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HEADLINE

Govt to seek EoIs from oil cos by Nov 10 to conduct seismic survey in Bay

The government is set to seek expression of interests (EoIs) from potential oil companies by Novembe

Civil aviation ministry selects two private cos to operate hajj flights

The government has primarily selected two local private companies--Air Bangladesh and South Asian Ai

Dollar, Euro dearer in kerb market

US dollar and Euro, became dearer Tuesday as a good number of Bangladeshis seeking to celebrate Eid-

POLITICS & POLICIES

Govt criminalising country's economy, speakers tell AL seminar

Criminalisation of economy as well as politics and emergence of militancy during the BNP-Jamaat alli

PM returns home today

Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia returns home today (Monday) concluding her weeklong visit to Saudi

PM expresses shock, Hasina condemns

Prime Minister Khaleda Zia said she was deeply shocked at the bombings in New Delhi that left many i

METRO & COUNTRY

Bhuiyan directs WASA to reclaim encroached canals in Dhaka city

LGRD and Cooperatives Minister Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan directed Monday Dhaka Water and Sewerage Authori

New WFP representative terms Bangladesh 'a key partner' of UN

New World Food Programme (WFP) country representative to Bangladesh Douglas Broderick termed Banglad

RAB nabs seven thieves with stolen oil

CHITTAGONG, Oct 31 (BDNEWS): The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) in the zone arrested a band of seven o

VIEWS & REVIEWS

Africa fears migrating birds will bring virus

African governments are preparing for the arrival of avian influenza, carried by migratory birds fro

Muslim worshippers say mosque expansion near Detroit was overdue

GROWING up in Lebanon, Rayan Dughayli came across a mosque on nearly every corner. But when he moved

A civil war that is likely to spread far beyond

ANY all-out civil war in Iraq could shake the political foundations of places beyond that stricken l

EDITORIAL

Greed and power-deficit grid

THE cabinet committee on economic affairs, according to a report published in this daily Monday, has

Finding a South Asian ground against terror

AS the first half of the first decade of the twenty-first century is drawing to a close, natural and

Global bird flu strategy being developed

INTERNATIONAL health organisations will meet November 07-09 in Geneva to produce a plan of action fo

LETTER TO EDITOR

Crises of water and power in the city

RESIDENTS of Dhaka city in some areas are at their wits' ends about how to cope with the stresses

'Crossfire deaths'

BRITISH High Commissioner Anwar Choudhury hit the headlines in the local media last week for his com

BUSINESS/ECONOMY

FBCCI signs a trade boosting MoU with Georgian Chamber

Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) has signed a Memorandum of Unders

'No collusion' by D Börse rebels

FRANKFURT: German regulators let reluctantly Deutsche Börse's activist investors off the hook recent

Proshika donation for ‘monga’-hit people

Proshika, a non-government organization (NGO), Monday donated Tk 0.35 million (3,50,000) for the mon

COMPANIES & FINANCE

Fed to stay with measured US rate hike tactics

WASHINGTON, Oct 31 (Reuters): The US Federal Reserve is expected to hike interest rates by a quarter

China's export growth slowing amid trade spats

BEIJING, Oct 31 (Reuters): China's trade surplus is on track to almost triple this year to around $9

German SPD chief eyes subsidy for older workers

BERLIN, Oct 31 (Reuters): Germany could introduce subsidies for firms taking on older unemployed peo

MARKET & COMMODITIES

Oil dips under $61, traders weigh demand vs winter

SEOUL, Oct 31 (Reuters): Oil fell below $61 a barrel today but was mired in its recent range, with t

Eid-shopping gains momentum in Ctg

CHITTAGONG, Oct 30: Eid-shopping has gained momentum in all the markets of the port city with shopp

Coal may be hot, but cooler if you can't mine it

NEW YORK, Oct 31 (Reuters): With coal fetching sky-high prices, mining companies should be making mo

SPORTS

Local booters move into Myanmar Soccer final

Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) XI moved into the final of the Grand Royal Challenge Football t

BKSP champions in Neheru Cup U-17 hockey

Bangladesh Krira Shikkya Protisthan (BKSP) Under-17 team emerged champions in the Neheru Cup U-17 Ho

Archery team leave Dhaka for New Delhi

A 12-member Bangladesh Archery team, including four officials, left Dhaka Monday for New Delhi to ta

WORLD

Koizumi picks conservatives as top ministers

TOKYO, Oct 31 (AFP): Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi Monday picked outspoken conservatives

Malnutrition set to kill more in Pakistan quake zone: WFP

ISLAMABAD, Oct 31 (AFP): Earthquake survivors in Pakistan will start dying from lack of food within

Rebels kill Iraqi VP's brother

BAGHDAD, Oct 31 (AFP): Rebel attacks Sunday killed the brother of one of Iraq's two vice presidents

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