Vol. 5 Num 186 Wed. December 01, 2004       Home  News Today's Index Front Page Business Sports National International Culture General Views Editorial Letters to Editor Write to Editor Sections World AIDS Day Special StarTech Star Chittagong Others About Us Contact Advertisement Supplements Archives National   Barisal BM College closed sine die amid students' agitation Police deployed at all city colleges to maintain order Amid mounting student's agitation in the city following Saturday's clashes with transport workers, the Government Brojo Mohan College was declared closed sine die yesterday.   Exodus for education to India At least 10,000 Bangladeshi students study in Darjeeling schools alone: Guardians blame poor academic atmosphere at home Rangpur: The trend of Bangla-deshis sending their children to West Bengal's Darjiling district for education is increasing alarmingly.   'Dispute' between male, female commissioners Meeting with Sylhet Mayor produces no result A meeting on Monday between female ward commissioners and Sylhet City Corporation (SCC) Mayor Badar Uddin Ahmed Kamran on the 'dispute' between male and female commissioners ended without any positive   Indian move for Barak river dam in Manipur protested Rally calls for govt step Speakers at a big rally here on Saturday protested an Indian move to create a massive embankment on the Barak river at Tipaimukh point in Manipur state. Lessons and recreation for the poor Forty poor children aged one to five years get educational and recreational facilities for five days a week at a day care centre here at a nominal rate.   Question leakage MBBS result in Barisal withheld Publication of final year MBBS examination results of Barisal Sher-e-Bangla Medical College (BSBMC) has been withheld due to alleged question leakage.   Galloping price hike of LP gas in Rangamati Price of LP gas increased in Rangamati, allegedly due to shortage in supply.   A rejoinder The Police Headquarters in Dhaka has given a rejoinder to a report titled "Teen raped by ruling party 'hoodlums' in Satkhira" published in The Daily Star on November 20.     Advertisement