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Notice over dress code draws flak from all quarters | Eid-e-Miladunnabi today | Bangladesh edges past India, lags behind Sri Lanka in law and order index | Educational institutions to remain shut until Nov 14 | Country records 25 new Covid-19 deaths, 1,681 fresh cases

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Defaming a person is a crime but ridiculing our Prophet is free expression: This hypocrisy not acceptable

The angry reaction in the Muslim world continues to escalate against French President Emmanuel Macron's anti-Muslim remarks as thousands condemning
$Job seekers, who passed the government primary school assistant teacher recruitment examination, observe their fast-unto-death programme in front of the National Press Club in the city on Thursday seeking Prime Minister\'s intervention for immediate formation of a recruiting panel.$
Job seekers, who passed the government primary school assistant teacher recruitment examination, observe their fast-unto-death programme in front of the National Press Club in the city on Thursday seeking Prime Minister\'s intervention for immediate formation of a recruiting panel.
Notice over dress code draws flak from all quarters

Staff ReporterÂ :The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) sought an explanation from the IPH
Eid-e-Miladunnabi today

The country will observe the holy Eid-e-Miladunnabi today, marking the anniversary of birth of Prophet
Bangladesh edges past India, lags behind Sri Lanka in law and order index

News Desk :Bangladesh scores 81 and ranks 15 out of 144 countries in the law
Forex reserves hit $41 billion

Staff Reporter :The foreign currency reserves crossed $41 billion ($4,100 crore) on Thursday, three weeks
Azerbaijan says Armenia used cluster bombs in deadly Barda attack

Al Jazeera News :Azerbaijan has accused Armenia of using cluster munitions in two days of
As Covid-19 roars back in US, Trump stages rallies in Arizona

Reuters, Goodyear :With less than a week before Election Day, President Donald Trump held a
PBI seeks remand for ASI Raihan

Our Correspondent :The Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) has presented Assistant Sub-Inspector Raihanul Islam, the
Extra-judicial killings reduced significantly since August: ASK

Staff Reporter :Incidents of extrajudicial killings came down significantly in the country since August. Nine

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TCB sells commodities like onion, edible oil, potato and few others in view of high prices thereof for the benefit of the poor people. But on Thursday, no TCB truck came. As a result, the consumers\' queue was getting large to larger in front of the Jatiya Press Club.
$TCB sells commodities like onion, edible oil, potato and few others in view of high prices thereof for the benefit of the poor people. But on Thursday, no TCB truck came. As a result, the consumers\' queue was getting large to larger in front of the Jatiya Press Club.$
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Bangladesh Anjuman-E-Talamiz-E-Islamia brings out a protest rally for insulting Prophet Muhammad (Sm) in Sylhet city on Thursday.

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Bangladesh: Pivotal moment to stop violence against women

News Desk :Women and girls in Bangladesh are facing increased domestic violence during the Covid-19
ACC summons DAG Rupa

UNB, Dhaka :The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Thursday summoned Supreme Court's Deputy Attorney General Jannatul
Old Dhaka residents describe Erfan Selim as \'quiet but a patron of rowdy hordes\'

News Desk :Erfan Selim was "not so unruly, but he always had a group of
Protest against insult of Prophet Mohammad (Sm.) in Sylhet

Sylhet Bureau :Protest against insulting of Prophet Mohammad (Sm.) and Holy Eid-E-Miladunnabi (Sm.) procession with
UK lawmakers file legal case against PM Johnson over Russian interference response

Reuters, London :A group of British opposition lawmakers have filed a legal case against Prime
DIG (Prisons) Bazlur Rashid gets bail

Court Correspondent :A Dhaka court yesterday granted bail to DIG (Prisons) Bazlur Rashid in a
Uncertainty clouds future of DU-affiliated college students

UNB, Dhaka :Tamim Ahmed wants to become a police officer after completing his master's from
Minni sent to Kashimpur Jail from Barguna

Our Correspondent :Ayesha Siddiqua Minni, who was sentenced to death in the much-sensationalised Rifat Sharif

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