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Dialogue making progress
Bhuiyan, Jalil decline to elaborate, to sit again tomorrow
The second day of the dialogue over electoral reforms between ruling BNP and main opposition Awami League (AL) yesterday progressed a bit towards resolving several demands relating to the Election Commission
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ICC Champions Trophy
Bangladesh face Sri Lanka in opener today
Under a new format, the ICC Champions Trophy gets underway with a confident Bangladesh facing in-form Sri Lanka in the opening match of the preliminary round at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadiumhere
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Sharing pains and woes of sufferers
BSMMU plans palliative care
Can we exactly feel the agony of one who knows that he has been suffering from a non-curable disease and that his days are numbered? Isn't it even more painful when doctors tell one such patient thatthey
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No step yet to restore HR in Bangladesh
EU parliament members express concern to PM
EU parliament members have expressed deep concern over police action on opposition rallies, saying that such actions will weaken the fragile democracy in Bangladesh.
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Ship survey continues flouting rules
Licence of one cancelled
A section of marine engineers and captains are engaged in ship surveying activities without obtaining certificate from the Department of Shipping while some are working in private shipping companies after
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50 hurt as AL, BNP men clash in Lalmonirhat
At least 50 people were injured in a clash between the activists of the ruling BNP and main opposition Awami League (AL) at Alokdighi in Sadar upazila of the district yesterday.
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Thus spake Mayor Minu
Rajshahi City Corporation Mayor Mizanur Rahman Minu yesterday told Rajshahi city dwellers to wait for winter to get some relief from the acute power and water crises in the city.
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Mufti Hannan placed on fresh remand
2 more HuJi men may be quizzed in Ramna case
Mufti Abdul Hannan, operations commander of banned Islamist outfit Harkatul Jihad (Huji), was placed on a five-day fresh remand on Thursday in the Ramna Batamul blast case.
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Bombs were being made to blast at Hasina's meeting
Confesses militant in Sylhet
Moulana Abu Sayeed, who was arrested at a madrasa in Uttara in the capital last month, admitted his links with the September 26, 2001 bomb blast that took place in a house of Sylhet city's Fazilchistarea.
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Depression over Bay
The low over east central Bay and adjoining area intensified into a depression over the same area yesterday.
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ISI Support for Taliban
Nato commanders want their govts get tough with Pakistan
Nato commanders from five countries who have troops stationed in Afghanistan are demanding their governments get tough with Pakistan over its support for the Taliban militia, The Daily Telegraph reported
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Six-power Talks in London
Hopes slim for any major decisions against Iran
Britain's foreign minister cast doubt yesterday on the prospect of immediate agreement on whether to slap sanctions on Iran over its nuclear plans, as key world powers arrived for crunch talks on thecrisis.
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Japan's new PM rejects WWII 'war criminal' label
Japan's new premier Shinzo Abe risked new controversy yesterday ahead of a fence-mending visit to Asian neighbors, insisting World War II leaders tried by US-led forces were not "war criminals.
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Benazir presses to return for elections
Former Pakistan premier Benazir Bhutto said on Thursday she wants to return to run in 2007 elections and accused the country's military ruler of failing to tackle religious schools that promote global
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11 killed in militant ambush in Assam
A militant group ambushed and killed 11 people, including seven paramilitary soldiers, in northeastern India's troubled Assam state yesterday, police said.
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Graft busters to unveil Thaksin's assets
Thailand's corruption watchdog said yesterday it will publicly release hundreds of financial statements filed by ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra and every minister who served under him.
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