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Ban flower import, patronise export
Commercial cultivation by 5000 Jessore farmers: No govt step to export: Market glut from import, smuggling
Twenty years ago, seeing bundles of flowers flowing into the country from across the border, young Sher Ali Sarder had cultivated 'rajanigandha' (tube rose) on half a bigha of land in Panishara
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Lions share of travel tax pocketed at land port
Nexus at Burimari
Rangpur: Huge amounts from travel taxes collected at Burimari land port every day is being misappropriated allegedly by sections of immigration police, BDR and customs officials, depriving thestate
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Moulvibazar people hail govt decisions
People of Moulvibazar are celebrating upgradation of the district to 'A' category considering its economic prospects and geographical location and creation of a new upazila named Juri.
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Initiative to revamp Syedpur Rly Workshop
Govt move to modernise it, recruit 1,010 men after 21 years
The government has taken a bold initiative to revamp Syedpur Railway Workshop after an impasse of 21 years.
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RUTA protests grenade attack
The Rajshahi University Teachers Association (Ruta) yesterday brought out a silent procession and held a rally on the campus to protest the grenade attack on Awami League (AL) rally in Dhaka on August
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Wheelchairs for disabled
Thirteen disabled persons on Thursday received wheel chairs, educational implements and economic assistance for medical treatment from a local NGO, Shaplaful Mahila Sangstha.
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4 hurt as lawyers' rally attacked in Barisal
Cracker hurled on lawyer's chamber
A procession brought but by Barisal Bar Association in the city on Saturday protesting the attack on advocate Yusuf Hossain Humaun in Dhaka was attacked by unidentified miscreants, leaving four injured.
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Success story of a determined woman
Life is now meaningful to Nilufa Begum, an abandoned housewife at Shetpur village in Assasuni upazila. She has become solvent and self-reliant by dint of hard labour. "I am solvent now.
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Police refuse to record AL cases
Police refused to record any case regarding attack and ransack of Awami League (AL) office and its president's house allegedly by BNP activists on Tuesday.
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