US embassy condemns attacks on students

    M Humayun Kabir: The US Embassy in Dhaka yesterday condemned the attacks on the protesting students who took to the streets demanding safe roads and justice for the deaths of their two peers in a road accident at the capital’s Airport Road. The US Embassy made a statement in this regard published in its official…

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      All-female flight crew made history

      BBC: Flying toward hurricanes is their job, but when they took off over the weekend, they were making history. As part of the first hurricane hunting mission piloted by an all-female flight crew, Lieutenant Commander Rebecca Waddington and Captain Kristie Twining’s flight to Hawaii marked a major milestone for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration….

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        Fish shortage sparks conflict on Africa’s Great Lakes

        AFP: Ugandan navy speedboats sliced through murky Lake Edward towards a fleet of wooden canoes carrying illegal fishermen from the Democratic Republic of Congo, hightailing it back to their own waters. “Stop the boat, hands up, surrender any weapons,” yelled Lieutenant Deogratius Kato as the soldiers surrounded a motorised canoe after a 20-minute chase, pointing…

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          LGBT community has poorer health outcomes

          EurekAlert: The local LGBT community reports twice the number of poor mental health days as the general population of Richmond and Columbia Counties, and those who identified as transgender report twice that, according to a health needs assessment conducted by faculty and students at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University. Area LGBT individuals…

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            Saviors of humanity Karl Landsteiner

            Md Taqi Yasir Born in Vienna, Austria on June 14, 1868, Karl Landsteiner saved the humanity by introducing the modern concept of blood groups, which on later part served as a mean of blood donation concept. Landsteiner was a medical science graduate of University of Vienna in 1891. Before the invention of blood groups people…

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              “The Sound of Muzak

              By Sheersho Zaman Music is something that has been around almost as long as humanity itself. Since the early ages of Man, people have been fascinated by music and it has deeply rooted itself in every culture all over the world. As the years went on, and humanity made further developments and a long with…

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                Actress Nawshaba taken to DMCH

                Kabir Humayun: Actr-ess Quazi Nawshaba Ahmed was taken to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) yesterday afternoon after she fell ill. Nawshaba , who is on remand in a case filed under the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Act, was admitted to DMCH around 3:30pm as she was feeling ill, DMP Deputy Commissioner (Media) Masudur Rahman…

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                  Short Horror Story: You Sent an Unrevised Poor Text!

                   E. Maitra We all faced this nightmare of sending a wrong message to the wrong person. Then facing them to sort out the misunderstanding. Often the receiver felt weird or sometimes thought it was funny. But tragically on some bad occasion it tangled you into a big mess. Common, it is not so rare of…

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