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● Muhith for establishing training institute to develop skill ● Rajnath Singh warns Pakistan of 1971-like consequences ● Pak plane crash: Junaid Jamshed’s body identified ● Sanjit, Utpal to lead DU Jagannath Hall BCL ● 96 Rohingyas pushed back by BGB in Cox’s Bazar ● World sees unexploited economic potentials in Bangladesh: Hungarian PM ● Election coming, campaign for AL: Hasina

Crucial Indo-Bangla ministerial-level talks in Delhi Oct 5

Shahnaj Begum

Premium issues are likely to dominate the ministerial-level talks between Bangladesh and India that is schedule to be held at New Delhi on October 5.A-19 member delegation lead by the State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral resources will be

SAARC Summit postponed

Shahnaj Begum

The 19th SAARC Summit, scheduled to be held in Islamabad in November, has finally been postponed after Bangladesh and India on Tuesday announced its inability to join it apparently amid regional tensions.Although officials are yet to receive the message of

Probes find no real cause of Tampaco fire

Shahnaj Begum

Committees formed to submit investigation reports on the fire at Tongi's Tampaco Foils Factory failed to identify a definitive cause of the blaze but they found huge irregularities in the use of gas by the company.Tampaco has set up a

Phulbari, Barapukuria coal Mining method puzzles bosses

Shahnaj Begum

The authorities of the Phulbari and Barapukuria Coal Mine Company are facing insurmountable difficulties in adapting one particular method of coal extraction, open pit or underground for a large scale mining.To support the coal-fired power plants and other industries, the

Islamabad SAARC Summit hangs in balance

Shahnaj Begum

Pakistan's prospect of hosting the next summit of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) this year is bleak because of political turmoil between India and Pakistan in recent time, according to diplomatic sources.Sources also said that several other

GSB set to start study on river sand for strategic minerals soon

Shahnaj Begum

Geological Survey of Bangladesh (GSB) is set to conduct a study of the sediments in the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna (GBM) river systems soon to identify and assess the economic value of strategic minerals in Bangladesh's river sand.Director General of GSB Dr Nehal

PM’s power pledge for Patgram coming true

Shahnaj Begum

People living in Patgram enclave under Lalmonirhat district will be able to enjoy the taste of electricity within the next six months as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has given her nod to power connections there, a longstanding demand of the

Chinese Prez due this month

Shahnaj Begum

Chinese President Xi Jinping is likely to pay an official visit to Bangladesh late September, marking 40 years of China-Bangladesh friendship. Bangladesh is getting ready to sign six mega projects involving US$6.07 billion with China during the upcoming visit, according

Hydro-power company soon

Shahnaj Begum

The government now plans setting up a company to tap hydro-power sources, local and foreign.The company, Hydro Power Generation Company, will look to import electricity from the hydro-power plants in high altitude countries like Nepal and Bhutan.We have been working

Tullow gets go-ahead to carry out well-intervention

Shahnaj Begum

With a goal to reach the existing level of 120 mmcf gas output, Irish Tullow plans to carry out the well-intervention and work-over programmes apart from injecting water into a well at Bangora gas field. The gas output declined to