Wrong Questions about Amber Heard

    Tarannum Sattar Amber Heard, wife of the famous bollywood actor Johnny Depp has finally opened her mouth about the inhuman abuse she had to face during her four year long marriage, huffington post reported. Amber is said to have reported to the LA Police after Johnny Depp threw a cellphone at her striking her left…

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      Markets mostly higher in early trading

      Desk Report: The prices of most of the stocks on bourses saw an upward trend in early hour of trading on Wednesday as investors were showing their buying appetite on sector-wise stocks, reports Financial Express. After 30 minutes of trading, the DSEX advanced more than 31 points while the the CASPI of Chattogram bourse rose…

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        3 held with 18,225 Yaba pills in Chattogram

        UNB: Members of Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) in a drive arrested three suspected drug traders along with 18,225 Yaba tablets from Nimtola Bishwaroad under Bandar thana in the city on Sunday night. The arrestees are Md Mozammel, 30, son of Farid Alam, Abdur Rahim, 40, son of late Abdul Alem and Md Nurul Islam, son…

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          Al-Aqsa Grand Mufti calls on Bashundhara Chairman

          DOT Desk The visiting Grand Mufti of Al-Aqsa Mosque, Sheikh Mohammed Ahmed Hossain, paid a courtesy call on Bashundhara Group Chairman Ahmed Akbar Sobhan at the latter’s house in the city on Saturday night, reports The Daily Sun. During the meeting, the Grand Mufti was accompanied by Palestinian Ambassador Yousef SY Ramadan and diplomats and…

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            Indigenous people want 5% quota allocation in govt job

            Sayeed Muhammad: A group of indigenous people yesterday demanded that 5% allocation of quota privileges in government job recruitment system be kept. Appreciating the prime minister’s move to scrap the quota system, they urged her to keep their five-point demand in mind while planning for the next course of action, reports The Daily Star. Following country-wide…

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              Police to test live facial recognition in Westminster

              Sky News The Metropolitan Police is to test live facial recognition in Westminster as part of an ongoing trial of the controversial technology. A deployment of the surveillance software will take place on Monday 17 and Tuesday 18 December in and around Soho, Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. It will be used “overtly” with a…

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