No progress in probe into attack on US envoy’s car

    Desk Report: Police have made no visible progress in the investigation into the attack on US Ambassador in Bangladesh Marcia Bernicat in Mohammadpur, Dhaka even a week after the incident took place, reports Dhaka Tribune. An official vehicle of the US Embassy in Dhaka carrying the ambassador was attacked by a group of armed adult…

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      Jamalpur’s Awami League, BNP mired in internal conflicts

      Desk Report: With the 11th national elections only months away, internal conflicts within the ruling Awami League, and its rival BNP – out of parliament since the last election – are intensifying in all five constituencies of Jamalpur, reports the Dhaka Tribune. In Jamalpur 1, comprising the Dewanganj and Bakshiganj upazilas, Awami League is divided…

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        ECs complained CEC leaves them in dark in decision making

        Desk Report : The Election Commission (EC) has come under scrutiny upon its complains that they are left in the dark in decision-making, reports The Financial Express. Questions have also surfaced over the “absolute authority” entrusted to Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) KM Nurul Huda. The commissioners have alleged that CEC Huda and EC Secretary Helal…

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          Tulip sorry after remarks to pregnant news producer

          Sayeed Muhammad British Labour MP Tulip Siddiq has apologised for her comments to a Channel 4 News producer about having a difficult childbirth, reports The Guardian. Following a heated altercation with the channel’s reporter Alex Thomson, Siddiq told his producer, Daisy Ayliffe, who is pregnant: “Thanks Daisy for coming. Hope you have a great birth…

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            Demands For Rehabilitating Calamity Victims

            Reported by: Arifur Rahman Tuhin Written by: Eshan Maitra   Natural calamities and disasters have hurt the farmers & the agricultural sector the most. A possibility for food-scarcity & economical unbalance of this market had emerged. Though, governments are doing their best and took great importing initiations to sort out the, food-supply vs demand issue….

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              Greece to set up loudspeakers at border camp

              AP, Athens The Greek government said Monday it will set up loudspeakers at the country’s border with Macedonia to try and persuade thousands of refugees and migrants to ignore false rumors that the Balkan route to central Europe will reopen. More than 15,000 people — nearly a third of the total stranded in Greece —…

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                Janmashtami observed

                Kabir Humayun: Janmas-htami was observed across the country yesterday with due religious fervour. Lord Vishnu incarnated in the universe as Lord Krishna in the prison of Raja Kangsa on this day, the eighth of “Shukla Pakkha” (bright fortnight) in the month of Bengali calendar Bhadra in Dwapara Yuga in order to protect “Dharma” from the…

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