The second-day of 48-hour nationwide hartal called by Jamaat E Islami Bangladesh protesting the death penalties to its leaders for war crimes underway loosely and peacefully in Barisal on Thursday.
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2 held with 300 bottles of Phensidyl in Khulna
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Sramik Dal leader found dead in Comilla
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Stop professing end of communications
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Van Gogh floral still life sold for $61.8m (£38.7m)
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4 crude bombs recovered in C’nawabganj
Members of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) recovered 14 crude bombs from Balubagan area in the district town on Wednesday morning.
Man killed in Sunamganj clash over fishing
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BSF picks up Bangladeshi in Naogaon
Members of Indian Border Security Force (BSF) picked up a Bangladeshi fisherman from Nitpur border point in Porsha upazila on Tuesday afternoon.
India adamant over West Indies demands
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