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12 March, 2010 |
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Goes for survey, plans rehabilitation in 5 years
Alpha Arzu
The government has initiated a programme to make the country beggar free within five years, by rehabilitating beggars through employment and other incentives.
Proposes cabinet committee upon review of anti-graft law; ACC's reservations ignored; cabinet may weigh recommendations Mar 15
Emran Hossain
The cabinet committee formed to review the anti-graft laws has finally proposed immunity only for government officials, making it obligatory for the Anti-Corruption Commission to take permission before filing cases against them.
BNP-Jamaat using looted money to increase prices of essentials, she tells JS
Staff Correspondent
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday in parliament accused the BNP-Jamaat alliance of hatching a conspiracy to increase prices of essentials "using the money they looted while in power"
News analysis
NID, SIM cards
Shakhawat Liton
The home ministry's decision to make mandatory submission of copies of national identity cards to buy SIM cards runs counter to the national identity registration act.
BSF agrees to stop killing the innocent
Pallab Bhattacharya, New Delhi
The border guards of Bangladesh and India yesterday agreed to ensure that no innocent civilians are killed in the boarder guards' fire.
Row Over Joy Issue
Staff Correspondent
Parliament proceedings were disrupted for five minutes yesterday over the opposition chief whip's allegation that the prime minister's son Sajeeb Wajed Joy is involvement in illegal VoIP business.
ACC asked to amend rules of filing cases
Staff Correspondent
The High Court yesterday quashed all proceedings in the Niko corruption case against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina filed by the Anti-corruption Commission during the caretaker government.
Barapukuria Mine
Hunger strike continues
Staff Correspondent
The government yesterday decided to finalise a compensation formula for the affected people of Barapukuria coal mining project area by next June.
Staff Correspondent
Foreign Minister Dipu Moni yesterday said Qatar would soon recruit more skilled and semi-skilled manpower from Bangladesh.
Giving Transit to India
Rejaul Karim Byron
Bangladesh has sought Asian Development Bank assistance in carrying out a study on the economic benefits of providing transit facility to India.
Unb, Dhaka
The government has allocated Tk 267 crore for implementing 20 approved projects meant for tackling the impacts of climate change on life and livelihood and the ecology of the country.
Chaotic City Traffic
Mukhlesur Rahman
Despite taking various measures over the last three months, Dhaka Metropolitan Police could do little to lessen the severe traffic congestion in the capital. They now put the blame on the tendency of commuters to violate the rules of the road.
Admission Quota
Staff Correspondent, Rajshahi
Authorities of Rajshahi New Government Degree College yesterday suspended its first year admission process following vandalism of Bangladesh Chhatra League activists demanding quota in the admission.
DMP asks DSPS
Staff Correspondent
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police commissioner yesterday asked leaders of Dhaka Sarak Paribahan Samity not to collect toll from the city bus operators who are not members of the organisation.
Court Correspondent
A case was filed with a Dhaka court yesterday against the officer-in-charge and the sub-inspector of Ramna Police Station on charges of torturing an accused to death in their custody.
Charged with doing politics in uniform
Afp, Colombo
Sri Lanka's military yesterday announced court martial proceedings against its former chief Sarath Fonseka for engaging in politics while in uniform and violating military procurement laws.
Sunny Murder
Staff Correspondent, Rajshahi
Police yesterday pressed charges against 13 leaders and activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) in connection with the case of Bangladesh Chhatra Moitree leader Sunny murder at Rajshahi Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in January
Staff Correspondent
The home ministry has recommended withdrawal of 2,903 cases including two filed against BNP leaders Moudud Ahmed and Tarique Rahman, Law Minister Shafique Ahmed told the House yesterday.
Staff Correspondent
City bus operators, who have ticket counters in the capital, called off their indefinite strike around noon yesterday a day after they called it demanding a stop to "illegal" toll collection.
Tax Evasion Case
Court Correspondent
Fazlur Rahman Patal, former state minister for youth and sports, surrendered to a Dhaka court and sought bail in a tax evasion case yesterday.
Star Report
Four children were killed and at least six people injured in fire incidents across the country yesterday.
CHT Violence
Our Correspondent, Khagrachhari
Police yesterday arrested a Jamaat leader at Kandirpar in Comilla in connection with the violence at Khagrachhari on February 23 that left one Bangalee settler dead and 50 others injured.
New election law makes her ineligible to become candidate
Ap, Afp, Yangon/ Kuala Lumpur
Myanmar's military rulers have barred pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi from running in upcoming elections and may force her own political party to expel her under a new election law unveiled yesterday
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Ap, Beijing
China told the United States yesterday to make stronger commitments on climate change and provide environmental expertise and financing to developing nations.
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