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HEADLINE
Smuggling of fertiliser, edible and fuel oils to India, Myanmar on rise
Smuggling of fertiliser, edible oil and petroleum products from Bangladesh to its neighbouring count
 
Serious power shortages await Dhaka, Ctg industrial units from March next
Industrial units and commercial establishments in Dhaka and Chittagong area will face serious power
 
Savings instruments, bank deposits luring investors away from stock market
A lingering spell of sluggishness has gripped Bangladesh's stock market as investors are diverting f
 
POLITICS & POLICIES
NSC fails to hold meet since restructuring
The high-powered 17-members of National Statistical Council (NSC) could not render any output to the
 
Three killed in shootouts with RAB in Dhaka, Khulna
Three alleged terrors, including an extremist, were killed in separate encounters between their acco
 
Bhuiyan expects opposition to play active role in JS
LOHAJANG, Feb 11 (BSS): LGRD and Cooperatives Minister Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan hailed Awami League for
 
METRO & COUNTRY
Holy Ashura observed amid religious fervour
The holy Ashura commemorating the martyrdom of Hazrat Imam Hossain (RA), grandson of Prophet Hazrat
 
Media urged to bestow women with editorial duty
As three consecutive global report conducted in the last 10 years found women's views and voices mar
 
Japanese cultural exhibition
A two-day Japanese cultural exhibition titled "Discover Japan" jointly organised by the Dhaka Japan
 
VIEWS & REVIEWS
Over 42 per cent children have sleep problems
IF you thought that young children were the lucky ones to enjoy peaceful sleep, you may be wrong.
 
Iraq steps up bird flu fight with US help
A LARGE consignment of masks, gloves and gowns was on its way from the United States to Iraq last Mo
 
IRRI to collaborate with Indian scientists on GHG effect
THE International Rice Research Institute said recently it was collaborating with Indian scientists
 
EDITORIAL
Diesel crisis hurts Boro cultivation
SIGNS are ominous at the initial stage of the Boro season this year. Scarcity of diesel coupled with
 
Rapidly growing plastic industry
BANGLADESH plastic products experienced a healthy 40 per cent growth during the last year and now is
 
Cartoons that provoked a backlash
THE chasm between the West and the Muslim world which began in the wake of American invasion of Iraq
 
LETTER TO EDITOR
No absulate freedom of expression
THE defenders of the offending cartoons of Prophet Mohammad (SM) published in a newspaper of one Eur
 
Green tax
GREEN tax was first recommended by economists and environmentalists in a seminar at the Jatiya Pre
 
BUSINESS/ECONOMY
Only 2 out of 33 delisted companies bought back shares from public
Only two out of 33 companies delisted from the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) on various charges since 1
 
MGH gets connected with world's largest e-commerce platform for ocean freight
MGH Group, one of the top players in the Bangladesh freight forwarding market, has got connected wit
 
Greenback marks high demand in market
The US dollar marked sharp gain against the Bangladesh taka last week in the inter-bank foreign exch
 
COMPANIES & FINANCE
India to end double tariff regime for foreigners, NRIs
NEW DELHI, Feb 11 (PTI): In a bold step to do away with double tariff regime, Indian Prime Minister
 
US trade deficit hits new record
WASHINGTON, Feb 11 (AFP): The US trade deficit hit a new record in 2005 on surging oil imports and a
 
Bank Indonesia to continue tight monetary policy
JAKARTA, Feb 11 (ANTARA): Bank Indonesia will continue to applying a tight monetary policy in the co
 
CORPORATE/BUSINESS
Indian industrial growth slows down to 5.0 per cent
NEW DELHI, Feb 11 (PTI): A slowdown in manufacturing and power sectors coupled with a plunge in mini
 
Pachil changes her lot with ASA assistance
'All my life I have lived with poverty and scarcity. I got no education for the reason that my fathe
 
Electricity crisis causes sufferings to Rangpur subscribers
RANGPUR, Feb 11: Ceaseless load-shedding, low voltage and fluctuation of electricity have been creat
 
MARKET & COMMODITIES
IEA revises down forecast for global oil demand in 2006
PARIS, Feb 11 (AFP): The International Energy Agency yesterday issued a slight downward revision to
 
China continues to climb int'l trademark ranking
GENEVA, Feb 11 (AFP): International trademark applications rose by 13.9 percent to a record 33,565 l
 
Brazil, Bolivia to sign MoU on oil, gas cooperation
RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb 11 (Xinhua): Brazilian state- owned oil company Petrobras and its Bolivian count
 
SPORTS
Barisal earn nine-wkt win over Sylhet
Host Barisal Division earned a nine-wicket win over Sylhet Division in a four-day match of the of th
 
England shatter Bangladesh's dream in ICC U-19 WC
England's Steven Mullaney and Graeme White ran through Bangladesh's batting lineup to give their sid
 
AFC delegation arrive in city today
A four-member delegation of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) arrives in the city today (Sunday
 
WORLD
Group of Eight warns of energy menace to world economy
MOSCOW, Feb 11, 2006 (AFP): Group of Eight finance chiefs met Saturday at a heavily guarded hotel ne
 
Khatami warns of higher oil prices if UN sanctions Iran
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 11 (AFP): Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami warned Saturday that world oil
 
Nepal rejects foreign criticism of polls as 'groundless'
KATHMANDU, Feb 11(AFP): Nepal has rejected as "groundless" widespread international criticism of thi
 
 

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