First-ever Coordinated Patrol by India and BD Navies on June 27

    Abrar Hussain: The first-ever Coordinated Patrol (CORPAT) by the Bangladesh and Indian Navies will be conducted in Chittagong on June 27, reports UNB. The CORPAT will be jointly inaugurated by the Chiefs of Navies of the two respective countries. Two Indian Navy ships and Air craft reached Chittagong yesterday to participate in the patrol. Chief…

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      YouTube & Arab Women

      Marilyn Thipthorpe In the past five years, a growing number of women in the Middle East have been making waves on YouTube. Between 2014 and 2015, the top four YouTube channels led by women in Saudi Arabia saw an increase in subscribers of more than 200%, according to numbers provided by YouTube. These women are…

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        Memories of an Election Commission

        Syed Badrul Ahsan writes for DOT :  ATM Shamsul Huda will be remembered for the high standards he set at the nation’s Election Commission in the five years he presided over it. When you reflect on the confidence with which he and his team went about setting the commission back on track after all the…

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          No Word on 300 Abducted Children

          In April, 2014, 276 schoolgirls were abducted in Nigeria by Boko Haram. But there was a bigger kidnapping that you probably didn’t hear about. More than 300 schoolchildren were abducted from the town of Damasak in March 2015. Damasak is the largest documented school abduction by Boko Haram militants but unfortunately far less public attention…

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            Over 300 ex- public servants express solidarity with AL, govt

            Sayeed Muhammad of DOT More than 300 retired senior public servants, including former chairmen of different commissions, senior secretaries and secretaries, have expressed their solidarity with the pro-liberation forces, led by Awami League, and the government. They came up with the move as they met Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her official residence Ganobhaban yesterday…

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