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Electronic voting unlikely in Bangladesh’s next polls

June 6, 2017 editorHuman rights, Lead 2, News, Politics

Muhammad Syfullah, UNB Staff Writer Dhaka, Jun 5 – The Election Commission (EC) is highly unlikely to go for digital voting in the next national election as the two major political parties — Awami League and BNP — are now…

EVM use unlikely in next parliamentary polls

Alleged London attacker was a known radical Islamist

June 6, 2017 editorConflicts, Crime, Lead 1, Politics, What’s on

London, Jun 6 (AP/UNB) – One of the men believed to have carried out the deadly weekend attack in central London was a known radical Islamist who was filmed unfurling a black flag resembling the one used by the Islamic…

Alleged London attacker was a known radical Islamist

BD has trade deficit with 71 countries: Tofail

June 6, 2017 editorFinance, Last update, News, Trade

Dhaka, Jun 5 – Noting that Bangladesh has trade relations with 198 countries across the world, Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed on Monday told Parliament that Bangladesh has experienced trade deficit with 71 countries in the outgoing fiscal year – 2016-17.

BD has trade deficit with 71 countries: Tofail

Alleged terrorist killed in Meherpur ‘gunfight’

June 6, 2017 editorCrime, Districts, Last update, News

Dhaka, June 6 – An alleged terrorist was killed in a gunfight with police at Nurpur village in Sadar upazila of Meherpur district early Tuesday.

Alleged terrorist killed in Meherpur 'gunfight'

Industrial waste destroys Narsingdi rivers

June 6, 2017 editorDistricts, Lead News, Pollution, Water

Dhaka, June 6 – Industrial chemicals and wastes have destroyed most rivers including Shitalakhkha, Brahmaputra and Harikhola Rivers in the district of Narsingdi, 20 kilometres east of capital Dhaka, inflicting damage to the entire ecosystem of the locality.

Industrial waste destroys Narsingdi rivers

Excise duty on bank accounts to impact negatively: TIB

June 6, 2017 editorBanking, Budget, Lead News, Politics

Dhaka, Jun 5 – The additional excise duty imposed on bank accounts in the proposed budget will increase the influence of bank money in the country’s economy and it will act as a tool to protect loan defaulters, said Executive…

Excise duty on bank accounts to impact negatively

Trade unions and the decline of social democracy

June 6, 2017 editorHuman rights, Life, Op-Ed, Trade

by Simon Otjes and Anne Rasmussen In the Dutch elections on 15 March, the Labour Party (PvdA) lost three quarters of their seats, falling from 25% to 6% of the vote. The fall of the Dutch social democrats parallels the…

Trade unions and the decline of social democracy

Women small-holder farmers, key drivers for sustainable production

June 6, 2017 editorAgriculture, Food & nutrition, Last update, Op-Ed, Politics, Resilience

By Sally Nyakanyanga Harare, Jun 5 (IPS) – The shouts can be heard from a distance as one approaches Domboshawa, 30 kilometres northeast of the Zimbabwean capital, Harare.

key drivers for sustainable production, Women small-holder farmers

Charting a course to a Blue Commonwealth

June 6, 2017 editorInt’l relations, Last update, Op-Ed, Politics

By Patricia Scotland London, Jun 5 (IPS) – The United Nations Ocean Conference offers an historic opportunity to safeguard the ocean environment and support small island and vulnerable developing coastal states, who depend on the seas for national economic growth…

Charting a course to a Blue Commonwealth

Re-connect with nature now… before it is too late!

June 6, 2017June 6, 2017 editorBiodiversity, Columns, Last update, Op-Ed, Think green, What’s on

By Baher Kamal Rome, Jun 5 (IPS) – Now that president Donald Trump has announced the withdrawal of the world’s largest polluter in history—the United States, from the Paris Accord, perhaps one of the most specific warnings is what a…

Re-Connect with Nature Now… Before It Is Too Late!

Israel: 50 years of occupation abuses

June 6, 2017 editorConflicts, Int’l relations, Lead 2, Politics, World News

Jerusalem – Fifty years after Israel occupied the West Bank and Gaza Strip, it controls these areas through repression, institutionalized discrimination, and systematic abuses of the Palestinian population’s rights, Human Rights Watch said today.

Israel: 50 years of occupation abuses

Supreme Court stays HC order blocking gas price hike

June 6, 2017 editorEnergy, Lead 1, News, Politics

Dhaka – The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court o Monday extended its order staying a High Court order that had stayed for six months the second phase of the gas price hike that came into effect from June 1.

Supreme Court stays HC order blocking gas price hike

Bangladesh suspends Chinese-Taiwanese Bonsai ficus planting

June 6, 2017 editorForestry, News, Perspectives

The government has suspended a decision to plant imported 500 Chinese and Taiwanese bonsai Ficus (Bot) as part of the beautification along the six-km stretch of road between Banani Level Crossing and airport intersection after criticism by naturalists.

BD suspends Chinese-Taiwanese Bonsai ficus planting

Most SSC passouts get chance to enter colleges

June 5, 2017 editorCampus, Literature, News

Dhaka – At least 95.3 percent applicants have got chance to different colleges – government and non-government – in the first merit list published Monday.

Most SSC passouts get chance to enter colleges
Justice done

Bangladesh to increase speedy trial jail term to 7 years

June 5, 2017 editorCourts law, Lead 2, News

Dhaka – The Cabinet on Monday approved the draft of ‘The Law and Order Disruption (Speedy Trial) (Amendment) Act- 2017’ raising the jail term punishment to seven years from five years.

Bangladesh increases speedy trial jail term to 7 years

A dove’s desired flight to nowhere

June 5, 2017 editorGreenwatch Dhaka Blog

The dove came from nowhere. As it started asserting its presence, making no mistake of letting know the likes and dislikes, pains and pleasures, happiness and distress, unfriendly environment and surrounding, and of course letting not ignore the attachment and…

A dove's desired flight to nowhere

HC reduces Oishee’s death sentence to life term

June 5, 2017 editorCourts law, Lead News

Dhaka, June 05 – The High Court on Monday commuted the death sentence awarded to Oishee Rahman to life term imprisonment for killing her parents in 2013.

HC reduces Oishee’s death sentence to life term

37 female activists of Jamaat held in Jessore

June 5, 2017 editorFemina, Lead 2, Police, Politics

Dhaka, June 5 – Police in a drive detained 37 female activists of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, including two ‘Rokons’, from Basundia area in Sadar upazila of Jessore district on Sunday.

37 female activists of Jamaat held in Jessore

Ariana Grande in Manchester to honour victims with benefit

June 5, 2017 editorCelebrity, Femina, Lead 1, Op-Ed

Manchester, Jun 5 (AP/UNB) — Ariana Grande paid tribute to the city of Manchester, England, on Sunday with an energetic, all-star concert that raised millions for victims of a suicide bombing that tore through her last performance in the city…

Ariana Grande in Manchester to honour victims

Apan Jewellers’ 536 Kg gold, 7,369 pieces diamond 

June 5, 2017 editorBanking, Courts law, News

Dhaka, Jun 4 – Customs Intelligence and Investigation Directorate (CIID) on Sunday deposited 536 Kg of gold ornaments and 7,369 pieces of diamond ornaments seized from five outlets of Apan Jewellers to Bangladesh Bank as the leading jewellers brand failed…

huge gold handed over to Banladesh

People are in a fix over imposition of excise duty!

June 5, 2017 editorBanking, Budget, Readers’ corner

We know from a report that there are 16 thousand 98 crore taka shortage of Bank capital of 6 state banks and one private bank and to meet up this shortage 2 thousand crore taka has been proposed in the…

People are in a fix over imposition of excise duty!

IBBL local office organises discussion, Iftar Mohfil

June 4, 2017 editorBanking, News, Words of faith

Dhaka – The Dhaka Local Office of Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited organized a discussion titled ‘Taqwa Orjone Mahe Ramadan Er Bhumika” and Ifter Mahfil at BCIC Auditorium on June 4, 2017, Sunday. Md. Abdul Hamid Miah, Managing Director and CEO…

IBBL local office organises Iftar Mohfil

Verdict over Oishee’s death penalty Monday

June 4, 2017 editorCourts law, Last update, News

Dhaka – The High Court Division of the Supreme Court yesterday fixed Monday to deliver its verdict on the death reference, and appeal of Oishee Rahman against the death penalty awarded to her for killing her parents in 2013. A…

Verdict over Oishee’s death penalty Monday

BAU appoints new proctor

June 4, 2017 editorCampus, News

Mymensingh – Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) authorities have appointed Prof Dr Md Atiqur Rahman Khokon of Plant Pathology Department as new proctor of the university for 2 years.

BAU appoints new proctor

Case filed against Facebook users maligning CJ, judiciary

June 4, 2017June 4, 2017 editorCourts law, Technology

Dhaka – The Supreme Court (SC) administration on Sunday filed a case against some unidentified people for billeting Chief Justice SK Sinha and the judiciary by posting derogatory remarks by opening a Facebook page. Abu Bakar Siddique, a court keeper…

Case filed against Facebook users maligning CJ

Village Tiger Response Team wins ‘Bangabandhu Award’

June 4, 2017 editorBiodiversity, climate, Environment, Forestry, Tourism

Dhaka – The Village Tiger Response Team (VTRT), a community volunteer group supported by local conservation organisation WildTeam, has been awarded the ‘Bangabandhu Award for Wildlife Conservation 2017’ for its outstanding contributions to protecting critically endangered Bengal tigers in the…

Tiger, VTRT

Body formed for ground handling rules

June 4, 2017 editorBusiness, Development, Economy, Tourism, Trade

Dhaka – The government has formed an eight-member committee for ground handling regulations for all airports in the country. The committee, constituted with Additional Secretary to the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism Ziaul Haque as its convener, has been…

Bangladsh, ground handling rules

Country exists for Sundarbans: PM

June 4, 2017 editorAdaptation, Biodiversity, Climate, Environment, Fishery, Forestry, Resilience, Tourism

Dhaka – Highlighting the importance of the Sundarbans for the country’s existence, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said whatever project the government takes for development it does that keeping this mangrove forest in mind so that it does not…

Bangladesh, Sundarbans

Stop insuring climate disaster

June 4, 2017 editorDisasters, Finance, Last update, News

Bill McKibben Ripton, Vermont – Last month, the United Kingdom enjoyed its first full day without the need for coal power since the Industrial Revolution began. That’s remarkable news – and a sign of the future to come as the…

Award encourages Dubai cos protect, promote workers’ rights

June 4, 2017 editorFinance, Lead News, Manpower, Migration

Dubai – More than 9,854 factories and 282 companies operating in the construction sector are expected to participate in the second edition of the Taqdeer Award programme, officials said on Wednesday. The award is given annually to firms who implement…

Award encourages Dubai cos protect & promote workers' rights

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