Brahmaputra char people acclimatise well to changing weather

    DOT Desk: Thousands of people living in riverine char areas have efficiently adapted to climate change to survive and lead normal life under adverse situations on the Brahmaputra basin, reports The Financial Express. Adapting to adverse situations, many of the char people are achieving self-reliance through various income-generating activities to improve livelihoods and lead better…

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      Political consensus needed to settle enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killing cases

      Dr. Badiul Alam Majumder speaks to DOT  :  Jatyia Oikyafront has pledged forming a ‘Truth and Reconciliation Commission’ to investigate and resolve the enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings and false cases filed in the last 10 years. In its manifesto, the opposition alliance described the blueprint of its Commission, saying it will involve eminent academics, social…

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        Lee Min Ki Acquitted Of Sexual Assault Charges

        Samiul Bashar Samin Actor Lee Min Ki was recently accused and acquitted of sexual assault charges. On July 14, a source from Lee Min Ki’s agency stated that the actor had been involved in a sexual assault scandal but after careful investigation by the police he was declared innocent. There were rumors in the entertainment…

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          Information minister vows action against ‘shady’ news websites

          BDnews24: The new information minister of Bangladesh has vowed to stop ‘shady’ online news outlets from spreading fake news. Hasan Mahmud was speaking to reporters at the Secretariat, on his first day in office on Tuesday. “After my inauguration yesterday, journalists  asked me questions about shady news sites that have been popping up online. They…

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            US presses Vietnam ahead of Obama visit

            AP, Washington The United States pressed Vietnam Monday over a recent spate of detentions of government critics and pushed for other progress on human rights ahead of a visit next month by President Barack Obama. Senior officials of the two governments held an annual dialogue on human rights in Washington. It’s an issue which remains…

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