South Korean doctors warn that smartphones and other digital devices may cause development on one side of a child’s brain to stall, a so-called ‘digital dementia.’
Author: editor
Poor benefit as employment project ends in Rangpur
A Taka 118.53-crore second phase special Employment Generation Project for the Poorest (EGPP) just ended successfully in Rangpur division benefiting 1,69,339 ultra poor people, officials said.
Meetings against food adulteration held in Gaibandha
An anti-adulteration meetings were held at different points of the town on Tuesday with a call to stop adulteration in food items and speed up anti adulteration drives.
Aman seeds distributed to 37,000 farmers in Barisal
The Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) distributed Aman paddy seeds among cyclone Mohasen affected 37,000 farmers of the district during the current season.
Mohammedan clinch Super Cup
Dhaka Mohammedan SC clinched the Garmeenphone Super Cup Football crown beating Sheikh Russel KC by 4-2 goals in the tie breaker at the floodlit Bangabandhu National Stadium here on Tuesday.
Three super-Earths discovered
Astronomers have discovered three new planets orbiting in the habitable zone around the star Gliese 667C. The habitable zone is where temperatures would allow liquid water to exist.
Researchers create wooden battery
Scientists have taken a leaf from the book of nature and developed a thin, long-lasting, efficient and environmentally friendly battery that uses wood.
Microsoft to unveil latest Windows adjustments
Microsoft will use its annual developers conference to release a preview of Windows 8.1, a free update that promises to address some of the gripes people have with the latest version of the company’s flagship operating system.
Michael Jackson’s son Prince to testify at trial
Lawyers for the Jackson family will call Prince Jackson, 16, to the stand four years and one day after the King of Pop died from a drug overdose, lawyer Perry Sanders said.
Obama’s sweeping climate policies to curb coal
A far-reaching plan to fight climate change detailed by President Barack Obama on Tuesday would profoundly reshape the way the U.S. produces and consumes electricity, though the resistance it is sure to encounter promises to sow uncertainty for an industry…
US Senate Democrats push to suspend GSP
WASHINGTON – Nine U.S. senators on Tuesday urged President Barack Obama to suspend trade benefits for Bangladesh until the country where 1,129 people died in an April garment factory collapse improved its working conditions. “We urge that the administration suspend…
18 foods that boost your metabolism
How much protein do you need? New research suggests that many of us may need more protein than we realize. The current RDA is 0.8 g of protein per kilogram of body weight, but several studies have found that 1…
Monica Lewinsky’s letters from Bill on auction
Monica Lewinsky’s slinky black negligee and other clothing that belonged to the former White House intern are part of a 32-piece collection being auctioned off by the Nate D. Sanders auction house.
Country under terrible misrule: Khaleda
Criticising the government for what she said its repressive acts, BNP Chairperson and Leader of the Opposition Khaleda Zia on Tuesday said the country is under a horrific misrule.
How to choose the right workout for you
By Rebecca Brown
Use of swearing words in JS: Blame trading peaks
Senior Awami League leaders on Tuesday expressed their resentment over the growing trend of badmouthing by some backbench MPs in Parliament.
DU announces two weekly holidays
Dhaka University has announced weekly holidays on Friday and Saturday with effect from July 1.
44 remanded over Chittagong intra-party clashes
A Chittagong court has ordered a day’s police remand for 44 people arrested in connection with Monday’s twin murders in the city as members of the Chhatra League and Juba League clashed over a railway tender bid.
Export earnings from fruits, vegetable items mark rise
The country’s export earnings from vegetable and fruits over the first 11 months of the current fiscal have increased by 42 and 35 percents respectively compared to the previous fiscal, according to the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB).
Joining polls under current regime impossible: Fakhrul
BNP acting secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday said the opposition has no confidence in the current government and it will in no way go to the next general election under any partisan administration.
Faruk Khan for on-arrival visa facility in China
Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Faruk Khan on Tuesday demanded ‘on-arrival’ visa for Bangladeshis in China for making business ties and people-to-people contacts between the two countries stronger.
Shibir calls half-day hartal in Comilla for Thursday
Local unit of Islami Chhatra Shibir on Tuesday called a half-day hartal in the district for Thursday protesting the killing of one of its activists.
Kerry implores India to help tackle climate change
U.S.Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in India over the weekend and gave a speech urging the fast-developing country to work closely with the U.S. and other countries on solutions to climate change.
Seminar on ‘Islamic Economics and Banking’ held
A seminar on ‘Islamic Economics and Banking’ organised by Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd (IBBL) was held here on Tuesday marking the opening of its new branch in Kamal Tower at Sachar Bazar in the district.
Condolence meeting on banker Lutfar Rahman held
A condolence meeting was held in the capital on Tuesday in memory of former Bangladesh Bank governor Lutfar Rahman Sarkar.
REHAB Summer Fair begins Wednesday
A four-day housing fair, titled ‘REHAB Summer Fair-2003’, begins here on Wednesday, aiming to help people make plans to buy plots and apartments.
Nawaz wants Musharraf face trial for treason
DHAKA: Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan’s new prime minister, has said that the former military ruler Pervez Musharraf, who is currently under house arrest, should face trial for treason.
Sirajganj road crash kills 7
At least seven people, including five members of a family, were killed when a CNG-run auto-rickshaw and a truck collided head-on at Raiganj Upazila in Sirajganj district on Tuesday.
BNP backs proposal of fine for indecent words
Opposition BNP has backed a ruling Awami League MP’s proposal for imposing fine to curb exchange of offensive remarks in Parliament.
India win Champions Trophy depriving England
India, the most vibrant side in the tournament, won the Champions Trophy, depriving England of their first ODI title in a global event. In truth India won a T20 match, for that is what this showpiece event had been reduced…