India blocks Pakistani celebrities on social media
New Delhi widened tit-for-tat measures against Islamabad on Saturday, blocking access to the social media accounts of Pakistani actors and cricketers, as well as extending trade blocks and stopping postal services. India blames Pakistan of backing the deadliest attack in years on civilians in Indian-administered Kashmir on 22 April, in which 26 men were killed….
A-League people are not getting shelter even in forests: Jamaat Amir
Sangram Online: Amir of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said, ‘Awami League’s ministers-MPs and allies have committed so many crimes that now they are not getting shelter even in the forest. Now there is no escape from hiding in canals. Many of them have already been judged for their sins.’ He visited the flood affected area…
Jaishankar calls on PM
Indian Union Minister and former External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her place of residence. “Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Jaishankar discussed in detail the bilateral relations between the two friendly countries,” Foreign Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud told reporters after the meeting. ’ She said…
Deterioration of flood situation in Sherpur: 3 people including women died, army came to rescue
Even though the rain has subsided, the flood situation in three upazilas of Sherpur has worsened due to heavy downpours coming down from Meghalaya in India. Three people have died so far. As the flood water is going downstream, new areas have been flooded in the lower areas of Nalitabari, Jhenaigati and Srivardi upazilas. New…
HSC and equivalent exams start
This year’s HSC and equivalent exams have started. The examination has started simultaneously across the country except Sylhet division from 10 am on Sunday. Will continue till 1 pm. On the first day of examination, Bengali First Paper under General Education Board, Quran Majeed in Alim Examination under Madrasa Board and Bangla-2 Examination of HSC…
‘Need more boats to rescue marooned people
“We need more boats in Noakhali to rescue additional people,” said Jobayer Hossain, a member of the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) in Noakhali. So far, the unit has rescued about 25 volunteers from Begumganj and Sadar upazila, and a team is currently en route to Karimganj Upazila for further rescues. On Wednesday morning, The…