Bangladesh have fought off India’s comeback for a 3-1 victory to reach the final of SAFF U16 Women’s Championship in Nepal. India will play Nepal on Friday for the other spot in the final as both sides are tied on three points with victories over Bhutan who have been eliminated. For Bangladesh, Friday’s dead rubber against Bhutan is now a warm-up game for the final. Even the match against India was a dress rehearsal of the final, Titu had said earlier, hinting at the rivalry between the two sides that peaked after they were declared champions jointly in the dramatic final of the SAFF U19 Women’s Championship recently. Arpita Biswas sealed the fate of the match with a third in the 89th minute.
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March 05, 2024 16:50 UTC
SANGSAD BHABAN, Mar 5, 2024 (BSS) - The first session of 12th parliament was prorogued on Tuesday after twenty-two sittings as the session started on January 30. Jatiya Sangsad Leader Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina delivered her valedictory speech at the closing of the session. Fifty parliamentary standing committees were formed while twenty-three parliamentary standing committees also were reconstructed during the session. Along with enactment of the laws, two bills were passed during the twenty-two working session. Speaker Dr Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury also thanked all MPs, officials, journalists, law enforcers and fire service and civil defense personnel for their services rendered for smoothly holding the parliament session.
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March 05, 2024 16:37 UTC
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March 05, 2024 15:50 UTC
DHAKA, March 5, 2024 (BSS) - Health and Family Welfare Minister Professor Dr Samanta Lal Sen today said physicians attached with healthcare facilities in rural areas will be given special opportunities including financial incentives. Samanta said doctors and health workers will get special opportunities, if they serve the rural people. Large segments of people are living in rural setting, he said, adding the government is working to reach treatment facilities to the door steps of the common people. The health minister said the doctors at upazila level hospitals and health centres have huge responsibilities for providing healthcare facilities to the people living in rural areas. He urged the medical professionals particularly in rural areas as well as hard-to-reach areas to extend health services for upholding professional dignity.
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March 05, 2024 12:42 UTC
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March 05, 2024 12:14 UTC
DHAKA, March 5, 2024 (BSS) - The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court today ordered authorities concerned to transfer Taka 420 crore of the customers of multilevel marketing company (MLM) UniPay2U to the government treasury. The three-member apex court bench headed by Chief Justice Obaidul Hassan passed the order, paving way for the customers to get their money back by applying to the government. The apex court today ordered to transfer the money to the government treasury. It also ordered to publish advertisement on national dailies, so that customers can claim their money within 30 days," Barrister Aneek R Haque, who moved the plea for the customers at the court, told newsmen. The lawyer said the government will scrutinize their claims and arrange the process to give them their money back.
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March 05, 2024 12:12 UTC
The Restaurant Owners Association has described the drives by government agencies at various restaurants across Dhaka following the loss of life in the fire at Green Cozy Cottage on Dhaka’s Bailey Road as ‘harassment’. Imran Hassan, the association’s general secretary, says, “At this moment, in the name of raids, they are causing chaos across Dhaka city. But the restaurant has the necessary licences from 12 government agencies.”“The city corporations, RAJUK [the capital development authority], and other government agencies are now harassing every restaurant in the city. A RAJUK mobile court conducted a raid in Dhaka’s Bailey Road on Tuesday and closed the Nawabi Voj restaurant in the AQI Shopping Mall. The task force will consist of people from the Restaurant Owners’ Association, experts from FBCCI and BUET if necessary.”
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March 05, 2024 12:00 UTC
Lady Lake, FL (32159)TodayRain showers early becoming more intermittent for the afternoon. Thunder possible. Chance of rain 60%..TonightScattered thunderstorms early, then mainly cloudy overnight with thunderstorms likely. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 80%.
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March 05, 2024 11:38 UTC
5 Tennessee eyeing first SEC regular-season title in 6 yearsNo. 5 Tennessee has a chance to clinch its first Southeastern Conference regular-season championship since sharing the title with Auburn in 2017-18
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March 05, 2024 11:15 UTC
Despite the overcast, rainy conditions last Saturday, The Cornell Daily Sun still rose to elect its 142nd Editorial Board. Starting off with our premier, the man of the hour is Gabriel Levin ’26, our 142nd editor in chief. She’s thrilled to continue serving on the business board and establish more initiatives and efforts to support our Editorial Board for more amazing stories! Leaderboard 2Behind every great news editor is a brilliant assistant news editor, and this year we’ve got two on the Board. She’ll be aided by Assistant Sports Editor Hamna Waseem ’27, who herself will be aided by her cat Juniper (not a member of the 142nd Board).
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March 05, 2024 04:53 UTC
The Student Assembly elections committee passed Resolution 59 at their Feb. 29 meeting, during which they updated the election rules to include a tabling requirement along with a documented form of student engagement. Some S.A. members supported the tabling policy, saying that the policy would save time and increase student engagement with the candidates. Parikh said that in light of historically low turnout in S.A. elections, revising the election rules to encourage more student engagement could potentially improve voter participation. Petitioning involves candidates reaching within their social network to gather signatures, while tabling would expose candidates to the student body at-large, Parikh explained. The S.A. approved the amendment in a 14-9 vote before passing the amended election rules.
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March 05, 2024 03:36 UTC
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March 05, 2024 00:59 UTC
Amid concerns from the Cornell community about the University’s Interim Expressive Activity Policy, the Student Assembly unanimously passed Resolution 58 on Feb. 22, which called for the policy’s suspension. The S.A. requested that the University suspend this policy until a process for formal consultation with the University assemblies is finalized. It also calls for the policy to be suspended until a process for formal consultation with the Cornell assemblies is agreed upon. “The Interim Expressive Activity Policy states that it will be enforced through ‘the appropriate office for disciplinary action,’” the resolution reads. “This interim policy appears to be in direct reaction to the rise of protest[s], rallies and demonstrations on the Ithaca campus,” the resolution states.
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March 05, 2024 00:52 UTC