Commuters still face transport shortage

    Desk Report: As traffic police continue to check fitness certificates of vehicles and other documents, many bus owners still refrain from running their vehicles on the streets in the capital, causing immense sufferings for the commuters, reports Daily Sun. Besides, CNG-run auto-rickshaws drivers are charging passengers extra fares, cashing in on the shortage of vehicles…

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      Apollo opens first Proton Therapy Centre for cancer patients in SE Asia

      DOT Desk: Apollo Hospitals has launched the first ever first ever Proton Therapy Centre for cancer in South East Asia, reports The Financial Express. The 150-bed APCC is an integrated cancer hospital in Chennai providing world-class 360-degree comprehensive cancer care and offers the most advanced site/organ-specific personalised treatment procedures. The APCC will offer patients advanced…

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        International Day of Disabled Persons overmorrow

        DOT Desk International Day of Persons with Disabilities (December 3) is an international observance promoted by the United Nations since 1992. It has been observed with varying degrees of success around the planet. The observance of the Day aims to promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of…

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          Social obligations of writers

          Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed, Former Deputy General and Commandant, Ansar VDP Academy: Writers are members of the society and so they react and respond to the changes and chances that take place in the society. They are molded by the social forces and they in turn mould the society. P.B. Shelley said, “The poets are…

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            River erosion turns serious

            Desk Report: River erosion has intensified in several districts of the country’s northern and central regions due to strong currents of the rivers, reports Daily Sun. Local sources said the erosion by major rivers has taken a serious turn in many areas, causing immense sufferings for people. A large number of houses, structures, trees and…

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              Netaji’s place in our history

              Syed Badrul Ahsan writes for DOT :  Seventy three years after he died or went missing, in the corporeal sense of the meaning, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose continues to exert tremendous influence on Bengali lives. It is therefore only natural that we go back to him and try to understand the man and the politics…

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                The Time is Now to Act

                Monaem Sarker, Politician, presently Director General, Bangladesh Foundation for Development Research : Manifold of problems endanger our world and the stability of our society. Fundamentalisms, Drugs, Aids, Terrorism, specially Islamic Terrorist & Imperialist in new form have created crises around the globe. A new Phenomenon of trade war between the USA and its trading pertners…

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