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BCS Tests
JCD, Shibir men make hay with leaked questions
Illegal practices of leaking question papers of entrance examinations for the Bangladesh Civil Service and selling those have become a brisk business as the Public Service Commission (PSC) continues to
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3-kg time bomb planted under bus
Could have blown up the vehicle, say experts after recovery at Gabtoli
Explosives experts last night defused a three-kilogram time bomb, which was planted under a passenger bus at Gabtoli bus terminal in the city.
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Jamaat man on Satkhira JMB list
A Jamaat man, who figures high on a list prepared by district police of Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) operatives after the August 17 blasts, had been patronising the militants in remote villages
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Govt may postpone uni-track edn system
Faced with serious criticism by academics and others concerned, the government is strongly thinking of postponing the implementation of the uni-track education system at the secondary level from the next
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Hike in Savings Certificate Yield
Move to ease inflation at high interest cost
By the sudden interest-rate hike in savings instruments announced Thursday the government may succeed in easing the inflationary pressures, but the move will also scale up its interest expenditures.
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Madrasas under watch for JMB cadres
The law enforcers have brought several madrasas across the country under constant surveillance as part of a massive manhunt for cadres of outlawed Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB).
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Bombs are blasted by AL-backed groups: IOJ
Islami Oikya Jote (IOJ) Chairman Mufti Fazlul Haque Amini MP yesterday said his party will ask the government to expel Jamaat-e-Islami from the 4-party alliance if it is proved that Jamaat has links with
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Businessmen's move towards consensus
Meet with PM today
With the prospect of a dialogue between the government and the opposition fading fast, the country's major trade bodies have taken initiatives to create a national consensus on combating militant activities
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Hartal today in tense Sylhet
Arges grenade detonated; 3 JMB men picked up
The main opposition Awami League (AL) has called an eight-hour hartal in the city for today and demanded immediate arrest of those involved in Friday's grenade attack on Sylhet City Corporation MayorBadar
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Blasts caused serious damage to economy
MCCI says investments held up
Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) yesterday in a statement said due to the recent bomb blast incidents, foreign and local investors have become panicked and are delaying their investment
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Catfish threatens local species
Sewers become breeding ground
A carnivorous alien species of African catfish is spreading in the natural eco-system of the country, posing a great threat to other local and indigenous fish species of the country.
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Serial Blasts Case
Awal placed on 10-day remand
Abdul Awal, son-in-law of Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) chief Shaikh Abdur Rahman, was shown arrested in a case filed for the August 17 bomb blasts and remanded yesterday.
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Bill Gates arrives tomorrow
Bill Gates, chairman and chief software architect of Microsoft Corporation, arrives in Dhaka tomorrow on a one-day visit amidst tight security.
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Attack on Courts
Hearing on govt appeal today
The hearing of government plea for staying operation of the High Court order directing the police to submit progress reports to the court every two weeks on the investigations into the recurrent bombattacks
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Clarification
Referring to a report run by The Daily Star on December 2, Supreme Court Bar Association President Mahbubey Alam in a clarification said he did not make the comment on killing of the Jama'atul Mujahideen
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