Culture of impunity continues in absence of rule of law: NHRC
National Human Rights Commission chairman Kazi Reazul Hoque on Monday said that the country failed to come out from the culture of impunity in the absence of rule of law.
So-called labour leaders out to destroy industries: PM
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday criticised so-called labour leaders for their repeated attempts to destroy the country’s industrial sector through complaining to foreigners.
Ban on Shakib Khan withdrawn
The indefinite ban imposed on Dhallywood superstar Shakib Khan by 12 film associations was withdrawn on Monday after the actor apologised unconditionally.
Malaysia My Second Home ACC to probe Bangladeshis
The Anti-Corruption Commission is planning to send its sleuths to Malaysia to find out Bangladeshis who invested in that country’s ‘second home programme’.
BSCIC plans yet another tannery park
Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation has planned another tannery park with an effluent treatment plant at Savar when it failed to complete the current one in the same area in the past 15 years.
List of affected in haors not yet completed
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina is scheduled for today to visit Sunamganj, the worst affected district in recent flash flood in the haor belt, while the list of affected people has yet to be completed. The flash flood damaged standing boro crops and caused death of fishes and ducks in the haro areas crippling farmers in the region.
Tanners want safety of investment at Savar
Tanners from a human chain on Saturday demanded that the government must ensure safety of their investments in the new Tannery Industrial Park at Savar.
Accountability must for ensuring quality education: campaigners
Rights activists and campaigners on Saturday underscored the need for accountability and participation of state and non-state actors in the education sector for ensuring quality education to the students.
FLASH FLOOD-HIT SUNAMGANJ Food, job crisis forces people to move to urban areas
Farmer Kutub Uddin, along with members of his family, on Wednesday set out for Sylhet city as he had no food in his house and there was also no hope for getting any job in the locality after flash flood inundated his crops in haor.
Serve people with more humane attitude
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday urged the judges and lawyers to be more humanitarian and serve the litigants with extra care to reduce their sufferings in the court of justice.
