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Members of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement sort out the lethal weapons including machete, hockey stick, stamp, stick, rod, helmet which they seized after raiding the rooms of BCL leaders of Dhaka College in the capital on Saturday.

Members of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement sort out the lethal weapons including machete, hockey stick, stamp, stick, rod, helmet which they seized after raiding the rooms of BCL leaders of Dhaka College in the capital on Saturday.
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Staff Reporter : BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman on Monday urged the interim government to swiftly conduct relief and rescue operations in the flood-affected areas of the country’s north, side-by-side with necessary measures to prevent river erosion. He also called upon the leaders and workers of BNP and its affiliated organizations to extend their full support to the flood- affected people.The BNP acting Chairman made the remarks in a statement. “Large areas of Lalmonirhat, Nilphamari, Rangpur, Kurigram, and Gaibandha districts...

Dr Mosharraf’s 79th birthday today

Staff Reporter : Today is the 79th birthday of Veteran politician BNP Standing Committee senior member and former minister, Heroic freedom fighter Dr Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain. He was born on October 1, 1946 in a renowned Muslims family in Goyeshpur village under Daudkandi upazilla in Comilla. The former minister has completed his Matriculation from Daudkandi High School in 1962 and ISC from Govt. Chittagong College in 1964. He completed MSC degree in Geology from Dhaka University in 1968. Dr Mosharraf...

Flooding continues despite Teesta water levels drop

Staff Reporter : While the water level of the Teesta River has begun to decrease, the flood situation remains largely unchanged in Lalmonirhat and Kurigram, with riverbank erosion causing growing anxiety among residents. Despite some relief from flooding, villagers along the Teesta riverbank are enduring continued distress. Heavy rainfall and upstream water from India have left over 60,000 people stranded in 21 unions across five upazilas of Lalmonirhat and four unions in three upazilas of Kurigram. Many have been forced...