Cuba to begin full internet access for mobile phones

    AP Cuba announced Tuesday night that its citizens will be offered full internet access for mobile phones beginning this week, becoming one of the last nations to offer such service. Mayra Arevich, president of the Cuban state telecom monopoly ETECSA, went on national television to say Cubans can begin contracting 3G service for the first…

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      Ban on motor vehicles in election day

      Desk Report Authorities have imposed a general bar on all types of motor vehicles on election day, with special emphasis on motorcycles, reports The Daily Star. While motor-driven vehicles, including public and private transports, have been banned on election day only, the ban on motorcycles will be on for three days.

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        Teachers’ wages and the reason for student dropouts

        Dr. Syed Manzoorul Islam, Professor of English , Dhaka University: The budget allocation for the education sector is inadequate. It has to be increased, even though education sector budget is based on investment, not thought. We have to get out of the ‘thought’ of education budget and into ‘investment’. Teachers’ salaries will have to be…

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          PM takes responsibility of Bulbul’s treatment

          Abrar Hussain: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has taken responsibility for the treatment of noted lyricist, composer and music director Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul, said ICT State Minister Junaid Ahmed Palak on Wednesday night. The premier is informed about the sickness of the legendary lyricist, said Palak.She came to know about the matter from a Facebook post by…

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            Razak Khan Dies of Heart Attack

            T.S Famous Bollywood co-actor and comedian Razak Khan passed away after a massive heart attack, reports ndtv.com. According to sources, he had a massive cardiac arrest at around 12.30am at his home. He was rushed to Holy Family Hospital in Bandra where the doctors declared him dead. Asad, his son living in Croatia is expected…

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              African migrants in Israel opt for jail over deportation

              Abrar Hussain African migrants facing deportation at a detention centre in Israel’s Negev desert have said that they would rather be imprisoned than sent to a country they know nothing about.”I won’t go there,” Abda Ishmael, a 28-year-old Eritrean, said in fluent Hebrew outside Holot, an open facility housing at least 1 200 migrants and…

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