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160 dead as serial blasts rock Mumbai rail network
Bombs exploded on packed commuter trains and stations in India's financial hub, Mumbai, on Tuesday, killing over 160 people and wounding hundreds, officials said.
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28 killed as train hits bus in Joypurhat
At least 28 passengers of a bus were killed and 30 others were injured when a train rammed into the bus standing on a level crossing due to engine failure at Akkelpur in Joypurhat yesterday.
 
450MW Sirajganj Power Plant
Rookie firms among pre-qualified bidders
False claims ignored in selection
The Power Cell has pre-qualified around seven companies for the tender of the 450 megawatt Sirajganj power plant and included two novice companies that used false claims of serious nature to fit intothe
 
AL walks out of JS twice amid chaos
Accuses Speaker of depriving its MPs of points of order
Awami League (AL) lawmakers yesterday walked out of the parliament twice protesting the speaker's refusal to allow them to talk during points of order on different issues.
 
BB appoints observer for IFIC to monitor its operations
Bangladesh Bank (BB) yesterday appointed an observer for IFIC Bank under its 'early warning system' in the wake of significant changes in sponsor shares of the bank.
 
EC to 'display' updated voter list, but says it won't publish draft
The Election Commission (EC) yesterday decided to make the updated voter list, prepared through door to door visits, open to the public for inspection before publishing the final list.
 
Conspiracy on to sack 60 army officers
Alleges Hasina
Opposition leader Sheikh Hasina accused the alliance government yesterday of conspiring to fire around 60 army officers on political grounds ahead of the next parliamentary elections as part of its "conspiracy
 
TIB refuses to withdraw graft reports
Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) yesterday refused to withdraw its corruption index reports on two ministries that threatened to sue the organisation terming the reports "baseless" and "untrue".
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Teachers keep on agitating for pay hike
Strike enters day 6
The striking teachers and employees of non-government educational institutions yesterday came out on the streets in the capital demanding 100 per cent basic salary from the government exchequer, as their
 
JMB Kingpins
Govt seeks quick hearing of death reference
The government yesterday moved a prayer before the High Court (HC) for priority to hearing on the death reference case of seven Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) leaders including militant kingpin
 
Tata's proposal not rejected
Says Saifur
Finance and Planning Minister M Saifur Rahman yesterday told the parliament that the government has not rejected the investment proposal of Tata Group, the leading industrial house of India.
 
Om Prakash, 2 others jailed for 4 years
A Dhaka court yesterday sentenced alleged Hundi trader Om Prakash Chowdhury and two others to four years' rigorous imprisonment (RI) and fined them $80,000 each for embezzlement of Tk 41 lakh.
 
List of people whitening black money won't be made public
Says Saifur
Finance Minister Saifur Rahman yesterday said the list of people whitening black money will not be revealed in any circumstances, even in case of instructions from parliament.
 
Bill passed to ensure transparency in MFIs
As parliament yesterday passed a bill for establishing a regulatory authority to ensure transparency and accountability of micro-credit institutions, Finance Minister M Saifur Rahman harshly reprimanded
 
16 charged with Jamal Uddin murder
A charge sheet was submitted to the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate's (CMM) Court here yesterday, accusing 16 people of killing business magnate Jamal Uddin Ahmed Chowdhury.
 
Workers' strike at garment factory
Several hundred workers of Radiance Fashion Ltd in Ashulia refrained from work yesterday demanding regular payment of their wages.
 
Mob lynches 1 during robbery attempt
A mob lynched one and injured another in the city's Motijheel area yesterday for allegedly trying to commit robbery at house at Arambagh in the capital.
 
Violence kills 36 in Iraq despite PM's unity call
At least 36 people were killed across Iraq in bombings, shootings and gunbattles yesterday, including 10 Shias gunned down in an apparent sectarian attack in Baghdad.
 
Israel batters Gaza with more air strikes
Death toll tops 52
Israel battered the Gaza Strip with fresh air strikes yesterday as troops stood poised to launch more incursions in a deadly offensive that has killed more than 50 Palestinians in a week.
 
G8 to tacitly approve Indo-US nuclear deal: Diplomats
G8 leaders meeting this week are likely to give tacit approval to a controversial deal giving India access to US nuclear technology, despite fears this could undermine non-proliferation efforts, diplomats
 

 
   
 
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