5 more Padma bridge spans to be installed soon

    BSS: The construction of the 6.15-kilometre Padma Bridge is progressing fast as its five more spans will be installed soon. “Six spans have already been set up while five more will be installed soon. One will be set up in the current month and another next month,” Project Director of Padma Multipurpose Bridge M Shafiqul…

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      5 detained for fraud using ‘PM’s name’

      Hossen Sohel of DOT Members of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) claimed to have detained five persons from different parts of capital Dhaka and outskirts on charge of committing fraud using the names of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, her family members and some national leaders, reports The Daily Observer. “A team of RAB-2 nabbed the five…

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        Plastic pervades all

        DOT Desk: Frequent use of plastic containers across the country is causing various diseases including cancer. In hotels, restaurants and bakeries, food is being served in plastic pots and containers. For home delivery purposes, too, it is widely used, reports The Independent BD. According to the Bangladesh Plastic Goods Manufacturers’ & Exporters’ Association, there are…

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          Disaster management and community participation

          Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed writes for DOT :  Disaster management is concerned with preparing for impact and reducing the risk of disasters. It involves both emergency operations in a disaster as well as the rebuilding society in the aftermath (Tan, 2009). However, analyzing the concept of disaster, it is discovered that managing disaster is concerned…

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            Can You Become US President?

            Md. Fakrul Islam Chowdhury writes for DOT :  Of course you can. If, you are as directed by Article Two, Section 1 of the United States Constitution , a presidential candidate must be a natural born citizen of the United States, a resident for 14 years, and 35 years of age or older. These requirements…

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              India women: First female climbs sacred mountain

              BBC: A woman has climbed a mountain in India, where only men were allowed until now for religious reasons. Dhanya Sanal’s ascent to the summit of Agasthyakoodam in southern Kerala state came after a court ruling in November. Local tribespeople oppose women climbing it because of its statue of a Hindu sage associated with celibacy….

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