Israeli lightly wounded in west bank stabbing, attacker shot dead

    Abrar Hussain The Israeli military has claimed that a Palestinian assailant was shot dead yesterday after stabbing a security guard at the entrance to a Jewish settlement in the West Bank. The civilian guard, stationed at the Karmei Tzur settlement north of Hebron, was slightly wounded. Another security guard shot and killed the attacker, the…

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      Note fakers go into overdrive

      Desk Report Detectives have arrested six members of a currency counterfeiting gang and seized fake notes worth Tk 51 lakh from Turag, on the outskirts of the capital. The arrestees were identified as: Md Abul Hossain alias Emon, 35, Sheikh Sumon, 32, Md Sagir Hossain alias Shaheen, 42, Md Iqbal Hossain, 32, Swapna, 19, and…

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        Train ticket sale in black market rampant

        DOT Desk The sale of train tickets in black market has become rampant in most of the railway stations across the country, causing inconvenience to commuters, reports Daily Sun. Many passengers alleged that most of the railway stations across the country, including Chattogram, Azampur and Akhaura in Brahmanbaria, have turned into a ‘den’ of black…

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          Game Is Forcing Some Players to Be Women

          Myisha Nawar Steam survival hit Rust implemented a new feature recently, which randomly makes the player’s avatar a man or woman. The previous, permanent randomization for the character’s skin, color, limb length and, even, penis size generally got positive reviews from almost all the players. But that was when the avatars were all male. With…

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            Online daters aim ‘out of their league,’ says study

            AFP: Most people who use online dating websites seek partners who are out of their league, said a study Wednesday based on heterosexuals in four big US cities. “Both men and women pursued partners about 25 percent more ‘desirable’ than themselves,” said the report in the journal Science Advances.Hardly anyone reached out to people who…

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              World has failed Syria

              Mustapha Karkouti, Columnist and former president of the Foreign Press Association, London/Gulf News Global community should search all possible options that would put an end to this bloody war that has led to so much suffering ‘I believe that with this agreement we prevented a humanitarian crisis in Idlib,” Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently…

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