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World running out of antibiotics: WHO report confirms

October 10, 2017October 10, 2017 NaimLead News, Medicine, Op-Ed, Think green, Trade

A report – Antibacterial agents in clinical development – an analysis of the antibacterial clinical development pipeline, including Mycobacterium tuberculosis – launched today by the World Health Organization (WHO) shows a serious lack of new antibiotics under development to combat…

World running out of antibiotics: WHO report confirms

Eskayef’s Rohingya relief operation

October 10, 2017October 10, 2017 editorFood & nutrition, Health, Last update, Op-Ed, Services, Think green, Urban issues

-Prof. M Zahidul Haque Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina while recently visiting the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar expressed her firm determination to help the Rohingyas on the humanitarian ground saying- “If we can feed 160 million people, we can…

Eskayef’s Rohingya relief operation

A world without exhaust pipes

October 10, 2017 NaimAdaptation, climate, Columns, Environment, Food & nutrition, Lifestyle, Op-Ed, Think green

Monica Araya The growing popularity of electric vehicles is set to curb one of the largest sources of global pollution. But a consumption bias continues to impede many buyers’ embrace of the technology, and until it is addressed, electric mobility…

A world without exhaust pipes

Business leaders say: Assess VAT law’s impact

October 9, 2017 NaimBudget, Industry, Lead News, Perspectives, Trade

Dhaka – Business leaders and researchers on Sunday called for planned impact assessment of new value-added tax law by an independent and local research organisation to find its actual outcomes credible and acceptable to all. At view exchange meeting on…

Business leaders want assessment of VAT law's impact

The White privilege of the “Lone Wolf” shooter

October 8, 2017 NaimColumns, Conflicts, Human rights, Perspectives, Politics

By Shaun King Last night, the United States experienced the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history. At least 58 people are dead and over 500 more wounded. No, that’s not a typo: More than 500 people were injured in…

The White privilege of the “Lone Wolf” shooter

‘Ken-Betwa project is disaster for Ken Basin People’

October 7, 2017October 7, 2017 NaimLead 2, News, Police, Think green, Water

In a series of letters that then collector of Panna district wrote when she was a collector of the Bundelkhand district for close to three and a half years, she made startling conclusion that Ken river has no surplus water…

'Ken-Betwa project is disaster for Ken Basin People'

US states declare emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Nate

October 7, 2017 Naimclimate, Disasters, Global warming, Last update, Think green, World News

Mexico City, Oct 7 (AP/UNB) – Tropical Storm Nate gained force as it sped toward Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula Friday after drenching Central America in the rain that was blamed for at least 21 deaths. Forecasters said it was likely to…

US states declare emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Nate

Al-Qaida-linked fighters launch missile attack in central Syria

October 7, 2017 editorConflicts, Lead 1, Military, Perspectives, World News

Beirut, Oct 6 (AP/UNB) – Al-Qaida-linked fighters on Friday attacked a key central Syrian village at the crossroads between areas under government control and those controlled by insurgent groups, opposition activists said. In eastern Syria, meanwhile, 15 civilians, including children,…

‘Dhaka lobbbies multilaterally keeping bilateral door open’

October 7, 2017 NaimConflicts, Human rights, Lead News, Migration, Op-Ed, Perspectives

Dhaka, Oct 7 – Bangladesh continues its strong international lobbying keeping the bilateral door open to ‘peacefully resolve’ the Rohingya issue at the earliest, says a top government official. “We’re strongly lobbying. National interest comes first. At the same time,…

'Dhaka lobbbies multilaterally keeping bilateral door open'

19 Unique and innovative farm-to-school programmes

October 6, 2017 NaimAgriculture, Campus, Columns, Op-Ed, Think green

Danielle Nierenberg October is national Farm-to-School Month in the United States. It’s a time to celebrate the connections between schools, farmers, and locally and regionally produced foods. Each year, millions of students, farmers, and communities across North America celebrate the…

19 Unique and innovative farm-to-school programmes

Carving out forest land to shelter desperate Rohingya

October 6, 2017 NaimConflicts, Forestry, Lead 1, Migration, Op-Ed, Perspectives

Dhaka (Reuters) – Hard-pressed to find space for a massive influx of Rohingya Muslim refugees, Bangladesh plans to chop down forest trees to extend a tent city sheltering destitute families fleeing ethnic violence in neighbouring Myanmar.

Carving out forest land to shelter desperate Rohingya

Rohingya: Walk a mile in their shoes

October 6, 2017 NaimColumns, Conflicts, Food & nutrition, Health, Human rights, Migration, Think green

Nahar Khan My reminiscences of Cox’s Bazar are deeply rooted in my childhood during family vacations taken with my parents and three siblings – horse rides on the beach, sunsets against the widest horizon, charcoal barbecues by nightfall, and copious…

Rohingya: Walk a mile in their shoes

Controversy rages over Justice Sinha’s absence from court

October 5, 2017October 6, 2017 NaimCourts law, Lead News, Perspectives, Politics

Dhaka – Former law minister Moudud Ahmed has alleged the government is now plotting against Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha to send him abroad after forcing him to go on leave, bdnews24.com has reported.

Controversy on over Justice Sinha's absence from court

Gomti banks in Comilla offer new tourist attractions

October 5, 2017October 5, 2017 NaimDevelopment, Lead 1, Think green, Tourism, Water

Dhaka, Oct 5–The banks of the River Gomti with several small entertainment centres dotting the riverside in Comilla offer new promises of becoming a tourist attraction.

Gomti banks in Bangladesh new tourist attractions

Myanmar beauty queen ‘dethroned over Rohingya video’

October 4, 2017October 4, 2017 NaimCelebrity, Femina, Military, Op-Ed, Perspectives, Politics

A Burmese beauty queen has claimed she was stripped of her pageant title over a video she made on the ongoing violence in Rakhine state.

Myanmar beauty queen 'dethroned over Rohingya video'

Making an economic case for climate action

October 3, 2017October 3, 2017 NaimAdaptation, climate, Climate, Columns, Economy, Think green, World News

By Tharanga Yakupitiyage UN, Oct 2 (IPS) – Having faced a year of record temperatures and devastating hurricanes, the United States stands more to lose if it doesn’t take steps to reduce the risk and impact of climate change, according…

Making an economic case for climate action

BNP against working group for Rohingya repatriation

October 2, 2017 NaimConflicts, Diplomacy, Lead 2, Migration, Perspectives, Politics

Dhaka, Oct 2 – The BNP on Monday opposed the decision of Bangladesh and Myanmar to form a joint working group to start the repatriation process of all the Rohingyas staying in Bangladesh, saying it is an uncertain process to…

BNP against working group for Rohingya repatriation

Burma-BD for joint group to start Rohingya repatriation

October 2, 2017 editorConflicts, Diplomacy, Lead News, Migration, Perspectives, Politics

Dhaka, Oct 2 – Bangladesh and Myanmar on Monday agreed to form a joint working group to start the repatriation process of all the Rohingyas living in Bangladesh, which Dhaka sees as a “progress.”

Bangladesh-Myanmar talks hled in Dhala on Monday

Iran nuclear deal could win the Nobel Peace Prize

October 2, 2017October 2, 2017 NaimDiplomacy, Politics, Think green, Treaties, World News

By Mikael Holter The main facilitators of the 2015 accord on Iran’s nuclear program, slammed as the worst deal ever by U.S. President Donald Trump, could be among the top contenders for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, according to researchers…

Iran nuclear deal could win the Nobel Peace Prize

Holy Ashura observed recalling the sacrifice of Kerbala 

October 2, 2017October 2, 2017 NaimLead 1, Perspectives, Society, Words of faith

Dhaka, Oct 1 (UNB) – Ashura was observed across the country on Sunday, commemorating the martyrdom of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA), with due religious fervour and solemnity.

Tazia processions were brought out in observance of holy Ashura

WFP chief says world must step up Rohingya aid

October 1, 2017 NaimConflicts, Food & nutrition, Lead News, Migration, Politics, Think green

Cox’s Bazar, Oct 1 (AP/UNB) — The head of the United Nations’ food-assistance agency on Sunday urged the international community to step up its support for the relief operation for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh or risk “a massive catastrophic disaster.”

WFP chief says world must step up Rohingya aid

‘Yarn Bank’ helping BD’s ethnic women to earn more

September 30, 2017September 30, 2017 NaimAdaptation, Finance, Industry, Lead 1, Life, Lifestyle, Think green

GreenWatch Dhaka with Rafiqul Islam, UNB Staff Writer Dhaka, Sept 29 – A community-based ‘Yarn Bank’ has been helping ethnic women of Bangladesh’s hill district of Bandarban improve their livelihood as loans from the bank help the invest more and…

‘Yarn Bank’ helping Bandarban ethnic women to earn more

Can circular economy really make world more sustainable?

September 30, 2017 NaimEconomy, Op-Ed, Think green

John Mulrow Imagine that 100 percent of the recyclable materials that are currently headed for landfills are captured and re-processed into new products. This dreamy vision of the future is often referred to as “the circular economy,” and we aren’t…

Can circular economy really make world more sustainable?

Hugh Hefner bought crypt next to Marilyn Monroe

September 29, 2017 NaimCelebrity, Lead 2, Life, Perspectives, World News

In life, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner cavorted with a harem of young women in the infamous Playboy Mansion – a byword for hedonism and sexual excess.

Hugh Hefner bought crypt next to Marilyn Monroe

End violence – execute Annan report : UK asks Burma

September 29, 2017 NaimConflicts, Human rights, Int’l relations, Lead 1, Migration, Perspectives

Dhaka, Sept 28 – Assuring that it will always be there with Bangladesh over Rohingya issue, the United Kingdom on Thursday proposed three ‘options’, including the full implementation of the recommendations of the Kofi Anan Commission to resolve the crisis.

End violence - execute Annan report : UK asks Burma

Shun loan-based mega projects for nature-friendly uplift

September 29, 2017 NaimBiodiversity, Development, Lead 1, Think green

Dhaka – Speakers at a seminar on Thursday called upon the policymakers to think about the development philosophy anew taking the vulnerable situation of the environment into consideration. They put emphasis on the need to taking natural friendly projects shunning…

Shun loan-based mega projects for nature-friendly uplift

Sound pollution turns alarming in Dhaka City

September 29, 2017 NaimLead News, Life, Pollution, Think green, Urban issues

Dhaka, Sept 28 – Sound pollution has turned acute in the capital city as the sound frequency always goes far beyond the permissible level, putting the public health at risk, at public places, says a new survey of the Department…

Sound pollution turns alarming in Dhaka City

Public-private partnerships as the answer . . . what was the question?

September 28, 2017 NaimColumns, Finance, Industry, Lifestyle, Op-Ed, Politics, Think green

By Manuel F. Montes New York, Sep 26 (IPS) – In discussions at the UN about achieving Agenda 2030, it has become de rigueur to highlight the role of the private sector. It is often introduced as the discovery of…

Public-private partnerships as the answer

Where do 50 million tonnes a year of toxic e-waste go?

September 28, 2017 NaimCrime, Lead News, Op-Ed, Pollution, Think green, Urban issues

By Baher Kamal ROME, Sep 27 (IPS) – Each year, the electronics industry generates up to 41 million tonnes of e-waste, but as the number of consumers rises, and the lifespan of devices shrinks in response to demand for the…

Where do 50 million tonnes a year of toxic e-waste go?

Bali volcano exodus nears 100000 amid tremors

September 28, 2017 NaimDisasters, Latest News, Migration, Perspectives, World News

Bali, Sep 28 (AP/UNB) — The exodus from a menacing volcano on the Indonesian tourist island of Bali is nearing 100,000 people, a disaster official said Wednesday, as hundreds of tremors from the mountain are recorded daily. The National Disaster…

Bali volcano exodus nears 100000 amid tremors

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