• DU vice-chancellor sets a bad precedent
  • Lynching points to a pervasive sense of insecurity
  • High prices of vegetables
  • Swindling the commoners
  • Border killing and our sovereignty
  • The begums and the two giants
  • Guerrilla deserves more awards
  • Classical music fest continues at BSSK
  • 100 killed in new ‘massacre’ in Syria
  • India-Pakistan truce takes hold in Kashmir
  • BB moves to get more pension fund in govt securities
  • Import growth drops further in Dec
  • Lara bats for T20 cricket
  • Gladiators begin title defence against Royal Bengals today
  • Illegal structures demolished, sand-stock in Turag auctioned
  • Fellows demand capital punishment of culprits
  • Crop land protection bill on hold
  • Verdict on Quader any day
  • Govt wants WB decision on Padma Bridge this month
  • MP Giasuddin threatens pry edn ministry staff
  • JS panel asks govt to shift tanneries by June 30
  • Left parties demand action against police, others
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DU vice-chancellor sets a bad precedent

The manner in which the incumbent vice-chancellor of Dhaka... Full story

Lynching points to a pervasive sense of insecurity

THE killing of five suspected robbers by the mob at a village in Comilla... Full story

America in the crosshairs

IT WOULD be tempting to blame the NRA for the impasse over the control of gun violence. Obstructionist surely, it possesses political muscle in Congressional circles similar to that of Norquist’s No-tax-increase pledge, as though ‘gun rights’ shares equal place in the American Decalogue with... Full story


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