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Affected land owners demand criminal case against Hallmark

Plot owners of Janata Housing on Tuesday accused the Hallmark Group of grabbing their land and degrading the environment by illegally setting up an industrial park. The adversely affected plot owners, under the banner... Full story

Journalists hold rally demanding arrest of killers of Sagar-Runi

Journalists hold a rally in front of the National Press Club on Tuesday, demanding the arrest of the murderers of journalist couple Sagar and Runi and security for the journalist community.  —  New Age photo
Journalists at a protest rally on Tuesday asked ATN Bangla chairman Mahfuzur Rahman to withdraw his case against 59 journalist leaders within 24-hours and warned they would continue their agitation to press for arrest of the killers of journalist couple... Full story

BNP calls for greater nat’l unity

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday called for the building of greater national unity to wage an irresistible movement to force the government to hold the next general elections fairly and establish a pro-democracy... Full story

JU VC confined by students

The students on Tuesday kept Jahangirnagar University vice chancellor Anwar Hossain confined at his office for four hours from 9.30 AM to press the demand for reducing the price of admission forms. Full story

All set to resume BUET academic activities

Academic activities and classes at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology would resume from Saturday after a five-month stalemate centering the demand for removal of the two top... Full story

Kamal for exemplary punishment of BCL rowdies

The Gana Forum chief, Kamal Hossain, addresses a human chain at the National Press Club on Tuesday, protesting at recent financial scams and other issues. — New Age photo
Gana Forum’s president Kamal Hossain on Tuesday sought exemplary punishment of the Chhatra League activists who attacked and beat up the newly-elected central committee members of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal on the Dhaka University campus on Monday. Full story

Secretariat employees want upgrading of post and DA

The low-grade employees at the Bangladesh Secretariat on Tuesday gave the government one month to fulfil their demands that included upgrading of posts and pay-hike. Representatives of the Bangladesh Sachibaloy... Full story

Fuel stations strike enters 2nd day in Sylhet

The owners of petrol pumps and CNG filling stations will continue the strike on the second day today, demanding arrest of those carried out an attack on a filling station in the city about a week ago. Full story

Boost food production thru cooperative system: PM

The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, has directed the authorities concerned to take initiatives for boosting production of food as well as its processing and marketing through cooperative system for further... Full story

International TU seminar in Sept 15-16

8th Asia-Pacific seminar on construction workers will be held in Dhaka on September 15 and 16 to ensure the increasing facilities for workers. Trade Union International on Building and Building Materials, Jatiya Imarat... Full story

Japan minister ‘suicide’ ahead of affair claim

Japan’s financial services minister died in an apparent suicide two days before a tabloid magazine was set to reveal claims the married 73-year-old was involved with another woman, reports said Tuesday. Full story

Thai govt wants to take 1 lakh workers: officials

The Thai government is interested to take some one lakh workers from Bangladesh, said officials at the ministry of expatriates’ welfare and overseas employment on Tuesday. The MEWOE secretary, Zafar Ahmed Khan... Full story

16 shops burnt in Kurigram

At least 16 shops were burnt in a fire that broke out at Ketarmore in the Kurigram district headquarters on Tuesday. Local people and fire fighters said that an electric short-circuit had caused the fire. Full story

Diploma nurses continue agitation for jobs

The Bangladesh Unemployed Diploma Nurses’ Association brings out a procession from in front of the National Press Club on Tuesday, demanding jobs in public health facilities. — New Age photo
The unemployed diploma nurses continue pressing their demands for jobs in the public healthcare facilities and extension of age limit to get government jobs. On Tuesday, Bangladesh Unemployed Diploma Nurses’ Association held a human chain in front... Full story

ETV chairman gets bail in tax evasion case

A Dhaka court on Tuesday granted bail to Ekushey Television (ETV) Chairman Abdus Salam in a tax evasion case. Judge Md Jahurul Haque of Dhaka Metropolitan Sessions Senior Judge’s Court granted... Full story

Girlfriend, 2 others held in missing student case

Police arrested three people, including the girlfriend of a higher secondary student, who went missing last year. The arrested, Nafiul Haque Shafin, 18, of Ramchandrapur, Mehnaz Zaman Aditi... Full story

JS passes bill

Parliament on Tuesday amended three bills ensuring state funding for three public universities, repealing the provision for ‘gradual increase’ of internal revenue earnings by raising students’ fees. Full story


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