Diseases break out in Rohingya camps
Relief agencies on Wednesday continued fighting to contain outbreak of diseases among more than half a million half-starving Rohingyas, who entered Bangladesh fleeing violence in Myanmar to save life, as illness in their makeshift settlements was on the rise
CJ’S LEAVE Govt forced CJ to take leave: BNP
Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Wednesday said chief justice SK Sinha was not sick rather the government ‘forcibly’ prevented him from discharging his duties. The party wanted to know the stance of the chief justice about his sickness and going on leave for one month soon after the Supreme Court spent a long vacation.
Tamim all but ruled out for 2nd Test
Bangladesh suffered a huge blow before the second Test against South Africa as their star opener Tamim Iqbal was deemed unfit for the game due to an injury that he aggravated during the first Test.
Half of people hit hard by record rice price hike: FAO
The Food and Agricultural Organisation on Tuesday said that rice price in flood-hit Bangladesh reached record levels to affect life of at least half of 16 million people.
Sources: Vegas killer paid cash for property and privacy
Mesquite, Nevada (CNN)He seemed so ordinary, just another house-hunting retiree, when he strolled with his girlfriend into the sales office of the Sun City development in late 2014. The agents had just what Stephen Craig Paddock was looking for -- a 2,000-square-foot, two-bedroom stucco rambler on a cul-de-sac
Trump's generals are speaking up
(CNN)It's not organized military opposition to President Donald Trump. But day by day, generals and admirals are publicly stepping up and directly giving the American public their views in ways that don't always match the Twitter rhetoric of their commander in chief.
Catalonia independence declaration looms as leaders defy Spanish King
Barcelona, Spain (CNN)Catalan's secessionist leaders appear determined to defy the King of Spain and go ahead with a unilateral declaration of independence -- a move that would steer the country's deepening constitutional crisis into uncharted waters.
India's economy in 'downward spiral.' What did Modi get wrong?
India's economy, once hailed as a global bright spot, is down in the dumps. Growth in the South Asian nation fell during the first six months of 2017 from 7% to 5.7%, its slowest pace in three years, and analysts say the road to recovery is steep
After 'moron' report, Tillerson reaffirms commitment to Trump
(CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said he has no plans to resign and will not do so, denying reports that Vice President Mike Pence had to urge him to stay in the job and sidestepping questions about whether he called President Donald Trump a "moron."
SC clears way for deducting marks for second-time MBBS, BDS admission seekers
The Appellate Division on Wednesday upheld stay on the High Court order that had stayed a government decision for deduction of five marks from the aggregate score of the second-time admission seekers of medical and dental courses for this year. This order, however, paved the way for the mark deduction of the second-time admission aspirants.
