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BNP to meet on 'dissidents' after Khaleda's return
A meeting of the ruling BNP standing committee will be called to work out party strategies to face 'dissidents' after Prime Minister Khaleda Zia returns home from abroad, a party policymaker said yesterday.
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Tk 20,736cr loans in default hands
Banks were stacked with Tk 20,736 crore in default loans at the end of last fiscal year, Finance Minister M Saifur Rahman told parliament yesterday.
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B Chy won't comment on Bhuiyan's remarks
Former president AQM Badruddoza Chowdhury did not make any comment last night on the remarks of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Secretary General Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan about him.
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Foreign airlines wind up from Chittagong
Singapore Airlines (SIA) became the latest to pull its services to the southeastern port city of Chittagong, airline officials said yesterday, as passenger loads fall and businesses relocate.
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Saarc nations agree to rapid medical help
Saarc countries have decided to set up a rapid response system to provide medical assistance to any member of the grouping when hit by calamities like cyclone, outbreak of disease, earthquake and other
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Purported Saddam tape urges Iraqi resistance
An Arabic television station broadcast a purported audio tape by ousted Iraqi President Saddam Hussein on Sunday calling on Iraqis to wage holy war against occupying forces and warning of more deathsfor
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4 bills placed as JS session starts
Four new bills were placed in the Jatiya Sangsad yesterday when the 10th session of parliament began amid boycott by the Awami League (AL).
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Noman sees no monga death
Food Minister Abdullah Al Noman yesterday claimed monga or famine-like situation was not grim in the northern region and no one died of starvation.
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Janatar Mancha case
Next hearing on Nov 22
A Dhaka court yesterday set November 22 for hearing on charge-framing against former state minister Dr Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir and seven others in the 'Janatar Mancha' case (sedition case).
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Mobile courts to act at launch terminals
The government yesterday decided to set up mobile courts at all major launch terminals and deploy extra manpower from the Department of Shipping to ensure law and order and smooth plying of passengervessels
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1,500 accused of lynching 2 'extortionists'
Shibchar Police filed a murder case against as many as 1,500 villagers after two alleged extortionists were beaten to death and another was seriously injured by a mob at Shakhpur bazaar under Shibchar
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5 to die for killing biker
A court in Jhenidah yesterday gave five sentence of death for murdering a motorcycle rider, apparently to grab the motorbike, three years ago.
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DU law teacher arrested
Dhaka University teacher Shafiqur Rahman was arrested at an Elephant Road house last night for alleged manhandling of a judge and filing a false arson case.
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Moudud denies having link to 'third force'
Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Moudud Ahmed yesterday protested a news item published recently in a section of the press using his name with the "so-called third force" led by formerpresident
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