• Govt must not reward errant police officers
  • A matter of serious concern
  • Islamic views on organ transplant
  • The mystery of the Agartala visit
  • The mess messiahs make
  • The recognition will take me ahead: Joya Ahsan
  • 100th anniversary of Tagore's winning Nobel celebrated
  • Obama renews call for gun restrictions
  • US position on Japan island control a ‘betrayal’: China
  • DITF: A phenomenon that brings hope to the youth
  • ‘Schooldays were literally an awesome period of my entire life’: Vabna
  • BB, Probashi Kallyan Bank in disagreement
  • Investment policy to be finalised by June
  • Duronto shock Kings in low-scoring thriller
  • BCB finishes probe against umpires
  • Minor girl found dead in city
  • Sylhet people rally against repression of women
  • BAU closed after boy killed in BCL infighting
  • Filling stations on strike from today
  • Fuel crisis looms
  • Govt free to look for new sources: WB
  • SCBA flouts own constitution in cubicles allotment
  • DNA lab expects to present report by Jan end

Duronto Rajshahi captain Tamim Iqbal (3rd-R) is ecstatic after running out Chittagong Kings batsman Enamul Haque Jr during their Bangladesh Premier League match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Saturday. — Sanaul Haque

Duronto Rajshahi captain Tamim Iqbal (3rd-R) is ecstatic after running out Chittagong Kings batsman Enamul Haque Jr during their Bangladesh Premier League match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Saturday. — Sanaul Haque

Relatives and neighbours hold demonstrations blocking the Purana Paltan intersection in the capital on Saturday in protest at the killing of a minor girl after rape. — New Age photo

Relatives and neighbours hold demonstrations blocking the Purana Paltan intersection in the capital on Saturday in protest at the killing of a minor girl after rape. — New Age photo

Activists of two Chhatra League factions clash with firearms and sharp weapons on the campus of the Bangladesh Agricultural University on 
Saturday. A boy was killed in the crossfire. — New Age photo

Activists of two Chhatra League factions clash with firearms and sharp weapons on the campus of the Bangladesh Agricultural University on Saturday. A boy was killed in the crossfire. — New Age photo

Artistes present Tagore songs on Friday at Shilaidah Kuthibari in Kushtia. — New Age photo

Artistes present Tagore songs on Friday at Shilaidah Kuthibari in Kushtia. — New Age photo

The UK-based fusion music band Lokkhi Terra performs on Friday at Red Shift Auditorium in Dhaka. — Ali Hossain Mintu

The UK-based fusion music band Lokkhi Terra performs on Friday at Red Shift Auditorium in Dhaka. — Ali Hossain Mintu

Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Sabur Khan speaks at a press conference at its auditorium on Saturday. DCCI senior vice-president Nessar Maksud Khan and vice-president Absar Karim Chowdhury were also present. — New Age photo

Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Sabur Khan speaks at a press conference at its auditorium on Saturday. DCCI senior vice-president Nessar Maksud Khan and vice-president Absar Karim Chowdhury were also present. — New Age photo

Dhaka Gladiators batsman Mohammad Ashraful hits a six during his knock of 73 from 47 balls in their Bangladesh Premier League match against Rangpur Riders at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Saturday. — New Age photo

Dhaka Gladiators batsman Mohammad Ashraful hits a six during his knock of 73 from 47 balls in their Bangladesh Premier League match against Rangpur Riders at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Saturday. — New Age photo

People from all walks of life gather in Bangladesh Computer Samity Digital Expo-2013 in the Rajshahi city on Saturday. — New Age photo

People from all walks of life gather in Bangladesh Computer Samity Digital Expo-2013 in the Rajshahi city on Saturday. — New Age photo

Myanmar pro-democracy movement activists, resident in India, hold placards during a protest in New Delhi on Saturday against the Myanmar government and to demand that the war in Kachin must be stopped immediately. — AFP photo

Myanmar pro-democracy movement activists, resident in India, hold placards during a protest in New Delhi on Saturday against the Myanmar government and to demand that the war in Kachin must be stopped immediately. — AFP photo

The BNP chairperson, Khaleda Zia, along with party leaders say prayers at the grave of the late president Ziaur Rahman in Dhaka on Saturday on the occasion of his birth anniversary. — New Age photo

The BNP chairperson, Khaleda Zia, along with party leaders say prayers at the grave of the late president Ziaur Rahman in Dhaka on Saturday on the occasion of his birth anniversary. — New Age photo

A Samsung Galaxy Note II phone-cum-tablet is displayed during the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas recently. — Reuters photo

A Samsung Galaxy Note II phone-cum-tablet is displayed during the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas recently. — Reuters photo

Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer hits a return to Bernard Tomic of Australia during their men’s singles match at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Saturday. — Reuters photo

Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer hits a return to Bernard Tomic of Australia during their men’s singles match at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Saturday. — Reuters photo

Manchester United forward Robin van Persie (L) tries to score from a back-heel past Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina (C) and Martin Skrtel during their Premier match at Old Trafford on January 13, 2013.— Reuters photo

Manchester United forward Robin van Persie (L) tries to score from a back-heel past Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina (C) and Martin Skrtel during their Premier match at Old Trafford on January 13, 2013.— Reuters photo



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BAU closed after boy killed in BCL infighting


Authorities closed the Bangladesh Agricultural University in Mymensingh on Saturday for an indefinite period after a 12-year-old boy was killed in crossfire during Chhatra League factional clashes, which prompted villagers to set fire to three halls... Full story

Fuel crisis looms


Fuel crisis continues to threaten the country’s energy security as no major discovery has been made in gas sector either by the state-run or foreign companies in last eight years. The last major discovery of a 0.5 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas was... Full story

Filling stations on strike from today


Owners and workers of filling stations and tank lorries said that they would go on strike for an indefinite period from today as the government was yet to resolve the issue of an increase in their commission till Saturday evening. Full story

Govt free to look for new sources: WB


Bangladesh government is free to look for alternative funding options for the Padma Bridge project. World Bank’s outgoing country director Ellen Goldstein said on Saturday. The government is always free to look for a new... Full story

NATIONAL

SCBA flouts own constitution in cubicles allotment


The Supreme Court Bar Association continues with violating its constitution in allotment of cubicles to the members. Article 43 of the constitution stipulates the principles for allotment of cubicles to the members. Full story

METRO

Minor girl found dead in city


The decomposed body of a minor girl was found in a toilet of a commercial building at Topkhana Road in the capital Saturday noon. Police arrested three people in this connection. Claiming that the victim was raped and later killed, neighbours... Full story

BUSINESS

BB, Probashi Kallyan Bank in disagreement


Bangladesh Bank and the state-run Probashi Kallyan Bank have taken opposite stance on the latter’s proposal to allow it to go for commercial banking in limited scale. The PKB, a bank set up for expatriates’ welfare, has made... Full story

INTERNATIONAL

Obama renews call for gun restrictions


The US president, Barack Obama, on Saturday renewed his call on Congress to pass a series of measures aimed at reducing gun violence, but also reaffirmed his commitment to the right to bear arms. Full story

SPORTS

Duronto shock Kings in low-scoring thriller


Tamim Iqbal led Duronto Rajshahi to a two-run win in a low-scoring thriller over his former team Chittagong Kings, albeit not with his bat, but with his brilliant fielding and captaincy at Mirpur on Saturday. Kings lost three wickets in the first three balls of... Full story

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Govt must not reward errant police officers


The home affairs minister and his ministry appear to have been bent on... Full story

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The mystery of the Agartala visit


Most of the background and events leading to the war of liberation of 1971 are well-known. A mystery, however, remained whether Sheikh Mujibur Rahman went to Agartala to seek India’s assistance to liberate East Pakistan and if so, when did he... Full story

TIMEOUT

The recognition will take me ahead: Joya Ahsan


Popular model turned actress Joya Ahsan has won the National Film Award-2011 for her lively performance in a challenging role in the war of independence based film Guerilla. It is her first national recognition as an actress. In an interview with New Age... Full story

LETTERS

Islamic views on organ transplant


LAST Friday (January 18), before the ritual ‘Khutba’ at the Gulshan Jamme Masjid, the imam talked about the matter of organ transplant, and the way Islamic law views it. He was emphasising the issue that if the organ... Full story

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