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Secretariat on top alert
Even ministers must go through security check
Everyone even the ministers will have to go through security checking at the entrance to the Bangladesh Secretariat as the government has decided to make it fully secure in the wake of rising apprehension
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JMB threatens to blow up Ctg railway station
Jhalakathi judge gets death threat
A Jhalakathi judge who narrowly escaped death on November 14 received death threats yesterday while an anonymous caller claiming to be a Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) operative threatened to blow
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Journalist Belal Killing
Jamaat leader, 5 outlaws involved
Charge sheet submitted
Charge sheet in journalist Belal murder case accusing President of Ward 24 unit of Jamaat-e-Islami Shahabuddin Lashkar alias Dhira and five outlaws was submitted to the Court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate
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JS Session Begins
Rules violated to greet PM as Saarc chair
AL continues boycott
Ignoring the rules of procedure, the 19th session of parliament that began yesterday spent about half an hour congratulating prime minister on her being elected the Saarc chairperson.
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Kiln kills canal way
A brick kiln owner has built a road connecting the kiln to a major road by blocking the water flow of Atir Khal, one of the surviving navigable canals on the outskirts of the city in Wasspur area under
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Pvt Land Phone in Dhaka
BTRC sits on licence awarding decision
Awarding licences to private land phone operators in Dhaka zone is still not in sight although the long-drawn legal battle on the issue between Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC)
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Judges to talk security, lawyers form chain
Judges from across the country meet today in the capital to discuss their security and to protest the killing of two judges in the November 14 bomb attack in Jhalakathi while lawyers formed human chains
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Derailment
Dhaka-Ctg rail link snapped for 8hrs
Dhaka's rail communications with several key towns and cities, including Chittagong and Sylhet, were suspended for about eight hours as a train derailed near Amirganj station in Narsingdi yesterday morning.
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JMJB raised its head during AL regime
Says BNP lawmaker Nadim Mostafa
BNP lawmaker Nadim Mostafa yesterday said the present government is not responsible for the rise of Jagrata Muslim Janata Bangladesh (JMJB), rather the Islamist militants raised their heads during the
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Armed Forces Day today
The Armed Forces Day is being observed today to mark the counteroffensive against the Pakistani occupation army during the Bangladesh Liberation War.
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Bush, Hu wrestle over trade, rights
Chinese President Hu Jintao yesterday rebuffed US President George W. Bush's calls to allow greater religious and political freedom but promised to show more flexibility on Sino-US economic disputes.
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Dev Work By Army
Aggrieved locals block airport road for 2 hrs
Protesting the army members' development works on a road used by the residents of West Arzatpara in Shaheebagh, hundreds of people yesterday blocked the airport road near Mohakhali flyover from around
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None involved in terrorism to be spared
Babar tells JS
Expressing deep shock over the killing of two judges in Jhalakathi, State Minister for Home Lutfozzaman Babar said none involved in terrorism will escape the hands of law.
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Cops hurt as bomb hurled on them
Criminals hurled a bomb at two traffic polices in the city's Picture Palace Square yesterday evening. The on duty traffic constables Munir Hossain and Nibir were injured in the attack.
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BSF kills 1
Indian Border Security Force (BSF) yesterday shot dead a Bangladeshi at Daulatpur border in Kushtia.
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Six GIs die in roadside blasts
23 Iraqis killed in ambush
An ambush on a joint US-Iraqi patrol northwest of Baghdad left 15 civilians, eight insurgents and a US Marine dead from a roadside bomb and the firefight that followed, while 5 other US soldiers werekilled
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