Parents, stop worrying about if your kid is a happy camper

    Kari Wagner-Peck/CNN I recently eavesdropped on a table of three women I discerned had children close in age to my 11-year-old son, Thorin. They were talking about camp. I had some interest. My son attended two camps this summer and he has another two coming up. The tone of the conversation changed quickly from lighthearted…

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      Haor Dam Corruption: Dudok Investigating PIC

        Reported by: Kamol Sarker Written by: Eshan Maitra   Anti-Corruption Commission (Dudok) will be taking judiciary actions against the corrupted members of Local Project Implementation Committee (PIC). They have started investigation on 239 PIC members for irregularities in the Haor Damn Crops Protection & renovation projects in 2015-16 fiscal years.   Dudok Assistant Director…

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        The man who wants to sell rhino horns

        Sabah Mannan John Hume owns the largest rhino breeding farm in the world. He says that poaching is out of control in South Africa. As of today, Hume has 1536 rhinos. He won a series of court battles earlier this year to overturn a ban on the domestic sale of rhino horn. He has a…

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          New Zealand TV journalist held by Nauru police

          Reuters: Police in the South Pacific island of Nauru briefly held a New Zealand journalist at a police station and canceled her permit to cover a regional leaders’ conference on Tuesday, because she met refugees without seeking permission, the government and broadcaster TVNZ said. Nauru closely controls access for foreign journalists and is particularly sensitive…

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            No scope to accept BNP’s 7-point demands: Quader

            BSS Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader Yesterday termed the BNP’s seven-point demands as unrealistic saying that there is no scope to accept those before the election. “BNP’s seven-point demands are unrealistic and unacceptable, and few are conflicting with the Constitution. Election is not so far. There is no scope to accept BNP’s demand before…

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              Per capita income dips to $1,751: Planning minister

              Sayeed Muhammad: The per capita income decreases to $1,751 in the current fiscal year, down from the last fiscal year’s $1,752, said Planning Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal.He disclosed the information before Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the ECNEC meeting at the NEC conference room yesterday, reports The Financial Express. The per capita income has decreased…

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                Why do vegans have such bad reputations?

                Tani Khara, Consumer insights and strategic planning specialist /Channel NewsAsia In the US, nearly half feel negatively towards vegetarians, according to one study. More and more people are adopting plant-based diets in countries all over the world. But also seemingly on the rise is resentment towards vegans and vegetarians. This can range from ridicule on…

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