Class: AConference: TrailblazerHead coach: Corey WellsYears as head coach: SecondAssistants: Jackie Boller, Jarrod Wiens, Cole MaschmannLast year's dual record: 4-2; 14th at state2024 outlookThe Beatrice girls wrestling team had a solid season despite having several injuries throughout the year. With the rest of their team returning, head coach Corey Wells is looking for big things. Jorja Boller is a returning state qualifier from last year. The NSAA as split the girls divisions into two class this year and Beatrice will be competing in Class A. "We have high goals for this team," Wells said.

Mohammad Babu, who was injured by police fire during the Anti-discrimination Student Movement protests, is on his way to Thailand for advanced medical treatment. On Jul 20, Babu was shot in the Jatrabari area as police attempted to disrupt the protests using helicopters. Babu was shot in the stomach and the bullet pierced his body before leaving his body below the waist. Dr Humayun said Babu was left on the road for nearly six hours after he was shot. He is being taken to Thailand’s Vejthani Hospital.”Six of those injured during the mass uprising have already been sent abroad for treatment.

General Daily Insight for November 23, 2024 We might not get everything we want today, but we’ll probably get whatever we truly need. Leo July 23 – August 22 You may currently be frustrated about a financial situation that didn’t go your way. Virgo August 23 – September 22 A close relationship of yours could feel tired and boring at this time. Although you may not enjoy raining on everyone else’s parade, you’re probably not saying no without a good reason. Your process of deciding how to proceed might take in factors beyond the specific issue they’re raising — you’re potentially more worried about setting a precedent that will encourage others to make similar requests.

As billions are spent on surveillance, the untapped potential of citizen participation could revolutionise governance and accountability, says Mahmudur R MannaEmpowering citizens – the game-changing idea Bangladesh needs now! While governments and organisations spend billions on cameras, sensors, and centralised systems, the untapped potential of citizen participation could revolutionise governance and societal accountability. His response surprised me:“These roads remain in excellent condition because citizens actively report any issues. What if:· Every citizen becomes a vigilant partner in governance, equipped with an app to report violations? · A share of the fine or penalty was given to the reporting citizen as a reward?

The Bangladesh embassy in Thailand has warned citizens about job scams in Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia, following reports of people being 'held hostage' under the guise of employment offers. According to the embassy, scam centres operating in these countries use online platforms, including fake websites, emails, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Telegram, to lure victims with fake job advertisements. Once people are deceived into accepting these offers, they are reportedly taken to scam centres, where both Bangladeshis and nationals from other countries are forcibly held at gunpoint and coerced into participating in scam operations. They can also seek assistance from the Bangladesh embassies in foreign countries to verify the details of the recruiting company. Several Bangladeshis who managed to escape and were freed from scam centres in Myanmar and Cambodia have already been repatriated to Bangladesh, the embassy said.

The tarpaulin at the venue has been removed after threats were received to halt the 'Mohoti Sadhusanga and Lalon Mela', a festival held in memory of the mystic saint Lalon Shah in Narayanganj Sadar Upazila. Deputy Commissioner of Narayanganj Md Mahmudul Hoque said "The organisers sought permission for the Lalon Mela, but a group submitted a memorandum requesting its cancellation. He added, “Considering the law and order situation, the arrangement of the Lalon Mela has been prohibited." Sadhusanga and Lalon Mela will not be held. Assistant Sub-Inspector Md Jahangir from Fatulla Model Police Station said, "Some locals are against the Sadhusanga and Lalon Mela.

But now, a shortage of dollars and widespread protests amid a power struggle between the incumbent president and his predecessor have plunged Bolivians into a state of perpetual uncertainty. Whether the allegations against Morales are true or not, said Valverde, they are part of an "instrumentalization of justice." "It is the Bolivian political culture, in which institutions are subordinated to political interests," said political scientist Ana Lucia Velasco, who studies political polarization. The World Justice Project rates Bolivia 131st out of 142 countries for rule of law. A new alignment of high-court judges, following the coming election, could reverse decisions now affecting Morales.

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He says the party is focused on maintaining good relations with IndiaJamaat-e-Islami chief Shafiqur Rahman has remarked that his party has never been “anti-India”. “That is completely baseless, founded on misconceptions, and a deliberate, targeted propaganda and falsehood to portray Jamaat wrongly,” said Shafiqur. The Jamaat-e-Islami chief also emphasised that the party is focused on maintaining good relations with all neighbouring countries. Speaking of elections, Shafiqur stated that the public is eager to vote after the Awami League government was toppled on Aug 5. The Jamaat-e-Islami chief opined that the polls will be held in a reasonable time as “consensus” is needed on various issues.

Ceasefire Prospects Dim As Israeli Strikes Intensify Violence escalates with airstrikes and ground clashes, complicates Lebanon ceasefire talksIsraeli airstrikes and military operations have recently escalated tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, resulting in significant casualties and casting shadows over efforts to broker a ceasefire. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has characterized these military operations as necessary for Israel’s security, especially following the rocket attacks directed at its southern regions. During the recent assault, Hezbollah retaliated by firing multiple rockets at Israeli positions, with its spokesperson asserting their military efforts are to counteract Israeli aggression. US mediator Amos Hochstein traveled from Beirut to meet with Israeli officials, expressing cautious optimism as details of the proposed ceasefire terms began to surface. Conversely, reports suggest the proposed ceasefire faces challenges; certain Israeli officials hinted at remaining gaps between Israeli and Lebanese positions.

Train services between Dhaka and the southern region have resumed after a five-hour disruption caused by protests from battery-run rickshaw drivers in Dhaka’s Jurain. The disruption began around 11am when rickshaw drivers blocked both the road and rail lines in the area. This led to the suspension of all train services along the route. The battery-run rickshaw drivers took the streets for the third consecutive day, protesting a High Court order banning the operation of their vehicles in Dhaka. After that, road traffic and train services returned to normal”, the OC added.

Two more people have died of dengue while 458 new patients have been hospitalised with the Aedes mosquito-borne disease across Bangladesh over the past 24 hours.The number of patients hospitalised with the disease this year has risen to 84,826. The total number of deaths from the illness now stands at 438.The Directorate General of Health Services, or DGHS, said as many as 181 new patients were hospitalised in the Dhaka metropolitan area over the period.In addition, 58 were hospitalised in the Dhaka Division, 22 in the Mymensingh Division, 62 in the Chattogram Division, 65 in the Khulna Division, 47 in the Rajshahi Division, two in the Rangpur Division, 20 in the Barishal Division, and one in the Sylhet Division.As many as 3,870 patients are currently undergoing treatment for dengue in hospitals across the country. Of them, 1,539 are hospitalised in the capital and 2,331 are outside Dhaka.The DGHS has been keeping records of dengue hospitalisations and fatalities since 2000.Since then, a record 321,179 dengue hospitalisations were logged in 2023. That year also saw the most deaths with 1,705. —bdnews24.com

NILPHAMARI, Nov 22, 2024 (BSS) - Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Affairs Adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan today said the government will float tenders for installation of 30-40 renewable energy projects next week. "We can meet electricity demand during irrigation time, by installing renewable energy sources at open places and rooftop of buildings," he told at a meeting with officials of the northern region of Palli Bydut Samity here. Installation of solar power projects can bring down the amount of LNG import and save foreign currency." I am urging the Rangpur Palli Bidyut Samity to implement a 200 MW renewable energy project to increase power production in the country," he added. About illegal occupation of railway land, the adviser said, "Campaign against illegal occupation of railway land is going on across the country.

Smoke rises after an Israeli strike on a building in the Chiyah district of Beirut's southern suburbs, Lebanon Nov 22, 2024. REUTERS/Mohamed AzakirSmoke rises after an Israeli strike on a building in the Chiyah district of Beirut's southern suburbs, Lebanon Nov 22, 2024. REUTERS/Mohamed AzakirIsraeli forces pounded southern Lebanon and the outskirts of the capital Beirut on Friday, killing at least five medics, and ground troops clashed with Hezbollah fighters in the south. Israeli strikes on two other villages in southern Lebanon killed five medics from a rescue force affiliated with Hezbollah, the Lebanese health ministry said. The more than 3,500 people killed by Israeli strikes over the last year include more than 200 medics, the health ministry said.

Traders have taken to the streets to protest a theft at a mobile phone shop in the capital's Jamuna Future Park, reports bdnews24.com. Abdus Samad, a shop manager, said, "A theft occurred at a mobile shop last night. In response, shop owners and employees have come out to protest." Assistant Commissioner HM Shafiqul Rahman of Badda Zone under the DMP's Gulshan Division, said around 2:30pm, "We have learnt that there was a theft at a mobile shop in Jamuna Future Park last night. Mohammad Mazharul Islam, chief of Vatara Police Station, said around 2:30pm, "We are here on-site and in discussions with both parties.