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Organic all the way

In a tiny tin shed in the Barind village of Bohora, Abdul Hamid scoops out a handful of stinky cattle dung from a bucket with his bare hands. He seems undeterred by the earthworms squirming in and out of the compost.
11 December 2018

Chandpur-4: BNP candidate leaves area to protest 'police harassment'

BNP candidate for Chandpur-4 MA Hannan yesterday quit electioneering and left his electoral area in protest against a case filed against his supporters and subsequent harassment by police.
11 December 2018

'Guardians' honoured

Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was murdered in October at his country's Istanbul consulate, was named Time magazine's "Person of the Year" yesterday, an honour he shared with other targeted journalists recognised as "guardians" of the truth.
11 December 2018

Maintain polls atmosphere

Chief Election Commissioner KM Nurul Huda yesterday instructed judicial magistrates across the country to maintain the election atmosphere and make sure there is no destability in the heat of the campaigns.
11 December 2018

US for free, peaceful campaign

US Ambassador to Bangladesh Earl R Miller yesterday laid emphasis on ensuring a favourable environment so that all political parties can continue peaceful election campaign throughout the country freely as the crucial national election takes place on December 30.
11 December 2018

Iran confirms recent missile test amid Western criticism

Iran yesterday confirmed that it had carried out a recent test of a medium-range ballistic missile after Western powers sharply criticised a December 1 launch.
11 December 2018

Independent Aspirants: Dec 30 polls see lowest number

The number of independent candidates in any parliamentary election has hit the lowest this year since 1991.
11 December 2018

Thai junta lifts ban on politics

Thailand's junta yesterday lifted a four-year ban on political campaigning ahead of 2019 elections, prompting Thaksin Shinawatra -- the exiled billionaire who sits at the heart of the kingdom's political rupture -- to hail a "new hope" for the nation.
11 December 2018

Ex-Canadian diplomat detained in China

A former Canadian diplomat has been detained in China, two sources said yesterday, and his current employer, the International Crisis Group, said it was seeking his prompt and safe release.
11 December 2018

News Sites: BTRC blocks, unblocks, then blocks again

Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) unblocked 58 news sites yesterday evening, but blocked 54 of them again at 7:45pm.
10 December 2018

Amnesty calls on ICC to fully probe Boko Haram atrocities

Amnesty International yesterday said the International Criminal Court should start a full-blown investigation into atrocities committed in the Boko Haram insurgency, accusing Nigeria of failing to bring those responsible to justice.
10 December 2018

Twitter CEO slammed for ignoring Rohingya plight in tweets

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has come under fire for tweets about his meditation retreat in Myanmar and encouraging people to visit the country without mentioning what the United Nations has described as "ethnic cleansing" of the Rohingya Muslim minority.
10 December 2018

Stalkers stab schoolgirl in Manikganj

A group of stalkers allegedly stabbed a school girl on her way back home from tuition at Raghunathpur village in Manikganj's Shivalaya upazila yesterday.
10 December 2018

Tigers seek series win

The Bangladesh team gifted captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza a win in his 200th ODI in the first game against West Indies on Sunday, and today they will be looking to clinch the series by winning the match that will take Mashrafe level with Habibul Bashar as having led the team in the most ODIs.
10 December 2018

From mechanic to bomb maker

He was involved in at least 50 bomb attacks in the capital and surrounding areas in the last 15 years, officers said after questioning him.
10 December 2018

New threat to crops

Agriculture scientists in Bangladesh have found a new pest -- fall armyworm -- that has destroyed maize and sorghum fields covering millions of square kilometres and devastated the livelihoods of farmers in Africa.
10 December 2018

2,000 BNP men quit over Jamiat leader's ticket

Around 2,000 activists in Jashore's Manirampur quit the BNP yesterday protesting the party's decision not to nominate any of its leaders for a parliamentary seat in the district, local BNP sources said.
10 December 2018

10 injured in AL-BNP clash in Cumilla

At least 10 people were injured in sporadic clashes between supporters of the Awami League and the BNP in Cumilla yesterday.
10 December 2018

May postpones Brexit deal vote

British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday decided to pull a parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal, throwing Britain's plan to leave the European Union up in the air on the eve of the vote after repeated warnings from lawmakers that she would face a rout.
10 December 2018

Abuse of Bangladeshi Workers: Malaysian rights bodies for probe

Malaysian Labour rights organisations called for an urgent investigation into allegations of abusing workers from Bangladesh, Nepal and Myanmar against Top Glove.
9 December 2018