Bangabandhu Satellite-1: From Ocean to Space & Beyond

    Human instinct is to know the unknown, to see the unseen and to explore the unexplored. Nothing is impossible in this world. There are many mysterious things in this vast universe. With a narrow mind if one tries to think the vastness one may be lost. It is only through the indomitable courage, determination and…

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      Brain Shocks Related to Calcium Growth

      Marilyn A new and innovative technology is trying to prove the link between the uses of electrical shocks to the brain with the increase of calcium cells. The study known as (tDCS) transcranial direct current simulation involves sending weak shocks through the brain; this stimulates the brain tissue and augments learning as well as faster…

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        Rail link with 5 districts resumes after 26 hrs

        UNB: The rail communications of five districts with other parts of the country resumed after 26 hours of suspension on Sunday afternoon. The rail communications were suspended on Saturday morning as heavy rain eroded the soil around a pillar of Chakchakia rail bridge in Sonatola upazila, suspending the rail communications on Lalmonirhat-Bogura route. Later, the…

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          Japanese centenarian population edges towards 70,000

          The Guardian, UK: The number of Japanese people aged 100 or older has risen to a record high of almost 70,000 over the past year – a cause both for celebration and concern over the social and economic challenges posed by the country’s rapidly ageing society. Japan’s centenarian population was 69,785 as of September, with…

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            Traffic Week extended till Aug 14

            Abrar Hussain: Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Asaduzzaman Mia has announced a three-day extension to the ongoing Traffic Week countrywide. He made with the announcement at a press briefing held at the DMP Media Centre yesterday noon, reported Banglanews. “Meanwhile, we are gaining positive results of the Traffic Week that began on August 5. Progress…

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              General Election

              Tim Steel writes for DOT  :  As Bangl-adesh enters the, sadly, rather usual state of what will probably be another, controversial General Election, I reflect upon my experience of such trauma, both in my home country, the UK, and in others, where I have visited, or been resident, in the course of what, so often,…

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