DOT Desk Rawnak Hasan is a popular name in the tele-fiction arena, reports The Daily Star. Besides being an actor, he is also a playwright. He made his directorial debut early in 2004. He has also directed various tele-fictions over the years which were well appreciated. Recently, he took on the challenging role of directing…
Reported by: Maksuda Lipi Written by: Tanzim Taqrim Arnob Rohingya issue is increasing rapidly. Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya escaped to Bangladesh because of the torture of Myanmar military. The United Nations expressed concern in such a situation, but India and China have supported the Myanmar government.However, on one side there is Bangladesh Prime Minister…
Desk Rport: World Bank Vice President for the South Asia Region Hartwig Schafer will arrive in Dhaka on Sunday for talks on the Rohingya crisis and deepening Bangladesh’s connections to the international organization, reports the financial express. Sunday’s visit is the first since Schafer took up the post in July. “Bangladesh has a remarkable story…
Hossen Sohel: Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said yesterday that Germany had reached a deal with Italy to return migrants who have already applied for asylum there and added he expected it to be signed soon, reports Reuters. That comes after the German government agreed in August with both Greece and Spain to send migrants back…
Tarannum Sattar Padma Lakshmi who is a Chennai born super model, actress, author, recently opened up about her marriage to Salman Rushdie, an author. She revealed the secret in her memoir Love, Loss and What We Ate and also shared some revealing information. Reportedly, she got married to Man-Booker Prize winner author in 2004. The…
Arab News: Istanbul’s governor says police have released 275 workers a day after hundreds were detained following a protest denouncing poor working conditions at the city’s new airport. State-run Anadolu agency quoted governor Vasip Sahin as saying Monday the construction company is trying to improve working conditions. Arzu Cerkezoglu, head of the Confederation of Progressive…
M Humayun Kabir: Students took the matters of traffic management on to their hands in an attempt to enforce rules and regulations in the transport sector. On the fifth straight day of protest yesterday, the 8More agitating school and college students were seen checking registration certificate and driving licenses in Dhaka and country’s other cities…
Hindustan Times The glow of kindness is real — even if it has nothing in it for you. Psychologists at the University of Sussex have confirmed the same by undertaking a major analysis of existing research showing the brain scans relating to over 1,000 people making kind decisions. For the first time, they split the…