Indian national held with 12.3 kg gold at Shahjalal Airport

    NTV Online: Customs Preventive team arrested an Indian national along with 22 gold bars, weighing 12.3 kg, at Shahjalal International Airport early Thursday. The arrestee is Arshad Ayaz, 46, hailing from Kolkata in West Bengal. A flight of Thai Airways landed at the airport from Bangkok at night, reports the UNB. Tipped off, the team…

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      Ebadat makes hay on the green

      DOT Desk North Zone fast bowler Ebadat Hossain ran riot on a green wicket as he took six wickets for 51 runs — his best bowling figures in first-class cricket — against Central Zone yesterday on the first day of the second round of the Bangladesh Cricket League. At the Shaheed Chandu Stadium in Bogura,…

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        Absence of doctors at their rural stations irks PM

        NTV Online Irked by the continuous absence of doctors at upazila-level hospitals, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said how rural people will get their basic medicare services if this culture continues. ‘We’ve taken various steps to upgrade upazila hospitals…we’ve upgrade the ten-bed hospitals to 50-bed ones. There should be at least 10 doctors in…

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          DSCC Reinstalling Stolen & Damaged Waste Bins

          Riku Amir Authority has completed all the preparation & ready to initiate the Waste Bin Reinstallation project soon, informed Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Additional Director (Waste Management) Khondakar Millatul Islam to the press. Due to poor monitoring & waste management of the waste-bins, many of these are now obsolete. Some bins are overflowing with…

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            Trapped

            Tarannum Sattar (Tarannum Sattar is a journalist and poet. Also, she has a cat named Miserable.) The room still smells of the perfume phial that you broke. The stench of cigarettes still haunt the blanket. As I sit in one corner of the four walls, They all remind me of you. I want to escape….

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              Poor policies blamed as India reels from drought

              AP Online Village of Shahapur, in Thane district of the west Indian state of Maharashtra, is in the grips of one of the worst droughts in decades. Parched fields, burnt crops and wasted cattle have helped drive up the number of suicides by distressed farmers unable to repay their loans. Tens of thousands have left…

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                Zimbabwe president urges court to toss opposition challenge

                Washinton Post: Lawyers representing Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa have filed papers urging the country’s Constitutional Court to throw out an opposition challenge to his disputed election. The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has said Mnangagwa and the ruling ZANU-PF party won the July 30 election in this politically and economically troubled southern African country’s first election without…

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                  3 lakh BNP men implicated in false cases: Rizvi

                  Kabir Humayun: BNP’s Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi yesterday said that three lakh leaders and activists of the party and its different fronts have been implicated this month in different false cases. He made the allegation at a press conference at BNP’s central office in Dhaka’s Nayapaltan. At least 3,000 false cases have…

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                    Mobile call rate rise banned

                    DOT Desk The bench of Justice Tariqul Hakim and Justice Md Suhrawardy came up with the order and rule following a writ petition filed by Law Reporters Forum members M Badiuzzaman and Mahedi Hasan Dalim, Mobile Phone Subscribers Association president Mohiduddin Ahmed and Supreme Court lawyer Rashedul Hasan, reports The DAily Observer. The petition also…

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