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48m euros to tackle global climate change
Bangladesh to be affected most by climate change in future: EC envoy
The European Commission (EC) will provide a total of 48 million euros for the global Environment call for proposals which will tackle climate change amongst a range of global environment issues.
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Dhaka-Islamabad meet begins tomorrow
A two-day foreign secretary-level consultation between Bangladesh and Pakistan begins in Islamabad tomorrow with an aim to enhance bilateral trade, investment and other economic cooperation in potential
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Husband throws acid on wife in city
A husband threw acid on his second wife early hours of yesterday in the city over altercation with money.
She was admitted to the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) in a critical condition.
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Govt to ensure full security to diplomats
Assures foreign secy
Foreign Secretary Hemayetuddin yesterday said the government has taken all-out measures to ensure foolproof security to the foreign diplomats living in the capital.
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Brac University NBCC-2005 on Aug 19-20
Brac University will organise the National Business Case Competition- 2005 (NBCC-2005), first of its kind in the country, on its residential campus at Savar on August 19 to 20.
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Concern over bomb attacks on Ahmadiyyas
Ain O Salish Kendra (ASK) has expressed deep concern over the latest bomb attacks on the Ahmadiyya community in Brahmanbaria and Kharampur shrine in Akhaura.
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Ruta concerned over continued death threat
Rajshahi University Teacher Association (Ruta) yesterday in an executive committee meeting expressed concern over continued death threats to the teachers through telephones and letters.
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Non-govt teachers, staffs demand salary hike
Bangladesh Shikhhak-Karmochari Oikya Parishad, an organisation of non-government teachers and employees, yesterday demanded increased salary, house rent and medical allowance for them.
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