Don’t distort Bangla: PM

    UNB, Dhaka Underscoring the need for further enriching Bangla, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday called for building massive awareness to avoid distortion of the mother language. “We want people to know different languages, but in doing so there shouldn’t be any distortion of our language, and everyone should remain aware and cautious in this…

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      New bioactive dental filling material promises to be teeth-friendly

      Tech Explorist: A team of Indian scientists has developed a new technique that promises to help produce bioactive dental filling materials which will take much lesser time for the formation of new bone tissues. Bioactive dental filling materials are gaining popularity as they last longer, restore minerals in teeth and slow down secondary tooth decay…

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        Govt to revise school curriculums after 7 years

        DOT Desk The government has taken initiatives to revise the textbook curriculums from pre-primary to secondary levels after seven years to ensure that the students remain in tune with the changing perspectives and necessities of the current world, reports New Age. Revision of curriculum for pre-primary and primary levels has already been started this year while the…

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          Bangladesh improves position in World Passport Index

          Abrar Hussain of DOT Bangladesh has moved three ranks up in the updated Henley Passport Index, securing 97th, reported The Daily Star. With visa-free access to 41 countries, Bangladesh is currently holding the 97th position jointly with Lebanon, Libya and South Sudan, according to the index released yesterday. According to the report, the Japanese passport,…

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            Greener pastures gone

            Desk Report: The incremental loss of open, grazing land to new homes and burgeoning shrimp farms in parts of Bagerhat is proving a hazard to the area’s cattle breeders, who could once rely on an abundance of local pasture to feed their livestock, reports Daily Star. “I have three cows,” says Tandra Shikder from Mohishcharani…

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              Tigers revel in pains of evolution

              Desk Report It is a twist of fate that two different Asia Cups have been witness to two stages in Bangladesh’s evolution. Along with evolution, of course, comes growth amid turmoil and Bangladesh have had much of both in the 2012 tournament and the ongoing one in the UAE where they will contest for the…

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