Textbook festival to be held today

    DOT Desk: The textbook festival will be celebrated across the country on Tuesday, marking the distribution of free textbooks among the students of schools and madrasa, reports The Financial Express. Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid will distribute books from Azimpur Government Girls’ School and College field around 9:30am, said senior information officer Arfazur Rahman of…

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      Being Women & Single

      Tarannum Sattar Relationship Status: Single This line is so common in our lives that we all know what it is about by the sight of it. Be that in a resume or an online dating profile or just another social media, especially Facebook. As for me, the case has always been eerie. I mean it’s…

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        Iran says US continues animosity despite nuclear deal

        AP, Tehran Iran’s Supreme Leader said Sunday that Washington has continued its animosity toward Tehran, despite a friendly message by President Barack Obama marking Persian New Year. State TV broadcast Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s New Year’s speech on Sunday live from the northern city of Mashhad. He said of the U.S., “From one hand they send…

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          UN, WB chiefs to visit Rohingyas

          Sofian Khan: Secretary-General of UN Antonio Guterres and President of World Bank Group Jim Yong Kim are scheduled to visit Rohingya camps in Cox’s Bazar while pressure on Myanmar mounts following the ‘ethnic cleansing’ in the Rakhine State. International Criminal Court judges gave the country a deadline to respond to a prosecution request that the…

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            PM Hasina inspects second Dreamliner

            DOT Desk Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday inspected the second Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner of Biman Bangladesh Airlines at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA) in Dhaka. She inspected and boarded the aircraft named ‘Hangsabalaka’ at the VVIP Tarmac of the HSIA, reports state news agency BSS. After boarding, the premier went round different zones of the…

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              10 weird ways the sun affects your body (besides sunburn)

              Reader’s Digest:A better night’s sleep: A 2013 study from the University of Colorado at Boulder found that natural light from the sun regulates your circadian rhythm, or internal biological clock, and standardizes your sleep cycle. According to the study, your natural sleep schedule coincides with the timing of the sunrise and sunset. When you regularly…

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                BRAC calls for prioritizing locals’ needs

                Desk Report: Top officials of BRAC on Sunday urged all humanitarian agencies working on Rohingya issue to prioritize the needs of the local people. At a briefing at BRAC Centre Auditorium in Dhaka marking one-year since the beginning of the latest Rohingya influx, the NGO also urged donors to come forward fast with adequate funding…

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