The Daily Star: Internet Edition Fri. June 03, 2005

Vol. 5 Num 361

Fri. June 03, 2005


News
Today's Index
Front Page
Business
Sports
Point-counterpoint
Metropolitan
Culture
General


Views
Editorial
Letters to Editor
Write to Editor


Sections
Environment
World


Others
About Us
Contact
Advertisement
Supplements
Archives

General

New Mooring Container Terminal
Infrastructural dev to be completed on schedule
The infrastructural development of the New Mooring Container Terminal will be completed within the stipulated time.

Dhaka committed to implementing CWC
Gen Noor tells training course on chemical weapons convention
Bangladesh is committed to all UN Charters and Conventions in its quest for world peace, prosperity and justice.

25 more JMJB cadres released on bail
Twenty five more cadres of the banned Jagrata Muslim Janata Bagladesh (JMJB), including two close associates of Bangla Bhai, were released on bail from the Rajshahi Central Jail here on Wednesday night.

Mujibur Rahman Khan new BERC chairman
The government has appointed. Mujibur Rahman Khan as chairman of the newly constituted Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) for a three-year term.

PCJSS man gunned down at Baghaichhari
An activist of pro-peace accord Parbattya Chattagrame Jono Sanghaty Samity (PCJSS) was gunned down by the armed activists of the anti-peace accord elements at Baghaichhari upazila here early yesterday.

Miniature art exhibition begins today
Shilparag Gallery will hold a month-long art exhibition titled "Miniature Art" on its premises here from today.

Seminar on pain management
A scientific seminar on pain management was held in the city yesterday with the participation of a panel of leading health specialists and academics, says a press release.

Iran to make film on poet Nazrul
Iran will take the initiative to make a film on the life of national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam.

Strike observed in educational instts in Sylhet
Strike was observed in the educational institutions, including the Shahjalal University of Science & Technology (SUST) in Sylhet at the call of opposition backed student fronts.