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Govt plans to crush street agitation
Reshuffle in police, cases against opposition leaders in pipeline
The government is planning crackdown on street demonstrations by the opposition, a home ministry official said.
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Stock market upswing
Trading of 16 firms suspended
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday suspended trading of 16 companies with weak fundamentals following an abnormal surge in their share prices.
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Cops to change colour for credibility
Police will soon shrug off the all too familiar blue shirt and khaki trousers -- one of the last vestiges of the old colonial era -- and switch to a light grey shirt and navy blue trousers from next month.
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Firms catch clients on DoE premises
Representatives of some environment-related consulting firms have set up shop in a first-floor reception room at the Department of Environment (DoE) Dhaka office from where they solicit business.
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Jail Killing Case
Four special prosecutors appointed
The government has appointed four special public prosecutors (SPPs) to conduct the trial in the historic Jail Killing Case.
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Violence, calamity push disabled numbers high
World Disability Day observed
Violence, road accident and natural calamity, not malnutrition, are pushing up the number of disabled people in the country, a discussion in the city observed yesterday.
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Rare animals seized in Bandarban
A pair of long-tailed binturong, a critically endangered mamal species, was seized from the house of an indigenous family in Bandarban town on Tuesday morning.
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Ctg Victory Day events on course for conflict
Political parties plan same programmes at same venue
A row between ruling BNP and Awami League (AL) and some left leaning political parties has made the holding of Victory Day celebration programmes in the port city uncertain as both blocs announced similar
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Haunted at home
Males of 200 families in Habiganj hiding to evade arrest on 'false' charges
Some 200 families of Shibpasha village in Habiganj district were attacked by local goons on the Eid day and their males have fled home since then to evade arrest having been 'framed' in cases.
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Mahi, Babar squabble on Biman flight
BNP lawmaker Mahi B Chowdhury and State Minister for Home Lutfozzaman Babar Monday exchanged verbal salvo on a Biman flight back home from Bangkok.
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Home ministry rejoinder to UNB report
The home ministry in a rejoinder on a UNB report run by The Daily Star headlined "Govt probing third force links to arms cache recovery", which other newspapers also carried on December 1, dismissed that
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BDR thwarts push-in bid
Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) on Tuesday night pushed back four Indian nationals at Barokhata border with India in Hatibandha upazila.
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Subsidies, non-tariff barriers slated
Sixth Asia-Pacific Employers' Conference ends
The Sixth Asia-Pacific Employers' Conference slated the continuation of subsidies and non-tariff barriers in some of the developed countries that goes against the very concept of globalisation.
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College teachers' tendons severed
Unidentified assailants severed tendons of both legs of a teacher of Gopalganj Bangabandhu College at his Bankpara residence at 9:30am yesterday.
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Rajshahi college ransacked
Students of Bangabandhu Degree College at Bhadra yesterday vandalised some rooms of the college and set fire to furniture in the afternoon.
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