Shipping Minister Shahjahan plans to build Underwater tunnel

    Sofian Khan An underwater tunnel in planned to be built through under the Buriganga River to ease the struggle of commuters on each side of the river, Shipping Minister Shahjahan Khan said on Wednesday.The minister also directed the BIWTA (Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority) to take necessary steps regarding the matter in a meeting with…

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      National emblem designer Idris dies

      DOT Desk Mohammad Idris, the designer of the national emblem of Bangladesh, passed away on Saturday. He was 87, reports The Daily Observer. He suffered a heart attack at his Basabo residence in the morning and died at a hospital in the city around 9:30am, said family members. He left behind a daughter and son…

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        Results will depend a lot on teachers

        Ajoy Roy, Former Professor of Physics, Dhaka University : This year’s HSC and equivalent exams’ results saw a setback, but the situation may change in future. There is nothing to go chaotic about it. Results, be it good or bad, depends on question papers and also a bit on teachers. If they impart lessons well, the…

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          DU kills self after failing to get govt job

          Sayeed Muhammad: A postgraduate student of Dhaka University (DU) has killed himself ostensibly for several failed attempts to get a government job. Tanvir Rahman, 30, an evening MBA student at accounting and information systems department, hailed from the Sadar upazila of Brahmanbaria district, reports the Dhaka Tribune. DU Proctor Prof Golam Rabbani said Tanvir, who used…

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            Winter brings pitha delights in roadside shops

            DOT Desk With the winter setting in, roadside shops in city’s footpaths and busy crossings started selling traditional pitha (rice cakes) to cater to the crowds the local delicacies in both taste and texture, reports The Daily Sun. As the making of traditional winter cakes at home has become rare in cities, footpath shops are…

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              Bangladesh Adapting Practical Techniques for Civilians’ Medical Service at UN Missions

              Reported by: Nashrat Arshiyana Chowhdury Written by: Eshan Maitra Bangladesh is one of the biggest Military support providing countries in UN Peace Keeper Missions. Bangladeshi personnel are upholding the country’s name through their skilled services. Since, authorities have taken keen interest in training & preparing each personnel for their services for the civilians before sending…

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                ‘Prem Amar 2’ shooting stopped in Bangladesh

                Desk report: After ‘Noor Jahan’, director Raj Chakraborty has already started working on his upcoming home production. He is all set to bring back the love saga ‘Prem Amar’ but it will not be a sequel to the 2009 romantic drama, reports The Daily Asian Age. Directed by Bidula Bhattacharjee, ‘Prem Amar 2’ narrates a…

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                  One in every two Rohingya children orphaned by brutal violence: Save the Children

                  BDnews24: At present more than 6,000 unaccompanied and separated Rohingya children are living in Cox’s Bazar, where they confront adversities, such as food shortages and increased risk of exploitation and abuse, Save the Children said in a statement on Saturday. The international organisation that promotes children’s rights conducted a study marking the first anniversary of…

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