ADB approves new access to information policy

    M Humayun Kabir The Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) Board of Directors has approved a new ‘Access to Information Policy’ with a view to maintaining ADB’s high standards of transparency. The policy will come into effect on January 1, 2019 and it will replace the current Public Communications Policy (PCP), reports Asian Age. Bambang Susantono, ADB…

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      People rape to show their power

      Prof Dr Tajul Islam speaks to DOT :  People commit most hideous act like rape in a bid to show their personal power. There are different types of power; physical, political and financial. Whenever a person realizes that he possesses much power then he commits such heinous act. We see that the victims of rape…

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        How Macron could facilitate Brexit

        William Hague/Gulf News: A small flame of statesmanship would be lit in a European scene steadily darkened by inflexibility and lack of leadership The last week has seen the most concerted British diplomatic push with its French neighbours in many years. Days after the new British Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, raced straight to Paris from…

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          Marriage is NOT an Accomplishment

          Myisha Nawar Our society needs to understand that getting engaged or married is not an accomplishment. Having a ring on your finger is not an accomplishment! It is 2016 and being popped the question is still more celebrated than the academic and professional pursuits of a woman. While college graduations and landing a great career…

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            2 killed after being hit by truck in Ashulia

            Banglanews24: Two people were killed and three others sustained injuries after being hit by a truck at Ashulia in Savar, on outskirts of the city. The deceased were identified as Mousumi Akhter, 22, a pedestrian, and a rickshaw puller whose name could not be known immediately. The accident took place in Itkhola area around 6:30…

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              Somalia’s capital hit by huge explosion

              Abrar Hussain: A suicide bomber reportedly attacked a government office in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, causing a nearby school to collapse, authorities have said. BBC Somali reported that a car bomb in Howlwadag district killed three soldiers and injured 14 people, including six children, citing local officials. The blast also damaged nearby houses and blew…

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                Call to make vitamin ‘A’ plus campaign successful

                BSS: Health experts underscored the need for making the National Vitamin A plus Campaign (second round-2018) scheduled to be observed on January 19 a total success. Vitamin-A is crucial to preventing childhood blindness and reducing child mortality. During the keynote presentation Dr Abu Kawsar Soman, gave an overview of the meeting and aspects of vitamin-A…

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