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Democracy would face debacle if BNP comes to power again: PM
DHAKA, Jan 28 (BSS)- Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today made BNP responsible for disturbing the country's democratic system time and again and said the system faced trouble whenever BNP was in power. "People now enjoy their full freedom in exercising their voting rights, but the present scenario of allowing people casting their votes freely and fairly will face a debacle if BNP comes to power again," she said. The Prime Minister said this when addressing the leaders and workers of Lakkhipur district unit of Awami League (AL) at her official residence Gonobhaban here. Sheikh Hasina, also the president of Bangladesh Awami League, invited the AL leaders and workers as part of ... More...
   
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National
Committee formed to investigate food department question

DHAKA, Jan 28 (BSS) - The government has formed a three- member high-powered committee to probe into the allegations of question papers leakage of the recruitment tests of assistant deputy food inspec... More...
United Airlines launches Dhaka-Muscat-Dhaka flight tomorrow

DHAKA, Jan 28 (BSS) - United Airways (BD) Limited will launch Dhaka-Muscat-Dhaka flights tomorrow, making a significant milestone in Bangladesh's aviation industry, a source i... More...
BTRC to complete first decade Jan 31
"Medical tourism" can increase more tourists: Faruque Khan
Govt to set up training academy for Coast Guard
Stern action to be taken for creating anarchy: Hanif
No conspiracy can stop war crimes trial: Sahara
Massive campaign underway to digitize 1971 documents
Police HQ asked to send 66 organograms to increase manpower for traffic police
India's NTPC team arrives to ink deal with PDB
DMP imposes ban on rallies, procession tomorrow in city
Poor feeding practices cause malnutrition among children
Majharul Haque Baki passes away
25 activists of Islami Samaj arrested in Kishoreganj
Professionals demand speedy trials of war criminals in Khulna
RCC plans to set up city museum
Barge movement remains suspended on Balashighat- Bahadurabadghat route
International
India has world's most toxic air

NEW DELHI, Jan 28 (BSS)- India has the world's most toxic air. In a study by Yale and Columbia Universities said, India holds the very last rank among 132 nations in terms of air quality with regard ... More...
US 'bunker-buster' not powerful enough against Iran: report

WASHINGTON, Jan 28 (BSS/AFP) - The US military has concluded that its largest conventional bomb is not capable of destroying Iran's most heavily fortified underground facilities suspected to be used f... More...
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US 'bunker-buster' not powerful enough against Iran: report
Panetta believes Pakistan knew of bin Laden hideout
Economic
RJSCF automation cuts registration time to 4-hr from 30-day

DHAKA, Jan 28 (BSS) - The Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (RJSCF) has emerged as the country's one of the first fully-digitalized public organizations and now its online service cuts down... More...
UK chef buys jet to deliver Indian food

London, Jan 28 (BSS/PTI) The owner of a popular Indian eatery joint in Kent has bought an unusual vehicle to ferry his curries around the world - an Iraqi fighter jet.

Rob Abdul, who owns Cafe ... More...
Facebook may file for IPO next week: WSJ
Bonus for RBS bank boss sparks heavy criticism in Britain
Commodities mostly rise on weak dollar, Fed rates pledge
Sports
Australia whitewashes India again

ADELAIDE, Jan 28 (BSS/AFP) - Australia wrapped up a 298-run win over India to sweep the series 4-0 early on the final day of the fourth Test at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday.... More...
Zimbabwe in serious trouble in New Zealand

NAPIER, New Zealand, Jan 28 (BSS/AFP) - New Zealand were on the verge Saturday of a huge victory over Zimbabwe on the third day of the one- off Test after destroying the tourists for a record low 51... More...
District
Saraswati Puja celebrated in Rajshahi division

RAJSHAHI, Jan 28 (BSS) - The Hindu community people celebrated the Saraswati Puja with the spirit of pursuit of art and knowledge, enthusiasm, due religious gaiety and fervour everywhere in Rajshahi d... More...
Fire guts 30 houses in Pabna

PABNA, Jan 28 (BSS)-Thirty houses were gutted in a fire that broke out yesterday afternoon in Bikhula Village under Atgharia upazila of the district, fire service sources and locals said.

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Poor women in Laxmipur shoals change fate by making caps
Climate Change
Plinth-raising effectively saves char people from floods

RANGPUR, Jan 28 (BSS) - The plinth-raising programme of the'Improving Community Coping Mechanism to Adapt with Climate Change' project has become effective in facing floods in... More...
Education
ADB to help improve quality of primary education

DHAKA, Jan 28 (BSS) - Asian Development Bank (ADB) is extending a $320 million dollar loan to help Bangladesh continue its push to improve the quality and reach of its primar... More...
RUET first year classes begin tomorrow

RAJSHAHI, Jan 28 (BSS)- The first year classes of Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET) begins tomorrow (Sunday).

According to the RUET sources, the class will start at 8 am a... More...
SFP to make children school-going: Motahar
Govt. decides to set up TTC in Habiganj
 
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