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A group of Islamist militants escaped arrest, hurling a number of homemade bombs on security forces who raided two militants? den in central-north Mymensingh district, according to police.>> Stringent security measures will be taken for peacefully holding the Biswa Ijtema, the second largest congregation of Muslims in the world, beginning on the bank of Turag River in Tongi on January 27.>> Bangladesh has nothing to gain from the agreement reached at the sixth ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation which concluded in Hong Kong on Sunday evening. >> A Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists faction urged the political parties to ensure an atmosphere conducive to journalism without any fear.

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AGs, GPs can't work independently: Moudud	The Daily Independent	2005-06-23
AL observes 56th founding anniversary today	The Daily Independent	2005-06-23
Google may expand into Online payments	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
B Chy accuses pro-govt people of making fortunes	The Daily Independent	2005-06-23
Microsoft aims for 10m Xbox 360s	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
Samsung first to mass produce faster graphics chip	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
?Bangladesh is a superb combination of natural beauty?	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
Qatar minister due tomorrow	The Daily Independent	2005-06-23
Discussion on policies for software industry in budget today	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
Mango processed items, export can fetch huge forex	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
College student shot at in city	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
Case against Bidisha;HC asks govt to present evidence	The News Today	2005-06-23
Alliance govt wants to cling to power thru' vote rigging: Zillur	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
Dumping of water transports wastages threatens acqua life, public health	The Daily Observer	2005-06-23
JP won?t be used by any party : Ershad	The News Today	2005-06-23
India, B'desh agree to sort out rifts	News From Bangladesh	2005-06-22
Construction of Jatrabari-Gulistan flyover to begin from mid-July	News From Bangladesh	2005-06-22
BAPA concerned over India's river link project	News From Bangladesh	2005-06-22
Court allows police to quiz Bidisha in hospital	New Age	2005-06-22
?10 greatest Bengalis alive'	New Age	2005-06-22
Saarc experts for expanding road network	South Asia Free Media	2005-06-22
US under secy to discuss Bangladesh politics	New Age	2005-06-22
PM should know corruption has become family business for some	The New Nation	2005-06-22
PM should know corruption has become family business for some	The New Nation	2005-06-22
US urged to pass law to grant duty-free access	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
Boycotting of parliament is the gravest threat to democracy	The New Nation	2005-06-22
BoI chief terms his new ?energy job' challenging	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
Saifur rejects plea to withdraw SIM tax	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
Ctg port stevedoring workers go on hunger strike	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
Kalurghat rly bridge reopens today	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
HC issues rule on govt for VAT on Teletalk SIM	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
Security, trade issues dominate Dhaka-Delhi FS-level talks	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
Three-member InterPol team due today	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
Three-member InterPol team due today	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22
Money laundering case;Bail petition for Bidisha filed in HC	The Daily Independent	2005-06-22

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Whispering campaign against media The surreptitious manner in which the Press Council chairman has been moving towards imposing new curbs on the media is disturbing. If he has indeed suggested to the government that amendments be made in the existing laws dealing with the press (and there are reasons to believe he has), he has only reinforced the notion that the future of
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