Seventy one years after August 1947

    Syed Badrul Ahsan, Editor-in-Charge, The Asian Age :  Two million people — Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs — died in the carnage. Fifteen million left their ancestral homes, uprooted by hate ignited by misrepresentations and misinterpretations of faith, to seek new abodes in lands they had never been to before. Seventy one years after the violent division of…

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      Surprising facts about American Military Bases

      Eshan Maitra  All the military bases around the world combined can make only make 30 average sized American Military Bases. While they possess 800 of these modern bases around every corner of the globe. It only creates a spread-out influence of global power and leadership. But how come they ended up with these massive numbers…

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        Shoe Hacks

        Fabia Shahzadi 1. Cover your flip flops straps in fabric. 2. Sandpaper the soles of unworn shoes for better traction. 3. Tape your third and fourth toe together to hack high heels. 4. Quiet squeaking shoes with baby powder. 5. Banish your blisters with clear gel deodorant. 6. Fix worn-down heels with instant heel caps….

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          OIC to form ministerial body over Rohingya issue

          Tahmeed Taha: A decision has been made by the Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to form an OIC ministerial committee. The committee will focus on accountability for crimes against the Rohingya. Bangladesh  Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali said, “We are working with Gambia and any other countries can join us. We will come up with…

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            New drug ‘khat’ finds way into B’desh

            The Independent, BD: Several large consignments of ‘khat’ leaves, a narcotic substance originating in the African continent, have recently been seized in Dhaka and Chattogram, which law enforcers say have added a new dimension to drug trafficking in the country. These seizures came at a time when the country is abuzz with anti-narcotic drives in…

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              Journos’ concerns to be raised at cabinet

              Desk report Law Minister Anisul Huq yesterday committed to placing the serious concerns of editors, journalists and media practitioners before the cabinet meeting to work out amendments to the recently passed digital security bill to make the law acceptable to all, reports the daily star. At a meeting with the Sampadak Parishad (Editors’ Council), a…

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