The Daily Star: Internet Edition Sun. May 01, 2005

Vol. 5 Num 329

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Star City

Water crisis worsens this summer
Hundreds of thousands of people in the city are facing acute water crisis in these hot summer days due to a drastic fall in supply caused by low voltage of electricity and gradual decline of groundwater

Private operator charging three times more for Sarovar
The Rabindra Sarovar amphitheatre on the bank of the Dhanmondi Lake, a prime spot for cultural performances, has recently been leased to a private company.

Teletalk still lies in dilemma
Subscribers of Teletalk Bangladesh Limited continue to face severe problems in making calls as private cellphone operators have refused to sign the interconnection deal.

DU dorms overloaded
Jeenal Rahman is a first year student of management at Dhaka University.

One Stop Crisis Centre at DMCH
Free services bring hope to victims
Tania (not her real name), a 17-year-old garment worker, was devastated when she was raped and left to die on March 26 in Kalsi area of city's Mirpur.

National Theatre Stage staff not paid since July
Around 27 employees of the National Theatre Stage project have not been paid their salaries since July last year.