• Diti now busy with TV plays
  • Dhoni gives his gloves to Akshay Kumar
  • Wake up to reality
  • ISI money
  • People made to pay for govt’s flawed power policy
  • A welcome step to help fight infectious diseases
  • Regional cooperation and new realities
  • Loose cultures and free women
  • People urged to come out of inertia
  • Separate law demanded to save Sundarban
  • Pakistan demands US apology on air attack
  • Afghan shooting suspect ‘doesn’t remember’ incident’: lawyer
  • Ministry eyes import substitute industries
  • Dhaka stocks hit two-month high
  • EVMs can be tampered, experts say
  • PM for implementation of ‘Kunming Initiative’
  • No polls under partisan govt: Khaleda
  • Stay in JS to ensure people’s rights
  • Deal to be delayed again
  • Tigers storm into Asia Cup final
  • Tamim celebrates 23rd birthday in style
  • Sakib thrilled to be part of history

Bangladesh players Nasir Hossain (L) and Mahmudullah celebrate their victory over Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Tuesday. — Sanaul Haque

Bangladesh players Nasir Hossain (L) and Mahmudullah celebrate their victory over Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Tuesday. — Sanaul Haque

Parvin Sultana Diti

Parvin Sultana Diti

Khaleda Zia

Khaleda Zia

Akshay Kumar and Mahendra Singh Dhoni,

Akshay Kumar and Mahendra Singh Dhoni,

Sheikh Hasina

Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh’s most successful bowler Nazmul Hossain (2nd-R) jumps into the air to celebrate his wicket of Sri Lankan batsman Mahela Jayawardene (not in picture) with team-mates during their Asia Cup match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium at Mirpur on Tuesday. — Sanaul Haque

Bangladesh’s most successful bowler Nazmul Hossain (2nd-R) jumps into the air to celebrate his wicket of Sri Lankan batsman Mahela Jayawardene (not in picture) with team-mates during their Asia Cup match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium at Mirpur on Tuesday. — Sanaul Haque

The Women for Women holds a seminar at the National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, marking International Women’s Day 2012. — New Age photo

The Women for Women holds a seminar at the National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, marking International Women’s Day 2012. — New Age photo

AS Roma forward Osvaldo (R) celebrates his goal against Genoa with team-mate Gabriel Heinze during their Serie A match at the Olympic stadium in Rome on Monday. — Reuters photo

AS Roma forward Osvaldo (R) celebrates his goal against Genoa with team-mate Gabriel Heinze during their Serie A match at the Olympic stadium in Rome on Monday. — Reuters photo



MAIN NEWS

Tigers storm into Asia Cup final


Tamim Iqbal celebrated his 23rd birthday with a half-century and Sakib al Hasan added another fifty as Bangladesh outclassed Sri Lanka by five wickets to move into their first ever Asia Cup final in Dhaka on Tuesday. Set a revised target of 212 runs in 40 overs, with rain... Full story

No polls under partisan govt: Khaleda


The leader of the opposition in the parliament, Khaleda Zia, on Tuesday iterated her demand for the reinstatement of the caretaker government system saying that no elections would be allowed to be held without the caretaker government in place. Full story

Stay in JS to ensure people’s rights


The prime minister and leader of the house, Sheikh Hasina, has urged all including the opposition parties to extend their sincere support to the government to build Bangladesh as a self- reliant and dignified nation. Full story

Deal to be delayed again


The loan deal between the government and the Japan International Cooperation Agency for construction of the Dhaka Metro Rail will be delayed further as fresh uncertainties are likely to emerge over this top-priority infrastructure project, officials said. Full story

NATIONAL

EVMs can be tampered, experts say


Electronic voting machines could be easily tampered to manipulate elections results, a group of foreign experts said at a seminar in Dhaka on Tuesday. A standing committee member of the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist... Full story

METRO

People urged to come out of inertia


The masses should be inspired to come out of the existing stagnant situation of the country and lead it towards development, left leaders on Tuesday said at a rally. Full story

BUSINESS

Ministry eyes import substitute industries


The Ministry of Industries on Tuesday sought suggestions from the stakeholders for making the country’s industrial policy more focused on import substitution, shifting from the existing export orientation. Full story

INTERNATIONAL

Pakistan demands US apology on air attack


Pakistani lawmakers on Tuesday demanded an American apology and taxes on NATO convoys in recommendations put to parliament in a key step towards repairing a major crisis in relations with the US. Full story

SPORTS

Tamim celebrates 23rd birthday in style


Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal celebrated his 23rd birthday with a 56-ball 59 against Sri Lanka. His third successive half-century in the Asia Cup, at the Sher-e- Bangla National Stadium on Tuesday. Full story

EDITORIAL

People made to pay for govt’s flawed power policy


WHEN electricity prices — both bulk and retail — get revised upward in four phases in just over three years for an aggregated increase of 57.8 and 25.9 per cent respectively, it points to policy and management failures of the... Full story

OP-ED

Regional cooperation and new realities


THE Indo-Bangladesh relation is increasingly drawing the attention of various stakeholders across South Asia. The Indo-Bangladesh joint communiqué of 2010 sent strong signals, heralding a new kind of political leadership... Full story

TIMEOUT

Romantic artists interpret self, surroundings


Spontaneous overflow of powerful emotion, recollected from tranquility, have been reflected on the lyrical artworks on display at an ongoing group art exhibition at the Gallery Cosmos-2 at New DOHS in the city. Full story

LETTERS

Wake up to reality


THE other day I took my mother to our local public hospital. Doctors at the emergency prescribed medicine among which only saline was given for free from the hospital. What is most troubling was that my emaciated old mother had to be taken... Full story

    Wednesday, March 21, 2012

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