KOICA President due Jan 20 to discuss dev, Rohingya issue

    UNB: President of Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)Lee Mi-kyungarrives here on January 20 on a four-day visit to discuss development cooperation between Bangladesh and South Korea through KOICA and visit Rohingya camps in Cox’s Bazar. She will lead a six-member high-level delegation, said an official on Wednesday. It will be the first-ever visit of KOICA’s…

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      Chinese New Year 2019 opening ceremony at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy

      The Chinese New Year cultural performance will open at the Bangladesh national theater on January 17. The event will be hosted by the Embassy of People’s Republic of China in Bangladesh and co-organized by Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Bangladesh-China Friendship Centre and the culture and tourism department of China’s Yunnan province. Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Mr….

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        Polls irregularities in 47 out of 50 seats: TIB

        Hossen Sohel of DOT :  Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) says it surveyed 50 parliamentary constituencis during elections and found irregularities in 47 of them, reports The Daily Star. Irregularities were witnessed in at least one or multiple voting centres across those constituencies, TIB said in a report presented yesterday. Shahjada M Akram, senior programme manager…

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          ‘McJesus’ sculpture depicting Ronald McDonald on cross outrages Israel’s Arab Christian community

          Time: An art exhibit in Israel featuring a crucified Ronald McDonald has sparked protests by the country’s Arab Christian minority. Hundreds of Christians calling for the removal of the sculpture, entitled “McJesus,” demonstrated at the museum in the northern city of Haifa last week. Israeli police say rioters hurled a firebomb at the museum and…

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            Bidding farewell to your office desk?

            Md. Fakrul Islam Chowdhury writes for DOT :  The cubicles, had become a parody of the productivity,by the end of the 1990s, as workplace designers, thinking outside the box, began to tear down Cubicle walls and personal offices became rare. Low or no walls between groups of desks, few private offices, and wide, open rooms…

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