Research and planning needed to create skilled manpower

    Dr. A B Mirza Azizul Islam In order to create quality and efficient manpower in every field, initiative should be taken by public and private organizations so that we can create good manpower. That’s why we have to work together. We have to think about what kind of manpower we need in our country. Whether…

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      DC vs Marvel: The Movies

      Samiul Bashar Samin The war between Marvel and DC has spilled over to the cinematic universe in the span of the last decade. Marvel and DC have taken two very different routes when it comes to taking over the big screen. DC tasted huge amounts of success with Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Trilogy, Man…

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        Huawei’s new AI app enriches story time for deaf children

        Xinhua Learning to read is hard work for any kid. For deaf and hard-of-hearing children, it is even more challenging. Chinese mobile giant Huawei recently launched StorySign, a free mobile app that translates children’s books into sign language, so as to enrich family story times and enhance learning experiences for kids with hearing problems. StorySign…

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          ‘Hamilton’ to Fundraise for Hillary

          Samiul Bashar Samin Hamilton is giving Hillary Clinton supporters an additional opportunity to see the hit Broadway musical while also fundraising for the Democratic presidential candidate. On July 12, the cast will put on an extra 11:30 a.m. matinee showing in Clinton’s honor. The event is titled “Hamilton: An American Musical with special guest Hillary…

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            Woman killed in Rangpur road crash

            BSS An unidentified woman was killed on the spot after a passenger bus crushed her at Hajirhat point on the Panchagarh-Dhaka highway on the outskirts of the city on Monday, police sources said. The accident occurred when a Panchagarh bound passenger bus from Dhaka hit the woman, aged about 60, while she was crossing the…

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              6 technological nuisances we have long forgotten

              Breaking news: Whether it’s speed or reliability, technology is something everyone complains about once in a while. Lagging broadband, unresponsive screens and imperfect cameras are just some of the many frustrations people vent about today, but a little reminder of past technology bugbears may help to realise how far we’ve come… Computer mouse trackball: the…

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                Unicef gravely concerned over state of children in Rakhine of Myanmar

                Abrar Hussain The UNICEF declared on Wednesday that Rohingya children need a political solution to the issue of legal identity and citizenship and in the interim they need to be recognized first and foremost as children, reports Daily Star.At a press briefing in Geneva, Unicef Spokesperson Marixie Mercado said, “The Convention on the Rights of the…

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                  Teen girls charged in France over ‘Concert hall attack’

                  UNB/ AFP Two teenage girls have been charged in France with allegedly plotting to assault a Paris concert hall some four months after the nation’s deadliest terror attacks, legal sources said on Saturday. The girls, 15 and 17 years old, exchanged messages on Facebook in which they claimed they wanted to launch an attack similar…

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                    ‘Kalmegh’ reducing poverty in Tangail

                    DOT Desk: Andrographis paniculata, locally known as “kalmegh” is being cultivated by many farmers in Tangail; and might invigorate the area’s economy, reports The Dhaka Tribune. Kalmegh is an herb of the Acanthaceae family. Kalmegh grows in waste ground and thrives in moist habitats; making Bangladesh’s weather perfect for its cultivation. The herb is tastes…

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