29 killed in two US mass shootings within 24 hours
Two mass shootings in the United States have left 29 people dead within 24 hours, the latest such attacks in a nation torn over how to tackle gun violence.
DENGUE MENACE At least one hospitalised a minute
Five people including the wife of an additional inspector general of police and an Eden College student died of dengue on Sunday in the country, as the disease continued to kill people with hundreds of cases being hospitalised every day.
BNP trying to unite people against one-party rule: Fakhrul
Bangladesh Nationalist Party secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Sunday said that the country was passing through tough time and the BNP was working to unite the people to defeat the force that had introduced a ‘one-party rule’.
REMARKS ON MUJIB Khaleda’s case transferred
A Dhaka court on Sunday transferred a case against BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia lodged for making derogatory remarks about country’s founding president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the present government.
Bangladesh PM to visit India in Oct with water issues on agenda
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina will visit India in October next to discuss bilateral issues, including the ones related to common rivers, to take the growing relations between Bangladesh and India forward.
Dengue cases on rise in Chattogram
The number of dengue cases is on the rise in Chattogram with 25 persons, according to an estimate, being already affected by the mosquito-borne viral disease in the port city.
Gunman kills 20 at Texas Walmart store shooting
A gunman armed with an assault rifle killed 20 people Saturday when he opened fire on shoppers at a packed Walmart store in the latest mass shooting in the United States.
Boris Johnson could be the last prime minister of the United Kingdom
Boris Johnson, the UK's new prime minister, wants you to know that he loves his country.
Govt to restrict travels by tourists without visas
Rackets are trafficking ‘our workers’ with false promises that they would get visas on arrival in host countries, said officials.
DENGUE MENACE None knows when new larvicide will arrive
The government agencies concerned are still unaware about when the new effective insecticide to control aedes mosquitoes responsible for the spread of dengue will arrive in the country.
