Fabia Shahzadi Many people find it difficult to deal with anger issues. Being ill- tempered or having short temper can actually strain your personal and work relationships. Best ways for anger management is to first identify the problem and then sort it out accordingly. Signs: Sometimes you can actually feel the anger build up inside…
Eshan Maitra The story is as much exciting as it sounds like. This baboon seems to be totally in perfect condition and living a healthy life for past 3 years. With a Pig’s heart! This cross-species transplant is not only a big record but also a great breakthrough in medical science. “But their heart is…
BSS Spending too much time with digital devices, including television, mobile and tablets, hurts children’s eyesight. “Normally, school going children who spend more times using computers or mobile phones triple their risk for myopia or nearsightedness,” the President of phthalmological Society of Bangladesh (OSB) Dr Deen Mohammad Noorul Huq told BSS. Myopia or nearsightedness is…
Desk repot: A man was killed over seeking lent money at Abdar village in Sreepur upazila of Gazipur district on Friday afternoon, reports the Daily Observer. Deceased Habibur Rahman, 38, was a resident of the village, said Sreepur Police Station sub-inspector Syed Azizul Haque. Quoting locals, the SI said one Humayun Kabir borrowed Tk 500…
The Sun Daily: An Israeli strike on Tuesday killed two militants of the Gaza Strip’s ruling Hamas movement after shots were fired at soldiers, Gazan and Israeli officials said. Hamas’s military wing, the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, confirmed in a statement that the dead men were its fighters and named them as Ahmed Murjan and Abdel-Hafez…
UNB: Jute-made products are turning heads at the Dhaka International Trade Fair (DITF). Pavilions showcasing them are attracting people, from the young to the old, with their colourful designs and diversity. The array of products includes bags, purses, folders, tablemats, prayer mats, doormats, rugs, and room dividers, among others. The huge, albeit unanticipated, number of…
DOT Desk: About seventy percent students of the country’s public universities are struggling to continue with their higher education due to severe accommodation crisis. The public universities seriously lack residential facilities and as a result, majority of the students of these educational institutions are compelled to reside in messes or rented houses, reports The Daily…
Reported by: M Amanullah, Cox’s Bazar Written by: Raj Abrar BNP is giving aid to Rohingyas living in Bangladesh. Informed by Cox’s Bazar district BNP Office Editor Yusuf Badri. Even though administration told they don’t know anything about this. For the last two weeks they were trying to give aid but could not because of…
Md. Taqi Yasir Winnie-the-Pooh greets Queen Elizabeth the Second and a boy who resembles her great-grandson Prince George in a new story published last Thursday to mark and reminiscence both their 90th birthdays. The honey loving bear of A. A. Milne, who first emerged in a story in 1926, the year of the Britain’s Queen’s…
Arab News: Saudi soldier Musa Awaji has arrived back in the Kingdom after he was released by his Houthi captors in Yemen. Col. Turki Al-Maliki, spokesman for the Coalition to Support legitimacy in Yemen, said Awaji flew in to King Salman Air Base in Riyadh at 9:45 p.m. on January 29. The Houthis agreed to…