Judiciary shouldn’t cross jurisdiction: Anisul Huq
Law minister Anisul Huq on Monday said the judiciary should not take any such step that might create anarchy in the country’s judicial system.
Archive for June 2nd, 2014
Govt approves work order for Padma Bridge
The government has approved the work order for China Major Bridge Engineering Co Ltd for construction of the much-talked about Padma Multipurpose Bridge involving Tk 12,133 crore.
Railway’s advance ticket collection time reduced
The time for collecting advance tickets for inter-city train trips has been reduced to five days from 10 days ahead of the schedule
Seven-murder probe body submits report to AG
The seven-member probe body on Monday submitted its progress report on the Narayanganj seven- murder incident to the office of the attorney general in the capital
Human rights casualty of poor law: NHRC chief
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) chairman Prof Dr Mizanur Rahman Monday said human rights are casualties of poor rule of law in Bangladesh
Cabinet okays draft law for NGO regulation
The cabinet has given approval in principle to the draft of the Foreign Contributions (voluntary Activities) Regulation Act 2014 for regulation of the activities of the non-government organization receiving foreign contributions.
Minister tells labour attaché to cut cost of migration
Expatriates welfare and overseas employment minister Khandker Mosharraf Hossain on Monday directed the country’s labour attachés to play appropriate roles in cutting visa expenses to ensure low cost migration.
7 hurt in Moulvibazar police-robbers gunfight
At least seven people, including five policemen, were injured in a gunfight between police and robbers at Sherpur village in Sadar upazila on Sunday night…
AL’s daylong hartal underway in Phulgazi
A dawn-to-dusk hartal, enforced by local Awami League and its associate bodies protesting the killing of Phulgazi upazila chairman Ekramul Haque Ekram, is progressing peacefully in the upazila on Monday…
Saudi tests Cadbury chocolate for pork traces
Saudi Arabia has withdrawn Cadbury chocolate bars from the market for tests to ensure the products do not contain traces of pig DNA, after the banned substance was detected in Malaysia…
Israel hits back after fire from Gaza, Syria
Rocket fire from Gaza and Syria hit Israel early Monday in two separate incidents that prompted the Israeli military to hit back, just hours before the swearing in of a new Palestinian government…
Police intercept Ganajagaran procession
Police intercepted Ganajagaran Mancha procession at the Doyel roundabout as the activists were heading toward the law ministry Monday afternoon, protesting the recent remarks on Jamaat trial made by minister Anisul Huq…
Bombing at northeast Nigeria football match kills 40
A bombing at a football pitch in Nigeria’s restive northeast killed at least 40 people on Sunday in an area previously attacked by Boko Haram Islamists, a police officer and a nurse…
Mizanur’s first janaza held in Bandarban
The first namaz-e-janaz of BGB member Nayek Mizanur Rahman killed in firing by Myanmar Border Guard Police (BGP) was held at the BGB Naikhonchhari headquarters Monday morning…
India gets new state of Telangana
Celebrations erupted in southern India to mark the creation of the new state of Telangana on Monday at the culmination of a separatist campaign stretching back nearly six decades…
BGB, coast guard on alert
Border guards of both Myanmar and Bangladesh were kept on high alert along the frontiers on Sunday over the killing of a Border Guard Bangladesh soldier although state minister for home Asaduzzaman Khan in Dhaka claimed that a ‘misunderstanding’ between the two forces was now over…
PM issuing threats to judiciary: BNP
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Sunday rejected prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s claim that 40 per cent votes were cast in the one-sided January 5 general elections…
Revenue collection set to miss target
The National Board of Revenue is set to miss its revenue target in the 2013–2014 financial year, for the second consecutive time, affecting the implementation of development work for fund constraints, officials and economists said…
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