• Saqlain spins North into final
  • No payment, no NOC-players tell BPL franchisees
  • Manifestation of incumbents’ lack of respect for teachers
  • Alarming, indeed
  • Strengthening rural schools
  • Social movement against crime
  • Accelerating the momentum created by Malala and Nirbhaya
  • New Afghan war over US troop levels
  • Mastercraftspersons Award 2013 announced
  • Violence on women protested through performances
  • Rebels capture largest airbase in north Syria
  • No activity yet at Sylhet Instt of Health Tech
  • Palestinian activists set up ‘outpost’ near Jerusalem
  • Air monitoring station opened
  • BB to relax rules to attract foreign investment
  • Rice prices go up as govt hikes fuel price
  • Minus-two plotters still active: PM
  • ACC spots 3,000 more errant buildings
  • New voters to go to next polls without NID cards
  • Fuel, power price hike irrational, anti-people: oil-gas body
  • SALF deplores state inaction to rapes, killing of women
  • Govt decides to increase non-govt teachers’ house rent to Tk 500
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Accelerating the momentum created by Malala and Nirbhaya

Indian protesters shout slogans during a protest against a gang rape in New Delhi on January 6. — AFP photo
THE resistance against discrimination and violence against women in the Indian subcontinent has finally gained momentum some 150 years after Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar tried to uplift of the status of women by banning the practice of burning widows alive... Full story

New Afghan war over US troop levels

Afghan President Hamid Karzai, left, holds a meeting with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the State Department in Washington, DC, on January 10. — AFP photo
For those who served in Afghanistan on the diplomatic or military front and believe in continued US engagement, the battle is now against an opponent for whom they have few weapons: US public apathy. And they are losing the fight. For a long while now... Full story


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