BCB announces Zimbabwe itinerary
The Bangladesh Cricket Board on Wednesday announced the itinerary for Zimbabwe’s Tour to Bangladesh in November…
Archive for October 21st, 2015
Iran top leader endorses landmark nuclear deal
Iran’s supreme leader has endorsed a landmark nuclear deal reached with world powers, but has warned the government to be vigilant, saying the United States cannot be trusted…
PCJSS enforces boycott offices in CHT
The Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti on Wednesday enforces boycott of offices in the three hill districts for the full implementation of the…
More 100 economic zones to woo foreign investors: PM
The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, on Wednesday said the government will set up 100 economic zones gradually to attract more foreign investment that will ultimately help…
Two Chinese consulate staff killed at Philippine restaurant lunch
A Chinese woman shot and wounded China’s consul general to the Philippine city of Cebu at a restaurant lunch on Wednesday and killed two consulate staff…
US, UK, Canada, Australia ‘happy’ over security in Bangladesh : home minister
The minister for home affairs, Asaduzzaman Khan, on Wednesday said the USA, the UK, Canada and Australia are happy over the security arrangement for foreigners in Bangladesh…
BSF bars Bangladeshis farming their land on Beyanibazar border
A patch of 137 acres of farmland at Noagram of Beyanibazar in Sylhet along the India-Bangladesh border remains unused for long 16 years as Indian Border Security Force has been obstructing the Bangladesh villagers from entering their ancestral land…
Amnesty warns over Asia migrant boat crisis
More than 1,000 people are still unaccounted for after the migrant boat crisis in the Andaman Sea earlier this year, a new report has said…
Indians protest after Dalit children burnt alive in caste attack
Protesters have blocked a key highway in India to protest against the death of two children who were burnt alive in an arson attack near the capital Delhi…
MP Manjurul seeks bail in boy shooting, vandalism cases
Manjurul Islam Liton, Awami League MP from Gaibandha-1 constituency, filed petitions with a court in Gaibandha on Wednesday, seeking bail in two cases–one for shooting a minor boy and another for vandalising and looting a house…
Assad flies to Moscow, thanks Putin for military support
Syrian president Bashar al-Assad flew to Moscow on Tuesday evening to personally thank Russia’s Vladimir Putin for his military support, in a surprise visit that underlined how Russia has…
Sajeeb launches trial of biometric SIM registration
The prime minister’s ICT affairs adviser Sajeeb Wazed on Wednesday launched trial run of biometric registration system for mobile phone subscriber…
HC orders EC to accept Kader Siddique’s nomination
The High Court on Wednesday asked Election Commission to accept the nomination paper filed by Krishak Sramik Janata League president Abdul Kader Siddque for…
Tk 6 lakh robbed breaking Moulvibazar bank vault
Robbers broke in Bangladesh Krishi Bank in Moulvibazar main branch and robbed Tk 6,26,000 breaking vault…
6 killed in Narayanganj accidents
At least six people were killed on Wednesday morning in separate road accidents at Signboard area of Siddhirganj in Narayanganj…
2 PBCP men killed in Tangail ‘gunfight’
Two members of Purba Bangla Communist Party were killed and three others injured in a ‘gunfight’ with members of Rapid Action Battalion at Maisha of Hugra in Tangail early Wednesday…
Canada to withdraw fighter jets from Syria and Iraq strikes
Canadian prime minister-designate Justin Trudeau has confirmed he will withdraw Canadian fighter jets from the air strikes against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria…
Xi Jinping visit: UK-China ties ‘will be lifted to new height’
China’s president Xi Jinping has said he believes his visit will lift UK-China relations to a ‘new height’.
The UK and China were becoming more interdependent and a ‘community of shared interests,’ he said on the first full day of his four-day visit…
Sri Lanka judge says war crimes claims are ‘credible’
A government-appointed Sri Lankan judge says allegations the army committed war crimes during the long conflict with Tamil Tiger rebels are ‘credible’…
Japan decides to withdraw about 40 volunteers temporarily
Japan has decided to temporarily withdraw some 35-40 volunteers, mostly working in rural areas, as they want to take more time to get back to work…
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