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Day: June 3, 2017

Russia-India accord on Kudankulam nuke plant phase III

June 3, 2017 editorConventional, Energy, Int’l relations, Last update, Technology

Dhaka – ASE Group of Companies, a sister concern of Russia’s state nuclear power corporation -Rosatom and Nuclear Power Corporation of India signed a general framework agreement on the construction of the third phase of the Kudankulam nuclear power plant…

Russia-India accord on Kudankulam nuke plant phase III

BAU female students stage demonstration for water

June 3, 2017 editorCampus, Food & nutrition, Last update, Politics, Water

Mymensingh – Female students of a residential hall of Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) demonstrate for water in front of Vice-Chancellor residence on Friday at noon.

BAU female students demonstrate for water

Mattis finds N Korea posing threat to all

June 3, 2017June 3, 2017 Lutfun NaharConflicts, Lead 1, Strategic

North Korea and its nuclear weapons programme pose a “threat to us all,” US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said Saturday, calling on the international community to work together on the issue. “It is therefore imperative that we do our part…

Mattis finds N Korea posing threat to all

Duty on bank deposits to encourage capital flight: Business

June 3, 2017June 4, 2017 Lutfun NaharBudget, Finance, Lead News, Politics

The budget proposal to hike excise duty on bank account balance may encourage capital flight, the country’s apex trade body has said in a statement. The FY2018 budget proposes to increase excise duty to Tk 800 from Tk 500 on…

Duty on bank deposits to encourage capital flight: Business

Eid entertainment

June 3, 2017 Lutfun NaharEntertainment, Words of faith

Two films of Jaaz Multimedia will be released in the upcoming Eid. The two films are ‘Nabab’ starred by superstar of Bangladesh Shakib Khan and Kolkata’s popular film actor Jeet starred ‘Boss 2: Back to Rule’. The production house is…

Eid entertainment

It’s a cruel budget to suck people’s blood: Khaleda

June 3, 2017 Lutfun NaharBudget, Economy, Politics

BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia on Saturday described the proposed national budget for FY 2017-18 as a ‘cruel one’, saying the government has formulated it to suck people’s last drop of blood. “A cruel budget is a final attempt by the…

It's a cruel budget to suck people's blood: Khaleda

Technology is making the world more unequal

June 3, 2017 Lutfun NaharEconomy, Human rights, Last update, Op-Ed, Technology

Here’s the bad news: technology – specifically, surveillance technology – makes it easier to police disaffected populations, and that gives badly run, corrupt states enough stability to get themselves into real trouble. Here’s the good news: technology – specifically, networked…

Technology is making the world more unequal

Dhaka welcomes US Senate move to probe Hillary-Yunus link

June 3, 2017 Staff ReporterCourts law, Int’l relations, Lead News, News

Dhaka – The government has welcomed the move of the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary to look into then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s alleged hands in the interference in an ‘independent investigation’ against Muhammad Yunus in Bangladesh.…

Dhaka welcomes US Senate move to probe Hillary-Yunus link

Khaleda asks EC to take proper steps for fair polls

June 3, 2017 Staff ReporterConflicts, Lead 2, News, Politics

Dhaka – BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia on Saturday called upon the Election Commission (EC) to take proper steps for holding a credible general election in consultation with political parties and people. UNB news reported

Khaleda asks EC to take proper steps for fair polls

US body on judiciary seeks info over Hillary’s link to Yunus

June 3, 2017 Staff ReporterCourts law, Int’l relations, Lead 1, News

Dhaka – United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary has asked the US State Department for information on whether then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used her position to intervene in an ‘independent investigation’ against Muhammad Yunus by a ‘sovereign…

US body on judiciary seeks info over Hillary's link to Yunus

US Navy recovers cannon to identify 200-year-old shipwreck

June 3, 2017June 3, 2017 Staff ReporterMilitary, Op-Ed, Technology, World News

Providence – Now that a cannon that rested in waters off Rhode Island’s shore for two centuries has been raised, U.S. Navy archaeologists are hoping to confirm that the ship that sank at the site was a schooner commanded by…

US Navy recovers cannon to identify 200-year-old shipwreck

India to introduce land port entry visa: Shringla

June 3, 2017 editorDiplomacy, Tourism

Brahmanbaria – India will introduce land port entry visas to Bangladeshis, said Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Harsh Vardhan Shringla on Saturday. He said this while talking to reporters on his way to Indian city of Agartala through Akhaura land…

Bangladesh, India

UNHCR calls for urgent shelter for cyclone victims

June 3, 2017 editorAdaptation, Climate, Disasters, Human rights, Resilience

Dhaka – United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has said urgent shelter is needed for those affected in Bangladesh and Myanmar by the cyclone Mora that swept across the Bay of Bengal earlier this week damaging thousands of homes…

Bangladesh, cyclone, myanmar, UNHCR

Police file case against 400 over Rangamati arson attacks

June 3, 2017June 3, 2017 editorCrime, Politics

Rangamati – Police have filed a case against more than 400 people on charge of arson attacks on some 100 houses in Langadu upazila following the killing of a Jubo League leader. Dulal, a sub-inspector at Langadu Police Station, filed…

arson, Rangamati

Blasts at protest victim’s funeral in Kabul

June 3, 2017June 3, 2017 editorConflicts, Crime

Explosions have been heard in Kabul at the funeral of man killed in Friday’s protests over the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan. Local media report multiple casualties after at least three blasts. The funeral was for a senator’s son –…

Blasts, Kabul

Ariana Grande visits fans injured in Manchester attack  

June 3, 2017 editorCelebrity, Femina, Lead 1, News

US singer Ariana Grande has visited fans injured in last month’s terror attack at her Manchester concert. The star spent time with youngsters at the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital in a surprise appearance ahead of a benefit concert on Sunday.

Ariana Grande visits fans injured in Manchester attack

House torched after killing woman, daughter in Bhola

June 3, 2017 editorCrime, Districts, Femina, Last update, News

Dhaka, June 3 – A woman was slaughtered while her nine-month-old daughter was burnt to death at ward no 2 in Pashchim Joynagar union of Daulatkhan upazila of Bhola on Saturday morning.

House torched after killing woman and daughter in Bhola

Teenage worker killed in Comilla shop fire

June 3, 2017 NaimAccidents, Death, Districts, Last update, News

Dhaka, June 3 – A teenage shop worker was burned to death as a fire broke out at Kongso Bazar of Burichang upazila in Comilla district early Friday.

Teenage worker killed in Comilla shop fire

Peter’s tribute to Mahbubul Alam, former editor of The Independent

June 3, 2017June 3, 2017 editorCelebrity, Columns, Literature, Media

Tribute by Sir Frank Peters It is difficult for me to get around the fact that it’s now been three years since the passing of Mahbubul Alam. It seems like only yesterday his sparkling eyes peered over his gold-framed glasses…

Mahbubul Alam former editor of The Independent

Fakhrul for national unity to ensure fair polls

June 3, 2017 editorLead 2, News, Politics

Dhaka, Jun 2 – BNP secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Friday urged the political parties to forge a national unity for forcing the government to hold a fair and impartial election.

Fakhrul for national unity to ensure fair polls

Justice Lady: ISCA threatens to besiege SC

June 3, 2017 editorLast update, Politics, Words of faith

Dhaka, June 2 – Islami Shasantantra Chhatra Andolan (ISCA) has threatened to besiege the Supreme Court (SC) if the statue of Greek goddess Themis which was reinstalled in front of the SC annex building is not moved within June 13.

Justice Lady: ISCA threatens to besiege SC

Rocket launchers, SMGs found in N’ganj canal

June 3, 2017 editorLead News, News, Police, Politics

Dhaka – Police have recovered a huge arms from a canal in Narayanganj following information gleaned from a detained drug peddler.

Rocket launchers and SMGs found in N'ganj canal

100 houses torched in Rangamati over biker killing

June 3, 2017 editorConflicts, Districts, News, Politics, Society

Dhaka, Jun 2 – An angry mob torched over 100 houses in Langadu upazila of Rangamati on Friday over the killing of a Jubo League leader, leaving four people injured.

100 houses torched in Rangamati over biker killing

Foreign investors chamber for changes budget

June 3, 2017 editorBudget, Industry, Last update, News, Politics

Dhaka, Jun 2 – The Foreign Investors’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) on Friday expressed its concern over a number of proposals made in the new budget and demanded addressing their concerns with necessary amendments.

Foreign investors chamber for changes budget

Budget to fuel production cost, inflation: CPD

June 3, 2017June 3, 2017 editorBudget, Lead News, News, Politics

Dhaka, Jun 2 – Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) on Friday feared a hike in production cost and consumer expenditure, and a rise in inflation in the coming fiscal year due to the proposed overall tax structure hurting the overall…

Budget to fuel production cost and inflation: CPD

Budget ambitious but won’t hike prices: Muhith

June 3, 2017 NaimBudget, Lead News, News, Politics

Dhaka, Jun 2 – Claiming that the whole of the proposed budget is ‘bright’ and there is no weakness, Finance Minister AMA Muhith on Friday ruled out the possibility of cancelling the decision of imposing excise duty on bank accounts.

Budget ambitious but won't hike prices: Muhith

How to produce more food with less damage to soil, water, forests

June 3, 2017 editorAgriculture, Food & nutrition, Last update, Op-Ed

By IPS World Desk Rome/Brussels, (IPS) – Massive agriculture intensification is contributing to increased deforestation, water scarcity, soil depletion and the level of greenhouse gas emission, the United Nations warns.

How to produce more food with less damage to environ

Why we need to save our oceans now—not later

June 3, 2017 NaimLast update, Manpower, News, Pollution, Water

By José Vicente Troya UN, Jun 1 (IPS) – What if the blue fades way as seawaters become brown andcoral reefs become white as marine grasslands wither and life below water vanishes? This is already happening at a staggering rate.…

Why we need to save our oceans now—not later

AIDS pandemic far from over: 37 million living with HIV

June 3, 2017 NaimColumns, HIV/AIDS, Int’l relations

By Amina J. Mohammed UN, Jun 2 (IPS) – During the process of developing the Sustainable Development Goals it was clear to me how relevant and innovative the approach to ending AIDS had been and how important it would continue…

AIDS pandemic far from over: 37 million living with HIV

African Commission on HR tackles sexual orientation

June 3, 2017 editorFemina, Human rights, Last update, Lifestyle, Medicine, Politics

The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights has taken on issues of sexual orientation and gender identity, topics that some may have considered too “controversial” but that fall squarely within the ambit of human rights. I represented Human Rights…

African Commission tackles sexual orientation

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