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Bangladesh Nationalist Party has completed all its preparations to hold its widely publicised grand rally in the city today.>> A high official of the United States government yesterday expressed 'concern' about Bangladesh's future and spelt out the measures the US expects Dhaka to take if it is to become a 'full partner' in its battle against Islamic terrorism. >> The commerce minister, Altaf Hossain Chowdhury, on Tuesday claimed he did not return empty-handed from the just-concluded ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Hong Kong despite Washington?s avowed unwillingness to provide Dhaka duty-free access for garment products.>> The main opposition Awami League on Tuesday criticised the government for its failure to protect the country?s interests in the just-concluded ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Hong Kong.

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Head Line	News Source	Issue Date
Special drives fail to tame crimes in Jhenidah	The Daily Star	2005-10-19
10 injured as Hindu families attacked	The Daily Star	2005-10-19
Gas supply rationed	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Harkatul Jihad banned at last;Govt terms it 'a terrorist outfit'	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
?Four lakh children engaged in hazardous labour?	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
TIB report: Bangladesh now 2nd most corrupt country	The New Nation	2005-10-18
Terrorist link-Decision to make list of Rohingya refugees	News From Bangladesh	2005-10-18
TENGRATILA BLOW-OUTS- Govt plans compensation claim this month	News From Bangladesh	2005-10-18
Unprecedented security for SAARC summit planned	News From Bangladesh	2005-10-18
Dhaka turns into city of rickshaws	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Small Power Plant Deals; Govt shelves unsolicited awarding on WB threat	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Prevent killing of guest birds to tackle avian flu; Govt asks livestock staff	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
3 killed in blast at ship-breaking yard	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
20,000-man security blanket for Saarc meet	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Unified system to lower science edn standard; Decision to change method 'secretly' criticised at discussion	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
SCBA boycotts courtesy call on chief justice	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Corruption costs country Tk 193,083 cr in 4 years; Dr Mohiuddin tells seminar	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Phulbari Coal Mine Project to turn vast area into desert; Speakers tell roundtable	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
One gets 20 yrs' RI for selling wife to brothel	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Mobile courts fine shops, factories Tk 13.6 lakh	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Dead chickens for hospital patients!	The Daily Star	2005-10-18
Question leaks, politicisation mars education	New Age	2005-10-18
Dhaka least prepared to block bird flu outbreak; Delay to act may put investment worth billions, countless lives at risk	Financial Express	2005-10-17
Govt adopts PRSP	New Age	2005-10-17
Ministers, MPs took all benefits depriving others; Say aggrieved BNP grassroots leaders	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
Saarc Summit; Security teams from India, Maldives start arriving from today	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
Momin Killing;Ex-Motijheel OC Rafiq surrenders, sent to jail	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
Old city dwellers protest water crisis	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
Tongi power plant likely to be closed till December	New Age	2005-10-17
Controversies, graft charges plague Huda	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
JS body questions Armed Forces Division's functioning under PMO	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
Jamaat man linked to militants freed on political pressure	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
Seperation of Judiciary; Govt seeks 21st extension of deadline today	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
Aug 17 Blast; All cases go to speedy court by month-end	The Daily Star	2005-10-17
Bar body won't meet SC judges if Faizee is present	The Daily Star	2005-10-17

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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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