• ACC must get rid of incompetent, insincere officials
  • Space craft landing on Mars
  • China’s ‘peaceful’ rising-A Marxist historian’s view
  • Yasmin moves audience with Nazrul songs
  • Rescuers hunt for survivors as China quake toll hits 80
  • $200m project grant hinges on modalities from India
  • Tigers coast to second win in T&T
  • Stolen motorbikes sell aplenty in city
  • Shortage of dredger delays circular waterway work
  • Non-govt teachers start six-day strike
  • A feud incompatible with the sector
  • Response to ‘Affordable motorized rickshaws’
  • ‘Anokha ladla’ aka spoilt brat
  • Pragoitahasik staged
  • 32 ‘criminals’ killed in Sinai: Egypt army
  • 1.5 lakh people to get service from tax fair: NBR
  • Brilliant comeback earns Siddik 3rd place
  • Govt to go tough if crisis persists
  • Owners give ultimatum for arrest of attackers
  • Domestic help killed businessman: DB
  • Will decentralization of MPO lessen the woes of the teachers?
  • Travel restrictions imposed on Tanvir
  • Govt to reduce size of Sonali Bank board
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Non-govt teachers start six-day strike

About five lakh teachers and employees of 28,000 non-government educational institutions all over the country on Saturday began their six-day strike to press home their 17-point charter of demands. Full story

Domestic help killed businessman: DB

A domestic help in his statement in Detective Branch custody said that he had killed his employer, Fazlul Haque, a businessman, in the capital on July 29, a DB official said on Saturday. Fazlul Haque, 72, was found dead... Full story

Abdush Shahid remembered, govt yet to fulfil commitment

People attend a commemorative meeting on comrade Abdus Shahid at the Liberation War Museum in Dhaka on Saturday. — New Age photo
Politicians and academics on Saturday at a commemoration meeting said that leftist politician Abdush Shahid worked lifelong to establish an oppression-free democratic society. They expressed their bitterness at the demolition of his house in the capital and... Full story

10 wounded as Shibir, police clash in Sylhet

At least 10 people, including four policemen, were wounded as the Bangladesh Islami Chhatrashibir activists clashed with the law enforcers in the Sylhet city on Saturday. Police charged batons and fired... Full story

BKMEA polls on Sept 15

Hectic campaigns by candidates of two panels warmed up atmosphere in Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association as its 652 voters are set to elect its new leaders on September 15. Full story

Missing boy found drowned in Barisal

The police found a boy who went missing on Friday dead in a pond at TB Hospital in Barisal on Saturday. The Kawnia police officer-in-charge, Rafikul Islam, said that they had found Tanu Halder, 16, of Bhatikhana Road... Full story

China mulls over industry relocation to Bangladesh

Entrepreneurs of Fujian province of China are considering relocation of labour-intensive industries to Bangladesh and will offer scholarships to Bangladeshi students to study agriculture in the province. Full story

BCL foils protests in DU against quota system

The ruling Awami League-backed Chhatra League on Saturday foiled a human chain Dhaka University students earlier planned to hold on the campus in protest at the quota system in public service recruitment. Full story

Govt-opposition dialogue needed: seminar

Speakers at a discussion said on Saturday that no fair and acceptable parliamentary election could be held under an interim government led by the incumbent prime minister as her government has been campaigning for. Full story

Experts urge citizens to ensure continuation of Constitution

Constitution experts Kamal Hossain and Amirul Islam on Saturday urged citizens to try to ensure that the Constitution’s continuation is not interrupted in any form or on any excuse. Full story

Landless Christian families protest at eviction in Barisal

A group of men led by a local Awami League leader allegedly evicted 44 landless families of the Baptist Christian community from the land of a church in the Barisal city on Saturday. The evicted people said they did... Full story

Hill bodies protest at attacks, rapes

Three organisations of the ethnic minorities held a rally on the Dhaka University campus on Saturday, protesting against the recent attacks on their people in the Chittagong Hill Tracts and other regions. Full story

JP will be decisive factor in forming next govt: Ershad

Jatiya Party, the key ally of the Awami League, is preparing to take part independently in the next general elections. JP’s chairman Hussain Muhammad Ershad on Saturday, at a reception in his Banani office, said... Full story

Legislative-judiciary row to be settled: Quamrul

The state minister for law, Mohammad Quamrul Islam, on Saturday expressed his hope that the current difference of opinion between the legislative and the judiciary would be resolved by directives from the highest court. Full story

ACC to sue suspended rly official Mridha, 2 others

The Anti-Corruption Commission is set to lodge six separate graft cases against suspended general manager of east zone of Bangladesh Railway, Yusuf Ali Mridha, and two others. Full story

International Literacy Day observed

Language Movement veteran Abdul Matin addresses a human chain organised by the Hunger Project Bangladesh in Dhaka on Saturday, marking International Literacy Day. — New Age photo
Bangladesh celebrated International Literacy Day on Saturday focusing on the link between literacy and peace, this year’s theme adopted by UNESCO. In 1965, UNESCO proclaimed September 8 as International Literacy Day. The day was first celebrated across... Full story


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