Myths behind Archimedes’ “Eureka!”

    Eshan Maitra  We all read or heard about the silly story about Archimedes and one of his greatest discoveries. That, the moment he discovered it, he ran into the street from the bath house, barely with any clothes on. Some story extends it that, he ran into the castle to the king with nothing but…

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      DSHE Plans to Harmonize the Education System with the English Medium Schools: Government Started Survey

      Tariqul Islam Sumon Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE) is planning on creating an administrative collaboration between the schools of English-curriculum & Bangla medium. They already sat in meetings withseveral school heads. Both parties showed equal interest about it. Further details to be discussed at a later workshop, said DSHE Director (School) Prof. Dr….

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        Astronomers have found evidence of a big black hole

        Tech Explorist: The peculiar movement of gas at the galactic centre could be the smoking gun that finally leads astronomers to the most elusive type of black hole – the middleweight.Black holes are pretty hard to find unless they’re actively feeding (or colliding), since they don’t emit any electromagnetic radiation (except perhaps for Hawking radiation,…

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          Life saving drones deliver blood

          Tanzim Taqrim Drones are saving lives in Rwanda. The locals label them as ‘Sky Ambulances’. The unpiloted aircrafts convey hundreds of blood supplies daily. Due to Rwanda’s poor infrastructure ground deliveries can take hours but these do it in minutes. Flight operators load the supplies onto the drones then launch from a catapult to their…

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            Relatives of main rivals loom over Sylhet-1 race

            Raj Ahmed of DOT The main candidates for the Sylhet-1 seat are reportedly contesting the election for the first time, but are also using leverage from their family members to win. AKA Momen, the Awami League candidate for the seat, is the brother of Finance Minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith, reports BDNews. Muhith is the…

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              Japan’s traditional festivals face money problems

              Japan Times: Traditional local festivals are having a more difficult time securing finances to cover event costs. In the western city of Tokushima, the “Awa Odori” traditional local folk dance festival saw record-low visitor numbers this year, partly due to the fallout from confusion which resulted from financing difficulties. “We’ve managed to generate profits,” said…

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                Certain quarters back Sinha with particular motive: PM

                Abrar Hussain Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has hinted that certain quarters are backing former Chief Justice SK Sinha with particular motives. The statement comes as the launch of his autobiography “A Broken Dream: Rule of Law, Human Rights and Democracy” approaches. “Please unveil who gives money for launching the book and if any journalists like…

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                  Stable Wholesale Market: Yet To Affect Retailers

                  Reported by: Masud Mia Written by: Eshan Maitra Price for the 50kg rice-sacks have reduced by 200-250 takas. After omitting the ban on the plastic-sacks imported rice prices have dropped, inform wholesalers. Prices of imported Indian Shorna & Rotna breeds, have decreased by 4-5 taka on average. But, this trend of decrease is yet to…

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