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Militant patrons also to face same fate
Probe begins to identify militants' political godfathers; patrons' list drawn up
Hours after the execution of the six linchpins of Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), the government high-ups yesterday gave hints that it is now the turn of the patrons and masterminds of the militants
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ICC World Cup 2007
McGrath mauls Tigers
The record breaking exploits of Glenn McGrath left Bangladesh tottering at 65/5 at the end of 16 overs in their 22-over rain-reduced debut Super Eight match against favourites Australia at the Sir Vivian
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BDR intervention brings down essentials prices
Prices of produce in different kitchen markets in the capital are in a downward trend since Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) started setting up open markets where retailers may sell their produce for lower prices
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Shipbuilding firms get foreign orders
Some local ship building companies are receiving orders worth millions of dollars from foreign buyers for large ocean-going ships as they are diverting orders from developed East Asian countries to labour
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Saarc FMs agree on university, food bank
Saarc foreign secretaries yesterday discussed taking Safta to the next level by including a free trade in services and unanimously deciding to recommend the setting up of South Asian University, creation
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Miladunnabi today
The holy Eid-e-Miladunnabi, marking the birth and death anniversary of Prophet Hazrat Mohammed (PBUH), will be observed across the country as elsewhere around the Muslim world today.
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Regional co-op meet for transport connectivity
As the seventh meeting of the Forum for Regional Cooperation among Bangladesh, China, India and Myanmar (BCIM) began in Dhaka yesterday, speakers at its inaugural session emphasised that transport connectivity
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22 Hizbut Tahrir members sent to jail
A Dhaka court yesterday sent 22 members of Hizbut Tahrir Bangladesh's cultural wing to Dhaka Central Jail after police produced them before the court in connection with violation of the provisions ofthe
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BTRC sues Aktel for illegal VoIP business
Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) filed a case with Gulshan Police Station accusing private mobile phone operator Aktel of running illegal voice over internet protocol (VoIP) business
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Ukrainian rivals mass in capital
A power struggle inside the government in Ukraine has brought thousands of demonstrators out on to the streets in the capital, Kiev.
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Rejoinder
Sundarban East Forest Division sent a rejoinder disagreeing with some parts of the news item that The Daily Star published on March 21 under the title "Forest Fire: Trees on 250 acres burnt in Sundarbans".
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Bird Flu
1,500 more chickens culled
Around 1,500 chickens were culled at two farms in Dhaka and Jessore yesterday, central bird flu control room sources said.
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EU gives nod to Arab-led ME peace efforts
EU foreign ministers agreed yesterday to lend their full support to a renewed Arab-led Middle East peace initiative and to work with the non-Hamas members of the new Palestinian government, an official
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Fighting erupts for 3rd day in Mogadishu
Heavy weapons fire broke out before dawn yesterday in the Somali capital Mogadishu, as the Ethiopian army pressed its land and air offensive against insurgents for a third consecutive day.
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