Volume 4 Number 302 Sat. April 03, 2004       Advertise with The Daily Star -- Advertising on the Website    Advertising in the Printed E dition-- Home  News Today's Index Front Page Business Political Sports Point-counterpoint Metropolitan National International Culture General Views Editorial Letters to Editor Write to Editor Sections Literature Others About Us Contact Advertisement Supplements Archives General   Political will a must to check human trafficking Speakers tell regional workshop Political will and regional cooperation are a must to check trafficking in women and children, speakers said at a workshop in the city yesterday.   PCJ Protests JCD Attack at CU Strike at educational instts tomorrow Progatishil Chhatra Jote (PCJ), a combine of left-leaning student organisations, has called a strike at all educational institutions for tomorrow protesting Thursday's attack on its leaders and activists   Tributes paid to Sadri Ispahani Speakers at a condolence meeting yesterday paid glowing tributes to Mirza Mehdi (Sadri) Ispahani, former chairman of Ispahani Group, calling him a true patriot and a humanist.   Death in road accident sparks violent protest The death of a college student in a road accident in the city's Tilagarh area triggered a violent protest yesterday.   Attack on Hasina's motorcade protested Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL), student wing of the opposition Awami League, staged a demonstration in front of the AL central office in the city yesterday protesting the attack on the motorcade of AL   'Songs of the Soul' launched The publication ceremony of a book of poems, Songs of the Soul, by Zakaria Choudhury was held in the city on Thursday, says a press release.   Over 1,300 held, 12 firearms recovered Police arrested 1,316 people, including a listed criminal, during their ongoing countrywide drive in the last 24 hours ending at 6.00am yesterday.   Reunion Jagannath Hall Alumni Association, Dhaka University, will hold a reunion of former students on the Dhakeshwari Temple premises at 5.00pm on April 16, says a press release.     Advertisement