Huge Phensidyl seized at Hili border

    Syed Rokonuzzaman Rokon, Dinajpur- Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), on September 22, Saturday Morning, seized 100 bottles of Phensidyl conducting a drive at the Ghasuria area of Hili border in Dinajpur. Hili Mongla BOP camp of BGB sources confirmed the matter. Sources said, BGB on Saturday Morning conducted a drive at the area. At that time,…

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      Maternity allowance plays crucial role to care of child

      BSS Alongside the excitement of a new baby, Aklima Begum,30, felt anxious for upcoming days since her fruit seller husband faced various crisis to run their six-member family. But like many other poor mothers across the country, Aklima Begum, mother of two children, has got relief from anxiety by receiving maternity allowance under Social Safety…

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        3 Rohingya youths with throat-slit rescued

        Kabir Humayun: Three Rohingya youths with their throat-slit were rescued from a hill in Teknaf of Cox’s Bazar yesterday. The critically injured were identified as Noor Alam, 45, from E Block of Balukhali camp, M Khaleque, 22, from D Block, and M Anwar,33, from E Block, of Kutupalang camp. The youths were still alive and…

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          Shafi spoke his mind on girls’ education: Nowfel

          Sayeed Muhammad of DOT Deputy Minister for Education Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury Nowfel, who is given the charge after being election for the first time as a lawmaker, said Hefajat-e Islam chief Shah Ahmed Shafi made his own remarks on girls’ education. While exchanging views with journalists yesterday morning, Nowfel said, “It is his (Shafi) personal…

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            Attempts to blackmail, starve and dispossess Palestinians will backfire

            Baria Alamuddin, Award-winning journalist and broadcaster in the Middle East and the UK/Arab News Every US administration has had significant fallings-out with Palestinian leaders. This happens whenever Palestinians refuse to give Israel everything it demands as the price for a peace deal. Nevertheless, such disputes mostly remain within the constraints of civilized political debate —…

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              Why Europe is in the grip of a populist sentiment

              Chantal Mouffe, Professor of political theory at the University of Westminster/Gulf News Neoliberalism has created genuine grievances, exploited by the radical right. A new way must be found to articulate them These are unsettled times for democratic politics. Shocked by the victory of Euro-sceptic coalitions in Austria and in Italy, the neoliberal elites — already…

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                Champions Trophy Final, Tomorrow

                India and Pakistan is going to play the ICC Champions Trophy Final, 2017. It’s always an exiting match when India and Pakistan faces each other. Pakistani bowling attack is as very strong as Indian bating squad. This big match will be in the oval at 18th June 2017. The fans of India and Pakistan both…

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                  ‘Bangladesh needs digitally educated younger generation’

                  DOT Desk Digital literacy among young people is crucial to achieve the sustainable development goals and to make Bangladesh progressive and tolerant, said AJM Nasir Uddin, Mayor of Chattogram City Corporation, reports The Daily Sun. The Chattogram mayor made the remarks while delivering speech at the “Digital Khichuri Challenge” in the port city, said a…

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