19 landless families get khas land in Rangpur

    BSS: The district administration at a function transferred ownership of 1.72 acres of Khas land to 19 landless families through handing over land registration documents. Divisional Commissioner Muhammad Joynul Bari handed over land registration documents to the landless families of Haridebpur and Mominpur unions of Rangpur Sadar upazila of the district as the chief guest….

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      Smelly food goes on sale £750

      Sky News: A rare type of durian fruit, known for its pungent aroma, has gone on sale in Indonesia for three times the average monthly salary. The J-Queen variety of the smelly fruit is on sale in West Java, and costs 14m rupiah each – about £750. According to the manpower ministry, the average monthly…

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        Submission of election expense details due today

        Hossen Sohel of DOT The 1,850 contestants of the 11th national election have until today to submit their statements on election expenses. Failure to submit the statements are punishable by fine and jail terms ranging between two to seven years, according to the Representation of the People Order (RPO), reports bdnews24.com. After the 2014 general…

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          Maisie Green gives Her time and love

          Relatively Interesting Maisie Green is one of many volunteers who regularly helps dogs in a unique way. According to Dogs Trust, its shelters care for as many as 1,400 stray and homeless pups at any time during the year. Giving Time for an Exceptional Cause Animal lovers can also volunteer, giving its canine residents some…

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            Vitamin rich purple paddy sees success

            DOT Desk: Farmers in Sadullapur upazila have started cultivation of purple paddy seeing the success in Sundarganj upazila, where it began two years back simply from curiosity and has spread to different upazilas, reports The Daily Star. Edilpur Union Parishad Chairman Rabbi Abdullah, Shutku Mia of Chalknadi village, Shakil Mia of Tarf Pahari village in…

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              Your loyalties are your life

              David Brooks, New York Times Op-Ed columnist/ BDnews24 In 1900, there were two great philosophers working side by side at Harvard, William James and Josiah Royce. James was from an eminent Boston family and had all the grace, brilliance and sophistication that his class aspired to. Royce, as historian Allen Guelzo points out, was the…

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