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Wednesday, July 01, 2009

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PM moves on oil, gas deals

Dhaka, June 30 – Prime minister Sheikh Hasina has asked the power, energy and mineral resources ministry to send the proposal on oil and gas exploration deals in the Bay to the economic affairs committee for further scrutiny, an official said on Tuesday.

The energy ministry official told bdnews24.com that a summary on the deals was sent to the prime minister on June 21. She gave her direction for further examination this week. Click for Details

Parliament passes budget, with no BNP

Dhaka, June 30 - The parliament on Tuesday passed the Tk 1,13,819 crore budget for 2009-10 fiscal year in the absence of main opposition BNP.

After discussing the cut motions on allocation demands by different ministries, MPs passed it by voice vote. Click for Details

Govt will curb violence in RMG sector: Muhith

Dhaka, June 30 - Finance minister A M A Muhith told parliament on Tuesday that the government was doing all to check violence in the readymade garment sector, following days of rioting by workers at Ashulia.

Muhith's comments came after independent MP Fazlul Azim urged the government to increase the home ministry's budgetary allocation to contain such violence and and maintain law and order.  Click for Details

Courts may decide who controls Jackson's estate

LOS ANGELES, Tue Jun 30  - Michael Jackson's family took steps on Monday to become guardians of his children and take control of his multimillion dollar estate, but lawyers said they could face protracted legal battles.

Jackson's mother, Katherine, won a temporary court order to administer her son's estate after filing legal documents saying her family could not find a will for the singer. Click for Details

BTCL to give free lines, plans optical fibre for villages

Dhaka, June 30 -  BTCL will provide land line connections free of charge for three months from Wednesday (July 1), and waive line rental charges in a bid to boost connectivity in rural areas, telecommunications minister Raziuddin Ahmed Razu said Tuesday.

Optical fibre connections will also be installed at the upazila and village level to encourage cyber café and call centre businesses to be set up, creating employment opportunities too, Razu told a press conference at the ministry. Click for Details
 

Teesta waters above red level

Nilphamari June 30 - The Teesta River was flowing above the danger level at Dalia Point in Nilphamari on Tuesday as rain waters washed down from hills upstream, officials said.

Water began rising in the river after 2pm and crossed the danger level—52.40 centimetres—at 7pm, said Atiqur Rahman, executive engineer of the Water Development Board's Dalia Division. Click for Details
 

Huda, Kamaruzzaman face contempt charges

Dhaka, July 1  – Former BNP minister Nazmul Huda and Jamaat-e-Islami assistant secretary general Md Kamaruzzaman face contempt of court charges over last month's High Court ruling on the proclamation of independence.

Supreme Court lawyer SM Zafar Ali filed the contempt petition with a High Court bench on Wednesday accusing them of speaking against the court's judgement. Click for Details

66 more 'political cases' to be dropped

Dhaka, July 1 - Sixty-six more 'politically motivated cases' will be dropped, the head of a scrutiny committee that recommended quashing of the cases said on Wednesday.

"We have decided to withdraw another 66 cases that were filed only to persecute politicians," state minister for law Kamrul Islam, also the committee chairman, told reporters. Click for Details

Money whitening scope cut down to 1 year

Dhaka, Jun 29- In the face of widespread criticism over the budget provision that allowed investment of undisclosed money for three years in a row, the finance minister on Monday said the period has been revised down to one year. Click for Details

Opinion

Security issues and PM Hasina

The recent editorial article published on your newspaper has caught my attention. The headline "Sheikh Hasina Wajed on the Brink of Al-Qaeda’s Deadliest Target!" and her tale of survival is an intriguing story that the nation deserved to have known. We would like to thank you for publishing this story.  Click for Details

Sheikh Hasina Wajed on the Brink of Al-Qaeda’s Deadliest Target!

The secrets of her untold tale of survival

POLITICAL leaders in South Asia would appear to be brave, foolish, on a suicide mission, or a blend of all three in today’s turbulent and life threatening world of politics.  And Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed unwittingly tops the list.Click for Details

Questions swirl about Jackson, meds

LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Questions swirled Friday about the possible role prescription medications may have played in the death Thursday of pop idol Michael Jackson, people close to him said.Click for Details

 

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