From director intake to decoration, anomalies galore in NRBC Bank
Bangladesh Bank has unearthed a number of irregularities in appointment of alternate directors, interior decoration of branches and loan sanction at newly-established NRB Commercial Bank Ltd. A recent BB inquiry found that the bank had not sent any Credit Information Bureau information of its newly-appointed eight alternate directors.
AL’s mayoral favourites get campaign advantage
BNP’s Tabith complains of harassment, Mirza Abbas still unable to campaign, his wife demands army deployment
Khaleda takes to the streets on behalf of Tabith
Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson Khaleda Zia on Saturday took part in electioneering in favour of her party-backed candidates seeking votes for Tabith Awal, mayoral candidate for Dhaka North City Corporation.
7 injured in a friendly fire during AL rally in Faridpur
At least seven people including the officer-in-charge of Bhanga police station were injured when a bullet was mistakenly fired by a local Awami League on a procession led by AL presidium member Kazi Zafarullah at Munshibari of Bhanga upazila in Faridpur on Saturday.
Abbas supporters scared away by police during campaign
Police harassed and chased off supporters of Mirza Abbas, the BNP-backed mayoral candidate for Dhaka South city, as they were electioneering in Kamrangirchar area on Friday, in the name of search for a councillor candidate who has been in hiding.
SEXUAL HARASSMENT ON PAHELA BAISHAKH
Protests rage as police, DU find no trace of perpetrators
2 BCL activists killed in Hajee Danesh Univ clash
Two activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League were killed and 50 others injured in a factional clash at Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University campus in Dinajpur at about 10pm on Thursday.
DHAKA, CHITTAGONG CITY POLLS
Tabith doubts fair election, Annisul finds festivity in election
GDP grows by 6.5pc in July-Mar, claims minister
Planning minister AHM Mustafa Kamal on Wednesday said that the GDP growth might stand in between 6.5 per cent and 7 per cent despite the political turmoil during January to mid-March in the country.
