Volume 4 Number 89 Sat. August 23, 2003       Advertise with The Daily Star -- Advertising on the Website    Advertising in the Printed E dition-- Home  News Today's Index Front Page Business Political Sports Foreign Relations Metropolitan National International Culture General Views Editorial Letters to Editor Write to Editor Sections Literature Others About Us Contact Advertisement Suppliments Archives General Global peace could be restored through love and harmony Speakers tell IIFWP seminar Speakers at a seminar yesterday observed that manifestation of love and harmony among the followers of different religions can help restore peace in the society as well as in the world.   Mystery virus in Canada revives Sars worries A mysterious Sars-like outbreak has spread to a second nursing home in the Vancouver area, Canadian health authorities said on Wednesday, raising concerns about a new wave of the virus.   58pc people not aware of what to do in case of major earthquake Opinion poll reveals About 58 per cent people are not even aware of what to do in case of a major earthquake in the country, according to an opinion poll.   Bangladesh not lagging behind in global competition: FM Foreign Minister M Morshed Khan has said Bangladesh at present is not lagging behind in global competition in the field of democracy, development and diplomacy.   2 killed in Bogra road accident Two people were killed and a physician was critically injured in a road accident involving a private car and a truck on the Bogra-Dhaka Highway under Sherpur upazila yesterday morning.     Advertisement