• Tagore’s adaptation from other music genres highlighted
  • Spring celebrated through classical music
  • Contemporary issues highlighted in art camp
  • BNP, Awami League owe people credible clarification
  • Certainly not ‘just a cricketer’
  • The political economy of public management
  • Congratulation Tigers
  • Should we not do something?
  • Afghanistan: the new endgame
  • Obama and the American fringe
  • Kamrangir Char Crematorium in a poor condition
  • Protest held against price hike of essential drug
  • JU to enter optical fibre network
  • BIRDEM to provide free diabetes treatment for children
  • Damascus blasts kill 27
  • PD banks’ Tk 20,805cr stuck in treasury bills, bonds
  • Tigers relaxed after epic win
  • Govt-lenders relation reaches its nadir
  • India willing to resolve issue bilaterally
  • University ‘unlawfully governed’ for years
  • Two proposals sent to cabinet committee
  • Early rains, gusty wind, lightning disrupt life in city, elsewhere
  • BNP PP meets today
  • Scheme implementation stuck in confusions
  • Women detainees kept in storerooms
  • Former Gaddafi spymaster arrested in Mauritania
  • Zawahiri calls Pakistanis to revolt against army, govt
  • PM urges children to grow up with humane values
  • Bapex adds 10mmcfd of Sundulpur gas to nat’l grid
  • Launch capsize death toll rises to 147
  • Journalists’ rally today to demand arrest of killers

A file photo shows activities inside a branch of Sonali Bank in Dhaka. The country’s fifteen primary dealer banks and non-banking financial institutions are facing severe liquidity crisis, as they have invested Tk 20,805.63 crore in treasury bills and bonds to facilitate government borrowings. — Focusbangla photo

A file photo shows activities inside a branch of Sonali Bank in Dhaka. The country’s fifteen primary dealer banks and non-banking financial institutions are facing severe liquidity crisis, as they have invested Tk 20,805.63 crore in treasury bills and bonds to facilitate government borrowings. — Focusbangla photo

Former Bangladesh and present Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore (R) speaks to Sakib al Hasan at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Saturday. — New Age photo

Former Bangladesh and present Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore (R) speaks to Sakib al Hasan at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Saturday. — New Age photo

Mithu Krishna Pal presents a classical song on Friday at Chhayanaut Auditorium. — Snigdha Zaman

Mithu Krishna Pal presents a classical song on Friday at Chhayanaut Auditorium. — Snigdha Zaman

Pakistan batsman Umar Gul (L) talks to his team-mate Mohammad Hafeez (R) during a training session at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium on Saturday. — AFP photo

Pakistan batsman Umar Gul (L) talks to his team-mate Mohammad Hafeez (R) during a training session at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium on Saturday. — AFP photo

Bangladesh Environment Movement members form a human chain on the Buriganga Bridge on Saturday, demanding execution of the High Court order to save the river from pollution and encroachment. — New Age photo

Bangladesh Environment Movement members form a human chain on the Buriganga Bridge on Saturday, demanding execution of the High Court order to save the river from pollution and encroachment. — New Age photo

Guests and children pose for a photograph in the opening of clinic named ‘Changing Diabetes in Children Programme’ at BIRDEM hospital at Segunbagicha on Saturday. — New Age photo

Guests and children pose for a photograph in the opening of clinic named ‘Changing Diabetes in Children Programme’ at BIRDEM hospital at Segunbagicha on Saturday. — New Age photo

A pedestrian and a cyclist go along the road in front of the FDC at Tejgaon in Dhaka, during the rain followed by a storm on 
Saturday. —  Indrajit Ghosh

A pedestrian and a cyclist go along the road in front of the FDC at Tejgaon in Dhaka, during the rain followed by a storm on Saturday. — Indrajit Ghosh

The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, poses with children attending a function on the occasion of the National Children Day at the mausoleum of the country’s founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at Tungipara in Gopalganj on Saturday. — New Age photo

The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, poses with children attending a function on the occasion of the National Children Day at the mausoleum of the country’s founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at Tungipara in Gopalganj on Saturday. — New Age photo

The president, Barack Obama, poses with people outside the home where he is attending a private campaign event in Chicago, Illinois on Friday. — AFP photo

The president, Barack Obama, poses with people outside the home where he is attending a private campaign event in Chicago, Illinois on Friday. — AFP photo

An Exxon gas station with high prices is seen in Washington, DC on Friday. —  AFP photo

An Exxon gas station with high prices is seen in Washington, DC on Friday. — AFP photo

Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi poses after a press conference during the presentation of remodeling a sport centre in Barcelona on March 12. — AFP photo

Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi poses after a press conference during the presentation of remodeling a sport centre in Barcelona on March 12. — AFP photo



MAIN NEWS

Govt-lenders relation reaches its nadir


The relation between the government and the lenders has reached its nadir as they disbursed in July-January less than one-third of the amount of committed loans for the current fiscal year... Full story

India willing to resolve issue bilaterally


India on Saturday said the ITLOS judgment on the maritime boundary dispute between Bangladesh and Myanmar was an ‘important decision’. Full story

University ‘unlawfully governed’ for years


The Asian University of Women, which was formally established in October 2006 by a special legislative charter, was governed for over five years by a US-based support... Full story

Two proposals sent to cabinet committee


Two proposed coal-fired power projects with a combined generation capacity of about 700MW and to sell major portion of the electricity directly to consumers for the first time in the country have recently... Full story

NATIONAL

Enclave people begin hunger strike today


The citizens of the two countries living in the Bangladesh enclaves in India and the Indian enclaves in Bangladesh would begin an indefinite hunger strike today to press... Full story

METRO

Kamrangir Char Crematorium in a poor condition


The Lalbagh Kamrangir Char Crematorium has remained in a very poor condition with dilapidated and dirty outlooks due to poor maintenance and lack of renovation. Full story

BUSINESS

PD banks’ Tk 20,805cr stuck in treasury bills, bonds


The country’s fifteen primary dealer banks and non-banking financial institutions are facing severe liquidity crisis, as they have invested Tk 20,805.63 crore in treasury... Full story

INTERNATIONAL

Damascus blasts kill 27


Two huge bomb blasts killed at least 27 people in the heart of the Syrian capital on Saturday, state media said, as international envoy Kofi Annan warned of regional fallout from the year-long bloodshed in Syria. Full story

SPORTS

Tigers relaxed after epic win


Members of the Bangladesh cricket team spent a relaxed day without any serious training on Saturday after they spoiled Sachin Tendulkar’s party with an epic five-wicket... Full story

EDITORIAL

BNP, Awami League owe people credible clarification


THE admission by a former chief of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence on Wednesday that the intelligence agency had funded the Bangladesh Nationalist Party... Full story

OP-ED

Should we not do something?


EVERY time there is a ferry disaster, the authorities make it a point to commission one inquiry committee or more. Full story

TIMEOUT

Tagore’s adaptation from other music genres highlighted


Influence of different genres of music, eastern and western classical, folk music and karnatic music, on Tagore songs was presented through spectacular dance recitals by Indian troupe Gurugukul in the capital on Friday. Full story

LETTERS

Congratulation Tigers


CONGRATULATIONS to the players and officials of the Bangladesh national cricket team on the team’s excellent win against India. Full story

    Sunday, March 18, 2012

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