • BCB brings 120 players under first-class payroll
  • Nazrul songs presented marking poet’s death anniv
  • Indian PM fights back over coal scandal
  • No steps in sight to remove illegal structures
  • Low jute price hits farmers again
  • Govt to clear stance in 48 hours
  • BUET Syndicate’s meeting ends inconclusively
  • Errant ruling party men must also be punished
  • 6th anniversary of Phulbari Resistance
  • Mahmudullah fancies chances in World T20
  • Bedroom murders
  • Installations address topological change of Begunbari
  • UN appeals for $54m to help Syrians in Jordan
  • MC College to reopen tomorrow amid tension
  • Four mobile cos asked to deposit Tk 2,324cr by Thursday
  • Speaker’s ruling on judge ineffective: HC
  • Nazrul’s death anniv observed
  • President’s wife can be a better guide in empathy for post-war reconciliation
  • BB asks fin min to dissolve Sonali’s board
  • Police disperse protesters
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BUET Syndicate’s meeting ends inconclusively

The meeting of the Syndicate of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology ended on Monday without any resolution for taking initiatives to persuade the teachers to stop abstaining from all academic activities. Full story

Nazrul’s death anniv observed

Family of the national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam place a wreath at his grave on the Dhaka University campus on Monday, marking the 36th anniversary of his death. — New Age photo
Bangladesh observed national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam’s 36th anniversary of death on Monday recalling his immense contribution to enrich all branches of Bangla literature. On this day in 1976 Nazrul died at the age of 77. The poet’s family members... Full story

Cross-exam of sgt Helal begins in Ctg arms case

Witness Sergeant Helal Uddin Monday started his cross-examination before a court in Chittagong in the sensational 10-trucks arms haul case. The proceedings resumed at the court of Chittagong Metropolitan... Full story

Mojaheed’s plea seeking recusal of judges rejected

The War Crimes Tribunal-2 on Monday rejected the plea of the detained secretary general of Jamaat, Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed, seeking recusal (objection to judges for bias) of the tribunal’s members for their... Full story

ICT asks Sajeda to clarify her comments

The International Crimes Tribunal-2 on Monday ordered Awami League’s presidium member and deputy leader of the House, Syeda Sajeda Chowdhury, to clarify certain comments by September 10 if she... Full story

Restrictions on traffic over Meghna, Gomti bridges for 7 days

Plying of all types of vehicles over the Meghna and Gomti bridges on Dhaka-Chittagong Highway will remain suspended for six hours every day for seven days from September 1. A PID handout on Monday said the bridges... Full story

NHRC to take Limon issue to HC

The National Human Rights Commission will file a writ petition on September 2, seeking a High Court directive to conduct a judicial inquiry into the cases filed against Limon Hossain, the victim of the Rapid... Full story

No Bangladesh visa ban: UAE official

Amid media reports that the UAE has slapped a ban on issuing new visas to Bangladeshis, a top UAE official on Monday confirmed that there was no Bangladeshi visa ban in place. Full story

Human chain demands arrest of schoolgirl rapist

Several hundred people from different walks of life formed a human chain on Monday at Sundali under Abhaynagar upazila demanding the arrest of Leuton Mandol, son of Prohlad Mandol from Dahar Mashihati, who... Full story

BDR carnage case Ruling party whip gives deposition

Former Jubo League general secretary Mirza Azam on Monday told a Dhaka court that the mutineers at Bangladesh Rifles headquarters had told the government delegation on February 25, 2009 that army officers... Full story

1 held in Kalabagan killing

Detective branch of police arrested a man in connection with the killing of a Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority contractor in his bedroom in the capital’s Kalabagan. Ziaul Islam Ripon, 42, former leader... Full story

219 citizens condemn statement of 51 citizens on Grameen Bank

Some 219 noted citizens in a statement condemned the statement of 51 citizens against Muhammad Yunus and found it beyond good taste, education and courtesy. ‘We are concerned at the desperate efforts of the... Full story

Bengali settlers to enforce 48-hour strike in CHT

Four organisations representing Bengali settlers in the Chittagong Hill Tracts called a two-day general strike for August 29-30 in Khagracchari, Bandarban and Rangamati. They are protesting against moves to hand... Full story

Father kills two daughters in Bagerhat

A father allegedly killed his two daughters by pushing them down into a pond at Hizla village in Chitalmari upazila of Bagerhat on Monday. The victims were Trisha, 4 and Nisha 7, daughters of Shah Alam, 35, a farmer... Full story

CHT commission concerned at violence against girl child

The international commission on the Chittagong Hill Tracts expressed concern on Monday at the recent reports of violence against indigenous women and girls in the Chittagong Hill Tracts and appealed to the government... Full story

Dipu leaves for Tehran to attend NAM foreign ministers’ meeting

Foreign minister Dipu Moni left here Monday afternoon for Tehran to attend the 16th NAM foreign ministers’ meeting to be held in the Iranian capital on August 28-29. She will take part in the two-day ministerial interactive... Full story

Domestic help commits suicide at journalist’s flat

A domestic help allegedly committed suicide at journalist Supon Roy’s flat in Mohammadpur in the capital on Sunday night. The deceased was Bulu Roy, 17, daughter of late Chand Roy, from Tepamari of Mongla in Bagherhat. Full story

Haor people demand international survey on Tipai dam

Haor people form a human chain in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka on Monday, demanding international survey on the proposed Tipaimukh Dam in India. — New age photo
Haor belt people at a demonstration in the city on Monday urged the government to reject joint survey with India and arrange an international survey by a team of impartial and efficient experts to ascertain the adverse consequences of Tipaimukh dam... Full story


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