Bangladesh Smiles

    || Books for Survival || Abul Talab stitches books. He stitches around hundred books a day. He only earns 300-350tk max working the whole day. He lives in Dhaka alone and he sends 50% of the money he earns a day to his wife and children. He has two daughters and a son. Even though…

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      10 Amazing Facts: Coca-Cola

      Marilyn Thipthorpe Ahhh… On these hot days I’m sure for many of us, a can of cold coca-cola is a heaven sent relief. Coca-Cola or better known as coke, is one of the most recognized brands in the world from pole to pole, this is not surprising since coca cola sells its products in over…

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        New Writ challenges collection of tenants’ information

          SM Nur Mohammad A new writ filed with the Supreme Court challenges a section of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police Rules-2006. The writ says, according to the section 4 of the DMP rules-2006, police’s recent decision to collect tenant information is invalid. The writ was filed by advocates Ainun Nahar Siddiqa, SM Enamul Haque and…

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          Bangladeshi workers bear brunt of visa trading in Kuwait

          DOT Desk: Visa trading goes uncontrolled badly affecting the lives of Bangladeshi workers in Kuwait as many of them still remain jobless there, victims and insiders said, reports The Financial Express. In addition, they said, many workers already returned home empty-handed from the oil-rich country. A section of politically influential persons in collusion with some…

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            Light-trap to protect crops

            Sojol Sorkar, Tungipara, Gopalganj: Light traps have been built to protect the aman crops from damaging insects in Patgati, Borny, Kusholi, Ramchandrapur and Chingari municipalities of Tungipara upazila. According to the Agricultural office, 50 light traps have been erected in the upazilla’s 16 blocks to control the spread of disease and the insects. Some farmers…

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              BRTC to procure 600 new buses

              DOT Desk: Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation is set to procure 600 new buses from India under the second Indian line of credit this year to ensure quality passenger services, according to officials, reports The New Age. The corporation officials hope that the new buses would enhance BRTC services. The new buses will also increase revenue…

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