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JCD factional clash leaves 20 injured in Feni

Feni Correspondent: A massive clash between two factions of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) was held over dominance in Daganbhuiyan, Feni leaves at least 20 people injured. The incident took place on Sunday afternoon. The injured are Daganbhuiyan Upazila Chhatra Dal convener KM Saimun Haque Rajib, member secretary Touhidul Islam Manik, senior joint convener Ashraful Haque Jabed, upazila Juba Dal joint convener Mohammad Nasir Uddin, Miraj, Sohel, Saddam, Chaudhuri Hridoy, Jitu. The names and identities of the other injured could not be known immediately. The injured are being treated at various places including the Daganbhuiyan Upazila Health Center. Locals said that the two factions of Chhatra Dal called for protests at Daganbhuiyan Bazar to demand justice for Sheikh Hasina. The...

Trump to cut funding in medical research sector

The Trump administration is going to cut billions of dollars in medical research funding  by reducing the amount of costs to support for universities, hospitals and other scientific institutions.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) told that it was reducing the amount of “indirect” medical research funding going to institutions, which will cut spending by $4bn a year.

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Namibia’s leader Sam Nujoma dies

Sam Nujoma, the guerrilla leader who became Namibia's first president after it won independence from South Africa in 1990, died aged 95 on Saturday, the Namibian presidency said in a post on Facebook. "Our Founding Father lived a long and consequential life during which he exceptionally served the people of his beloved country," said a statement from President Nangolo Mbumba.

US tariffs on Canada, Mexico comes today

President Donald Trump announced that his 25 per cent tariffs on Canada and Mexico will come into effect on Saturday, though he is still considering whether to include oil from these countries in the import taxes. “We may or may not,” Trump told reporters on Thursday in the Oval Office, referring to imposing tariffs on oil from Canada and Mexico. “We’re going to make that decision probably tonight.” Trump explained that his decision would depend on whether the oil prices charged by the two trading partners are fair. However, the primary rationale behind the threatened tariffs is to address illegal immigration and the smuggling of chemicals used to produce fentanyl. The potential imposition of tariffs on Canadian and Mexican oil could contradict Trump’s repeated promise to reduc...

PPP needed to ensure production, supply of safe food

A combined effort of public-private partnership is needed in food production, inspection, and supply to the consumer level through trusted and committed entrepreneurs, disclosed a seminar on safe food on Thursday. Speakers at the seminar said even when food is in a safe method, it is contaminated by the use of harmful chemicals and preservatives during the process of supply to consumers. Sometimes it is produced using unsafe chemicals and fertilizers, they said. The seminar titled ‘'Strengthening smallholder farms...

Nat’l Consensus Commission to be formed

In a Victory Day address to the nation on Monday, Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus announced the interim government’s plan to establish a National Consensus Commission as part of ongoing reform initiatives. The chief adviser said that six reform commissions have already been formed under the interim government and are expected to submit their final reports soon. “Based on these reports, we are moving forward to create a National Consensus Commission composed of the chairpersons of these six commissions,” he added.
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