‘Nobody is going to believe you’

    Alex French & Maximillian Potter/ The Atlantic The Bohemian Rhapsody director Bryan Singer has been trailed by accusations of sexual misconduct for 20 years. Here, his alleged victims tell their stories. Over the past two decades, Bryan Singer’s films—The Usual Suspects, Valkyrie, Superman Returns, four of the X-Men movies—have earned more than $3 billion at…

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      Another archaeological site unearthed in Munshiganj

      DoT Desk: Archaeologists say there is a probability that it might be the remains of the palace of King Ballala Sena, the second ruler of the Sena dynasty in Bengal, reports The Dhaka Tribune. A number of pieces of bricks, stones, Chinese porcelain and charcoal, among other things, were found during the excavation, said the…

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        Adv. Shamsun Nahar seeks Natore Women MP candidacy

        Afroza Yasmin, Natore  correspondent Natore’s first ever woman lawyer Shamsun Nahar is seeking the candidacy for the reserved women seat of the 11th national parliamentary election. District Woman Awami League Vice President Shamsun Nahar has been active in different protests since 1980. After passing her LL.B in 1979, she began her occupation as a lawyer…

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          Gatco graft case sheet submission on Feb 7

          Hossen Sohel of DOT A Dhaka court has set February 7 to submit the charge sheet in the Gatco graft case filed against BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia, reports Dhaka Tribune. Dhaka’s Third Special Judges Court Judge Abu Syed Diljar Hussain set the date yesterday afternoon. The court also issued arrest warrants against two accused— AKM…

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            Int’l seminar at IU on Jan 28

            UNB: A two-day international seminar on ‘Global peace and Harmony’ will be held at Islamic University in Kushtia on January 28. The seminar will be continued till January 29, sources at IU Vice-chancellor’s office said on Thursday. IU and Istanbul Foundation for Science and Culture will jointly organise the seminar at Birshrestha Hamidur Rahman Auditorium…

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              Furniture makers seek duty cut on wood, accessories imports

              DOT Desk: Furniture manufacturers based in the region have urged the authorities concerned to reduce the import duty on raw materials and accessories to facilitate them entering the export markets, reports The Financial Express. They said the heavily import-dependent sector has made a significant breakthrough in diversification of designs and improving quality – two major…

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