A welcome judgement
Power of the people
Better days ahead for Bangladesh
Riders on easy ride to 1st win
Yet another laurel for Babita
Walmart refuses to take clothes worth $1m from Simco Dresses
Univs urged to reform admission process
Kashmir advises people to prepare for nuclear war
Govt asks media to stay off adverts of illegal products
New long-route bus fares yet to take effect
Disturbing facts and figures
Police and pepper
Players get into field hungry
What political profit from the Dhule riots?
Madhu mela begins at Sagardari
Banks’ lending against deposit tumbles
Female RMG worker found dead in Chittagong
Prince Harry lashes out at press on return from war zone
Amounts increased for non-govt teachers
EC won’t take any suo moto action against Jamaat
BERC to seek increase or subsidy from Feb
MKA defends DC Harun’s Farroque bashing

Better days ahead for Bangladesh

There have been remarkable improvements in some social factors, e.g. sharp increase in enrolment of girls in schools. — New Age photo

AT THE start of 2012, both the United States and 17 major European counties faced a great deal of economic uncertainly. Unemployment along with patchy economic growth rate prevailed in these economies. Only Asian and large emerging economies... Full story

What political profit from the Dhule riots?

Muslim youth in riot-hit areas, or districts where they have been held by the police for years on suspicion of terror and later found innocent, will obviously be alienated from the rulers. This much is obvious. But what is not obvious to the government, as it... Full story

Hitler’s strange afterlife in India

Hated and mocked in much of the world, the Nazi leader has developed a strange following among schoolchildren and readers of Mein Kampf in India. Dilip D’Souza on how political leader Bal Thackeray influenced Indians to admire Hitler and despise... Full story

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