Falling in Love

    Marilyn Thipthorpe A colleague once asked me to write an article on how to fall in love with the right person; the person you know will be there by your side, come hail or storm. Well I don’t know about forever my darling, but I sure know falling in love isn’t as easy as its…

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      There’s nothing more to give May on Brexit

      Mick O’Reilly, Foreign Correspondent/Gulf News EU27 may offer political platitudes, but there’s no more dealing to be done What part of ‘no’ doesn’t British Prime Minister Theresa May understand? Seriously, there’s only so many ways you can say it — and a host of European leaders have been saying it since Monday. No to reopening…

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        Tigresses end Bangladesh’s long wait to win int’l trophy

        Sayeed Muhammad: Winning a trophy of any big cricket tournament had long been a dream for Bangladesh. However, the long-cherished dream came true as Tigresses earned Bangladesh first ever trophy yesterday. Despite the Tigers raising hopes of bagging trophies in such tournaments many a time in the past, they failed by the slightest margin in…

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          Over 1,200 people killed in South Asia monsoon

          AFP: More than 1,200 people have been killed across South Asia in monsoon storms so far this year, according to figures collected by AFP as India counts the rising toll from floods that have devastated southern Kerala state. The monsoon, which lasts from June to September, causes widespread death and destruction across South Asia each…

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            Govt to revoke Sec-57

            Sayeed Muhammad The government has decided to scrap the Section-57 among other controversial sections of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Act while the draft of the proposed Digital Security Act has been finalised. Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu revealed the matter while talking to reporters after a meeting held at the Secretariat in Dhaka…

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              Furniture shop gutted in Munshiganj

              UNB A furniture shop was gutted by fire which broke out at Dhalagaon Bazar in Sadar upazila on Friday night. Mantu Biswas, warehouse inspector of Munshiganj fire service, said the fire originated from an electric short circuit at the furniture shop around 10 pm and spread soon.

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                Pakistani anti-polio worker fights odds to perform duty

                Anadolu Agency: A video of an anti-polio worker in Pakistan walking through waist-deep snow to administer vaccines to children is doing the rounds on social media gathering praise from humanitarian groups. World Health Organization (WHO) Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he admired the efforts of Pakistani workers fighting against the crippling polio virus. “There…

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                  The ghost of demonetisation haunts Modi

                  C.P. Surendran/ Gulf News No Indian government in recent times has a more crying need for critical and creative brains What must Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi do? Last week, the Reserve Bank of India reported that 99.3 per cent worth of cancelled big denomination notes last November in what is referred to as demonetisation…

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