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Sheikh Hasina symbol of progressive global leader: Unicef ED
LONDON, July 22, 2014 (BSS) - UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake described Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as the symbol of liberal progressive global leader and highly appreciated her for her government steps to protect child rights. "You are the symbol of liberal progressive global leader and your government's steps to protect child rights, especially the girl child are praiseworthy," she said. The UNICEF executive director said this when he called on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on the sidelines of the first-ever Girl Summit at the Walworth Academy here. After the meeting, PM's Press Secretary AKM Shamim Chowdhury briefed reporters. Lauding Bangladesh for its succes... More...
   
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London to work with present Bangladesh government: Cameron
LONDON, July 22, 2014 (BSS) - The United Kingdom government today pledged to work together with the present Bangladesh government and said its (UK) assistance in Bangladesh would continue. "We would work together with the present Bangladesh government led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for a beautiful future of the country and as a development partner, our support to Bangladesh would continue," British Prime Minister David Cameron said. The British Prime Minister made the commitment in a meeting with visiting Bangladesh Premier Sheikh Hasina at 10 Downing Street here this morning. After the meeting, Bangladesh PM's Press Secretary AKM Shameem Chowdhury briefed reporters. ... More...
   
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National
UK Shadow FS praises Sheikh Hasina for her climate change stance

LONDON, July 22, 2014 (BSS)- The Shadow Foreign Secretary of the UK, Douglas Alexander, today highly appreciated Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's leading role in climate change ... More...
Child marriage to be reduced with poverty alleviation: PM

LONDON, July 22, 2014 (BSS) - Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said child, early and forced marriage would automatically be reduced in the society if poverty could be alle... More...
Inu for appropriate use of information
JS body discusses digitization of land, service condition of public servants
Sheikh Hasina national youth center shifted to revenue sector
PM urges UK govt to set up lab for energy solution
CUTA demands independent pay scale
Tajuddin Ahmed's 89th birth anniversary tomorrow
Labor leader Razzak joins Vietnam conference on working women
UN under secretary general Ladsous in city
Stop 'genocide' in Gaza: Ershad
30 more Bangladeshis returning home from Iraq
M Abul Kamal Azad president of Bangladesh scouts
BR to sell advance train tickets for July 27 from tomorrow
RAB would not be disbanded in any body's suggestion: Kamal
Govt not afraid of BNP's threat: Nasim
Reply seeing BNP's movement trend: Maya
Govt adopts zero tolerance for use of formalin in foods: Quamrul
Traffic congestion intensifies in Ctg ahead Eid shopping
BAESA delegation calls on President
Govt won't bar democratic movement: Matia
Bangladesh can manufacture mobile phone spare parts locally, says BUET Professor
Arguments in Qaiser's trial to start tomorrow
Expanded parija rice cultivation can ensure food security: experts
Golam Ambia passes away
Social movement can cut human trafficking
Govt set $33,200m as export target for 2014-15 fiscal
International
Bodies leave Ukraine war zone, truce called at MH17 crash site

TOREZ, Ukraine, July 22, 2014 (BSS/AFP) - A train carrying the remains of 280 people killed in the Malaysian plane disaster was finally allowed to leave a rebel-held region in... More...
Middle East virus found in air of camel barn

WASHINGTON, July 22, 2014 (BSS/AFP) - Researchers in Saudi Arabia said Tuesday they have found genetic traces of the dangerous Middle East respiratory virus, MERS-CoV, in th... More...
Two Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza: army
Obama seeks increased NATO spending, 'trans-Atlantic solidarity'
HIV epidemic 'smaller' than UN estimates: report
Facts and figures on child migrants heading to US
World pushes for truce as Israel batters Gaza
S. Korea police find body of fugitive ferry owner
Two Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza: army
Economic
Marico declares 150pc, GP 95pc interim dividend

DHAKA, July 22, 2014 (BSS) - Two listed companies declared hefty interim cash dividend for their share holders.

Among the companies Marico Bangladesh, a company of pharmaceuticals and chemical se... More...
Lafarge Surma signs agreement with Metrocem

DHAKA, July 22, 2014 (BSS) - Lafarge Surma Cement today signed a toll-grinding agreement with Metrocem Cement at a ceremony organized at the company's headquarters.

Under this agreement, Lafarge... More...
Banks to remain open on July 25, 26, 28 for export- import
Half yearly profit shows strong outlook for listed companies
Asian shares rise as Ukraine fears ease
Myanmar to build nuclear reactors for research purpose: minister
Japan, Mongolia to sign free trade deal
Argentina puts Chinese-made trains in operation
Bank crisis further rattles Portugal economy
Panama eyes seven percent growth
Troubled Tesco picks outsider to spearhead turnaround
Britain opens criminal probe into foreign exchange rigging
Sports
Nicol confident of Malaysia doubles sweep

GLASGOW, July 22, 2014 (BSS/AFP) - World number one Nicol David is sure she can deliver Malaysia's first women's doubles gold medal as well as another singles title at the Com... More...
Five alive thanks to Lee withdrawal

GLASGOW, July 22, 2014 (BSS/AFP) - England's Rajiv Ouseph
believes there are as many as five potential winners of the men's
badminton singles at the Commonwealth Games following the
withdrawal of M... More...
Feng backs Singapore as table tennis toppers
Dhoni rejoices as demoralised England lose Prior
South Africa aim to end Sri Lanka series jinx
Querrey, Sela advance while Monfils withdraws
District
Three Chhatra Dal leaders killed in Mithapukur road crash

RANGPUR, July 22, 2014 (BSS) - Three leaders of Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) were killed in a fatal road accident at Dulhapur point on the Rangpur-Dhaka highway under Mithapukur upazil... More...
Train ticket black marketer held in Ctg

CHITTAGONG, July 22, 2014 (BSS) - Members of Government Railway Police (GRP) in a drive arrested a train ticket black marketer with 12 tickets from Station Road area in the city today.

The arre... More...
Two bodies of fishermen recovered from Bay
Youth dies in Noakhali train accident
3 killed in Sylhet road crash
Three trade union leaders lose jobs, two suspended
Two held with ganja in Dinajpur
Tk 1.5 lakh distributed among distressed in Panchagarh
Drug trader held with 17500 yaba tablets
RCCI contributes Taka 82,000 to Government Zakat Fund
Farmers eye bumper jute production in south-western region
One killed in Joypurhat road mishap
Speakers stress on empowerment of women
Summer bean farming usher in hope to farmers in Gaibandha
Betel leaf farming successful in Rajshahi
Cheque distributed among accident victims
 
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