Newly-appointed Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sheikh Sajjat Ali has promised to provide maximum support to people under any conditions. The officials with different ranks of the DMP made specific recommendations and presented their suggestions to the new DMP commissioner on the occasion. All members of the DMP team are working to keep the city dwellers as safe as possible, he said. “All DMP members will have to serve with more sincerity and professionalism. All team members must have a soul connection with the team leader.

LALMONIRHAT, Nov 23, 24 (BSS)- BNP Standing Committee member Gayeshwar Chandra Roy today urged the interim government to hold the general elections in the quickest possible time to restore democratic rights of the people. "The people of the country are yet to get back their voting rights after ousted fascist Sheikh Hasina's regime," he told a discussion on 'Shaheed Zia Memorial Football Tournament' at Barobari Shaheed Abul Kashem College playground here. The senior BNP leader said that the people are not interested to hear any new words rather they are eagerly waiting for casting their votes. The football tournament was arranged comprising BNP leaders and activists of eight districts of Rangpur division and Panchagar BNP XI and Lalmonirhat BNP XI faced each other today. Panchagar district BNP XI won today's match by defeating Lalmonirhat with 3-0 goals.

Corsicana, TX (75110)TodayWindy. Cloudy skies will become mostly sunny this afternoon. Winds SSW at 20 to 30 mph. Higher wind gusts possible..TonightMostly clear. Winds SSW at 10 to 20 mph.

Student Assembly President Zora deRham ’27 and seven other high-ranking Assembly leaders announced a resolution at Thursday’s Assembly meeting that, if passed, would limit the independence of the Office of Ethics. These positions would replace the current vice president of internal operations role, which is currently filled by a student body election. “The membership of the Office of Ethics is not selected by the student body,” deRham pointed out in defense of the proposal at the meeting. “We’ve reverted the section about the Office of Ethics to what it was prior, aside from the fact that it is permanently an independent office. The goal was in no way to blindside them.”Resolution 2 established the Office of Ethics as an independent body.

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Indian billionaire Adani down again, but not outNEW DELHI, Nov 23, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - Indian billionaire Gautam Adani's feverish push to expand his global energy and infrastructure empire has been knocked by US bribery charges, but analysts believe the tycoon will bounce back. The Adani Group dismissed the bribery charge as "baseless" but Shriram Subramanian, founder of corporate governance advisory firm, InGovern Research Services, said it has "huge" implications. The bribery charges are a huge hurdle for key investors, and sparking grassroots demands for greater scrutiny of major projects. In October, Gautam's nephew and board member Sagar Adani -- also named in the indictment -- told AFP there was "no political connection" between Adani Group and Modi's government. But Kugelman warned the "reputational blows", not only to the Adani Group but to India, were "severe".

Parwar for holding election in "legitimate" time after necessary reformsMANIKGANJ, Nov 23, 2024 (BSS) - Secretary General of Bangladesh Jamaat-e- Islami Prof. Mia Golam Parwar today said that the next general election should be held in a legitimate time after necessary reforms. In this connection, he said that the next general election must be held after necessary reforms of Civil and Police administration, Election Commission and the Bureaucracy as expected by the people. Parwar, a former member of parliament (MP), was addressing a party Workers Conference of Manikganj District at the Manikganj Government High School Play Ground as the chief guest. Chaired by Jamaat-e- Islami Central Maslish-e Shura member and Manikganj District Ameer Hafez Maulana Md. Quamrul Islam, the conference was addressed by Central Executive Committee member Muhammad Izzat Ullah, team member of the same area Maulana Muhammad Delwar Hossain, former Central Committee President Md.

Campus coffee shops like Goldie’s Café and Temple of Zeus temporarily closed during the outage because they were unable to process orders. Okenshields and Toni Morrison Dining also temporarily closed and turned students away at the door. A handful of students waited to enter the Cocktail Lounge during the outage, as the loss of power took down the card readers. Some professors canceled class during the outage, while others pressed on, according to several posts on Sidechat and interviews with students. North Campus’s Ecology House did not lose power at all, and the Collegetown Bagels locations in Collegetown and downtown Ithaca lost power for less than a minute.

On Wednesday, battery-run rickshaw drivers blocked the road in Dhaka’s Dayaganj intersection to protest the decision. Lipon said that the organisation has been protesting for 12 years to demanding licenses, route permits and separate lanes for battery-powered rickshaw drivers through a modernised policy. On Oct 24, we were informed that the policy has been finalised.”"Just as we grew hopeful, an organisation of pedal-powered rickshaw drivers filed a writ." Drivers and garage owners protested the announcement, leading to clashes between law enforcers and drivers that left several injured. Afterwards, former prime minister Sheikh Hasina declared that the battery-run rickshaws were allowed to ply the roads in consideration of people’s livelihoods.

Ten others are injured in the high-voltage line incidentThree students of Gazipur’s Islamic University of Technology, or IUT, have died after their picnic bus came into contact with a high-voltage power line in Sreepur. “Tragedy struck when one of the buses, upon reaching Udaykhali village, came into contact with a high-voltage line running alongside the road. However, the last bus touched the high-voltage line, electrocuting the entire vehicle. “The accident occurred when the double-decker bus tilted slightly while giving way to another vehicle, touching the high-voltage line,” he said. Dr Zakiul Islam, deputy director of the hospital, said: “Three students were brought dead to the emergency department.

On Friday, 55-year-old Rishi expressed his frustration and despair, saying: "I’ve worked in the tea garden for so many years. On Friday afternoon, tea workers at the Lakatura Tea Estate shared their plight with reporters, describing the hardships they face due to the prolonged salary delay. The wages of workers at tea estates under the National Tea Company, or NTC, have been withheld for three months. According to Raju Goyala, organising secretary of the central committee of the Bangladesh Tea Workers Union, workers in all 12 tea estates in Sylhet Division under the NTC are facing the same issue. Syed Mahmud Hasan, managing director of Lakatura Tea Estate, said: "The company has made efforts, but no solution has been reached yet.

Northern districts saw light to moderate fog on Friday night, which may intensify into heavy fog late on Saturday night and early on Sunday morningThe last week of November has seen fog growing heavier at night in Bangladesh’s northern districts. Heavy fog is expected at night in these districts and light to moderate dog in Dhaka and the rest of the country until Monday, according to a forecast from the Bangladesh Meteorological Department. Northern districts saw light to moderate fog on Friday night, which may intensify into heavy fog late on Saturday night and early on Sunday morning. A low pressure area developed in the Bay on Sunday, making it the second of the month. The day after that, the sky may still be partly cloudy, but day and night temperatures may remain unchanged across the country.

Here’s a look at Nov. 22, 2024, results for each game:Mega Millions13-20-26-32-65, Mega Ball: 02, Megaplier: 2Check Mega Millions payouts and previous drawings here. Daily 3Midday: 4-2-6Evening: 3-5-0Check Daily 3 payouts and previous drawings here. Daily Derby1st:11 Money Bags-2nd:10 Solid Gold-3rd:3 Hot Shot, Race Time: 1:48.40Check Daily Derby payouts and previous drawings here. Fantasy 501-07-10-11-24Check Fantasy 5 payouts and previous drawings here. Daily 49-7-9-3Check Daily 4 payouts and previous drawings here.

While government employees already receive salaries and allowances via EFT, MPO-listed teachers and staff still rely on state-owned banks to process their payments manually. On Oct 5, World Teachers' Day, the education ministry announced its decision to introduce EFT for MPO payments. “The DSHE is preparing to collect data on all teachers and staff for inclusion in the EFT system. Once the data is incorporated into the iBAS++ process, we aim to start EFT payments from January,” he said. Following the implementation of EFT for private school and college teachers, the process is also being initiated for madrasa staff.

The “radical” stepped hull kept the boat on a nearly parallel plane with the water. When Dan bought this boat, I was not very accustomed to stepped hull boats. At first, it took a while to adjust to the stepped hull. Before long, I anticipated the feel of the hull when we reached speeds that moved the placement of the water under the hull. Dan, Tim and I whooped and raised our arms when we moved out of the channel and headed for open water.