Cops want Luma in remand over spreading rumours

    M Humayun Kabir: Quota reform leader Lutfur Nahar Luma, who was picked up from Sirajganj in a pre-dawn raid on Wednesday, will be produced before a Dhaka court seeking five-day remand. Md Najmul Islam, additional deputy commissioner of the cyber-crime monitoring team of Dhaka Metropolitan Police, told The Daily Star that police wants to take…

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      4 Tips To Declutter Your Dressing Table

      NDTV: If beauty is of any importance to you, then the process of dressing up is probably too. When your dressing table is clean and organised, finding what’s necessary and applying it is calm and enjoyable. When your vanity isn’t kept that way, it’s a frantic rush between clearing up the mess and searching for…

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        America’s War on Yemen Exposed

        Tony Cartalucci,Bangkok-based geopolitical researcher and writer/NEO, Japan As atrocities and scandal begin to mount regarding the US-backed Saudi-led war on the impoverished nation of Yemen, the involvement and hypocrisy of the United States and other Western backers is coming to full light. Global condemnation of Saudi airstrikes on civilian targets has brought public attention to…

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          Leo Clubs elects new district president

          Leo Clubs, the youth organization of Lions Clubs International, is the largest service organization in the world. On July 18, 2018, Md. Shahidul Islam (Dipu) elected as Leo district president of Bangladesh (Multiple Leo District) for the year 2018-19 years. For that reason Leo District 315 B3 organized a grand reception program in Banani Club…

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            MP protests attack with sit-in in Nilphamari

            Desk Report: A ruling party lawmaker of Nilphamari sat-in as a show of protest over alleged attack by fellow party-men during yesterday’s observation of national mourning day. Reports the daily star Thousands joined Nilphamari-3 MP Golam Mostofa and blocked the Nilphamari-Jaldhaka road, demanding arrest of the attackers, our local correspondent reports. Golam Mostofa was attending…

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              Independent.UK: Everyone knows that sleep is key to our physical and mental wellbeing, however, a new study claims that getting sufficient shut-eye is also fundamental for maintaining a thriving social life. According to researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, sleep-deprived individuals can suffer from more than just under-eye bags and are more likely to feel lonelier and less inclined to interact with others than their well-rested pals.The findings, published in the journal Nature, revealed that those who have not slept enough may also appear more socially unattractive to others, exacerbating existing feelings of social isolation. The researchers conducted the study via a series of experiments using fMRI brain imaging, surveys, videotaped stimulations and standardised loneliness measures. In the first experiment, they examined the brain scans of 18 healthy, young adults after both sleepless nights and well-rested ones.Participants had their scans analysed while they watched video clips of strangers approaching them; when they felt someone had gotten too close, they could push a button to stop the video. The study’s authors found that people experienced strong social repulsion activity in the brain during the experiment when they were sleep-deprived and reacted in a way that is akin to feeling like their personal space is being invaded or that they are in a potentially threatening situation.In a subsequent experiment, the researchers found that the part of the brain which encourages social interaction was significantly stunted in those who were sleep-deprived. In another part of the study, more than 1,000 people were recruited online via Amazon’s Mechanical Turk marketplace to watch clips of the participants talking to one another about commonplace activities.They were asked to rate how lonely each of them appeared, unaware that some were sleep deprived.Those who were in a sleep-deprived state ranked as lonelier and less socially desirable by the observers.

              Independent.UK: Everyone knows that sleep is key to our physical and mental wellbeing, however, a new study claims that getting sufficient shut-eye is also fundamental for maintaining a thriving social life. According to researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, sleep-deprived individuals can suffer from more than just under-eye bags and are more likely to feel…

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