• Nipah kills two more
  • Aranyak celebrates 40th anniv
  • Emon Saha: best music director of the year
  • Yet another RMG factory fire, yet more deaths
  • Bishwajit’s post mortem and apex court’s observation
  • Acid throwing: a heinous crime
  • The barriers to democracy
  • Nature’s capital is the limiting resource
  • On upcoming parliamentary elections
  • Funerals in Egypt’s Port Said after deadly clashes
  • Afghan bomb kills 8 cops, 3 detainees
  • HC declares NSC action in BCB constitution illegal
  • Abahani eye top spot as second leg begins today
  • BB asks banks to bring down interest spread by March
  • Industries lead worst performing ministries
  • Rule of law stressed to stop human rights violation
  • CU students halt train over harassment
  • Ship owners threaten indefinite strike
  • BUET asked to design Padma bridge: PM
  • President urges opposition to talk in, outside JS
  • Subsidy for power sector may reach Tk 8,000cr
  • Workers worried about future
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Rule of law stressed to stop human rights violation

Speakers at a discussion meeting in Chittagong, organised by human rights organisation Odhikar on Sunday, stressed the need for ensuring rule of law to curb violation of human rights. ‘When the state becomes perpetrator of violence, none... Full story

CU students halt train over harassment

Rail communication between Chittagong and Sylhet remained suspended for four hours as Chittagong University students halted the Sylhet-bound Paharika Express in the port city, protesting at harassment on the train. Full story

DU VC office besieged over increased fees, rents

Leftist students on Sunday besieged the Dhaka University vice-chancellor’s office, protesting at increased fees at different departments and rents for using the university facilities. The students under the banner of Progressive... Full story

8,000 litres of foreign liquor seized in Ctg

The Chittagong customs authorities seized 8,000 litres of foreign liquor on Sunday when an importer of Dhaka brought the liquor in an attempt to evade taxes worth Tk 2.80 crore under false declaration. Full story

Sylhet Lalbazar fish market announced free of formalin

The Sylhet city mayor, Badar Uddin Ahmad Kamran, on Sunday called for developing awareness among people to put up resistance against the use of formalin in food. He said conscious people could be build up a strong... Full story

Dilip stresses political stability for socio-economic development

Industries minister Dilip Barua on Sunday underscored the need for ensuring political stability for the country’s socio-economic advancement. ‘Without political stability, our cherished goal cannot be achieved,’ he said, while inaugurating... Full story

Freshers’ orientation held at JU

Former adviser to the caretaker government Professor Zillur Rahman Siddqi addresses the orientation of freshers at Jahangirnagar University on Sunday.— New Age photo
The orientation programme of the first year honours students of Jahangirnagar University under 2012-13 academic session was held on Sunday on the campus. The JU vice-chancellor, Professor Anwar Hossain, presided over the programme at Jahir Raihan Auditorium. Former adviser to the caretaker government, Professor Zillur Rahman... Full story

Fully-fledged TV station in Khulna by Dec: BTV DG

A fully-fledged TV broadcasting station is being set up at Khalishpur in the Khulna city by December this year. Bangladesh Television director general M Hamid said this while exchanging views with leaders... Full story

Little change in temperature

Weather is likely to remain dry with temporary partly cloudy sky over the country in 24 hours till 6:00pm today. Moderate to thick fog might occur over the river basins and north and north-western parts of Bangladesh and light to moderate fog elsewhere over... Full story


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