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Judiciary separation gets 15th deadline
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday granted the government another four months in the latest in a series of extensions since 1999 for implementation of a 12-point directive on separation
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Bogra ammo haul probe fizzles out
Masterminds could not be traced
The CID investigators could not trace the masterminds behind the biggest ever ammunition and explosives hauls in Bogra in what police said were half-hearted probes that recall fizzled-out investigations
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Pneumonia death toll rises to 357
Pneumonia death toll rose to 357 yesterday with 161 deaths in the last one week as the viral infection is spreading across the country, unofficial reports said.
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JS passes 2 days sans opposition
None of the opposition political parties attended the 10th session of the Jatiya Sangsad in the last two days rendering business in the House dull and lifeless.
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BNP liberals fear axe like B Chy
Liberals within the BNP known to have been closely associated with AQM Badruddoza Chowdhury before his fall from grace and subsequent resignation as the republic's president are reportedly passing anxious
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216 judges' posts vacant
Two hundred and sixteen judge's posts are vacant in the country, Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Moudud Ahmed told the Jatiya Sangsad yesterday.
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Bush, Blair close ranks against anti-war anger
Extraordinary security as 1 lakh expected to protest
US President George W Bush yesterday left for London to mount a defiant show of solidarity with Prime Minister Tony Blair over the war in Iraq that has polarised world opinion.
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Dhaka to seek 30pc EC quota for sugar, rice
Joint commission meet begins today in Brussels
Bangladesh will seek 30 percent quota facility for sugar and rice at the joint commission meeting with the European Commission (EC) beginning today in Brussels.
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Scramble to book launch ticket on
Advance booking of cabins of most luxury launches seems to have been completed though some south-bound passengers were still buying cabin tickets paying extra charges.
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12,000 species endangered
Another 2,000 species have been added to the annual Red List of the world's most endangered animals and plants.
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JP (Ershad) may return to JS today
The opposition Jatiya Party (Ershad) is likely to return to the House today responding to government assurance that their demands would be met.
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Harvey inspires Australia to win TVS Cup
Medium-pacer Ian Harvey took four wickets in eight deliveries without conceding a run and Damien Martyn hit a half-century to lead world champions Australia to a 37-run victory over India in their triangular
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DGFI DD, his assistant charged with rape attempt
An attempted rape case was filed against a deputy director (DD) in-charge of the Directorate General of Forces Intelligence (DGFI) and his office assistant with the Court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate,
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Daylong hartal called on December 13
The 11 left-leaning parties yesterday called a countrywide dawn-to-dusk hartal on December 13 to protest the governance failure of the ruling coalition.
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50 lakh female students get stipends
A total of 50 lakh female students up to higher secondary level are getting government stipends across the country.Education Minister Dr Osman Farooq revealed the statistics at the parliament yesterday.
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Robbers go on rampage in four villages
Making a mockery of the ongoing operation by the joint forces in the district, armed robbers looted houses and shops, raped three women and shot eight people Monday night and the night before in Dumuria
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