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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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Head Line	News Source	Issue Date
Fazilatunnesa Mujib Hall crisis continues	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Envoy tells FICCI meet China to import more to reduce trade gap	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
More low-lying areas around Dhaka inundated	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Extra-ordinary OIC summit in November	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Petrobangla to sign deal with Unocal	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Patients suffer at Mitford Hospital	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
WB aid for development of local govt bodies assured	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Power supply partially restored in Ctg	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Three suspected arms smugglers held in Bandarban	The Daily Observer	2005-07-25
10 alleged top criminals take shelter in southern region	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Attack on Ctg journalist condemned	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Female schoolteacher abducted in Jessore	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Kidnap, murder of Khulna journalist;All 34 accused acquitted	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Ministers making fun of people?s miseries: AL	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
JS body discusses prices of essentials	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
Taking poison in posh eateries	The News Today	2005-07-25
River erosion takes serious turn in 24 hours	The Daily Observer	2005-07-25
PM seeks more ;WB cooperation to make Bangladesh poverty-free	The Daily Observer	2005-07-25
Cabinet discussion today;Dhaka close to signing convention against financing terrorism	The Daily Observer	2005-07-25
RAJUK demolishes Merul kitchen market	The New Nation	2005-07-25
Bad weather hampers rice procurement: Minister: Lack of foodgrain licence spurs freestyle trading	The New Nation	2005-07-25
11-party for separate programme: AL has no plan for September	The New Nation	2005-07-25
Journalists granted anticipatory bail	The Daily Independent	2005-07-25
AL out to woo Islamists	New Age	2005-07-25
Red alert in Bandarban	New Age	2005-07-25
AL won?t take part in polls for reserved seats in JS	News From Bangladesh	2005-07-24
7 Indians pushed in	News From Bangladesh	2005-07-24
Saarc tourism ministers to meet in Lanka	South Asia Free Media	2005-07-24
Flood situation serious in 3 dists, 8 killed-Inundation of low-lying areas in Dhaka, N'ganj may continue	News From Bangladesh	2005-07-24
India to train Saarc mountaineers	South Asia Free Media	2005-07-24
Praful C Patel meets PM-Continued WB aid assured	News From Bangladesh	2005-07-24
Security, water to top Indo-Bangla talks	South Asia Free Media	2005-07-24
Bangladeshis among 25 arrested in Slovakia	News From Bangladesh	2005-07-24
TENGRATILA TRAUMA-2-Polymer experts fear long-term health threats	News From Bangladesh	2005-07-24
Govt?s all-out bid to make the best of Tata offers	The Daily Independent	2005-07-24

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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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