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25,000 complaints a yearSolution rate 97 percent in DNCC Zarif Mahmud: Household waste was piled up on the pavement of Road No. 6 in Sector-4, Uttara, pedestrians had to sniff and move. Even the two streetlights on that road did not light up after dusk. On December 6, Jamal Uddin, an official of…
Read More »Florists hope spring
will rejuvenate salesStaff Correspondent: Spring is knocking on the door. ‘PahelaFalgun’, the first day of spring on the Bangla calendar, will be celebrated across Bangladesh on Feb 14. Flowers are an important part of spring traditions. Women will put on colourful sarees and decorate their hair with flowers, while men will buy…
Read More »No political influenced
in election commissionUrge eminent citizens Staff Correspondent: The search committee has been informed that no politically privileged person should get a chance in the Election Commission, said Dhaka University Law Department Dr. Asif Nazrul. “We all got a chance to talk,” he said. We all said that those who get the opportunity…
Read More »Devices being used to stop cattle smuggling
Bangladesh-India border Industry Desk: Director General of India’s Border Security Force (BSF) Pankaj Kumar Singh, who is on a two-day visit to North Bengal Frontiers at Kadamtala in Siliguri, yesterday said that the border guarding force is using technologically advanced devices to stop cattle smuggling along the Bangladesh-India border.Speaking to…
Read More »Light punishment in heavy crime
Govt employees’ crimes in different ways Farhad Chowdhury: News of irregularities and corruption in different sectors of the country is published all the time. Administration officials are often involved in these crimes. There are special rules for judging their irregularities and corruption. The first is the departmental case. When the…
Read More »Pvt universities reluctant to
turn in permanent campusAfter 12-years of establishment 25-universities to face music Staff Correspondent:The government has decided to take tougher stance on the issue of permanent campuses of private universities. Those who have not yet moved to a permanent campus after 12 years of university approval will be categorized. For those who could not…
Read More »Flower farmers target 3-day
Spring Festival, Valentine Day, 21 February Staff Correspondent: It’s been two years since the loss-Corona and cyclones have caused extensive damage to flower growers. Even then they did not give up hope. Has started floriculture anew,has hoped for profit. Three marked (special) days ahead. So, the busyness of the flowers…
Read More »Kansat Mango Museum
A historical mango house C’ganj Correspondent: Mango home Chapainawabganj, the district is also called Mango Kingdom. There is a British mango orchard here. The name is ‘Rajar Mango Garden’. If any visitor wants to visit Chapainawabganj and see all kinds of mango trees together, then he has to go to…
Read More »No negative growth in economy: Kamal
Staff Correspondent: Finance Minister AHM Mustafa has said that there is no sector of the economy that has negative growth.He made the claim while briefing reporters on the outcomes of the two consecutive meetings of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs and the Cabinet Committee on Public Purchase.He presided over…
Read More »PM witnesses design of
new BFDC complexStaff Correspondent: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday witnessed the design of the new complex of the Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC).The premier saw the design virtually from her official Ganabhaban residence in the capital last morning, her Deputy Press Secretary KM Shakhawat Moon confirmed.Information and Broadcasting Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud,…
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Hotels to be converted for Covid hospitals
Hospitals overwhelmed Staff Correspondent: The government is going to rent hotels for providing treatment …
