Two motorcyclists killed in Dhamrai road accident
SAVER, Feb 11, 2024 (BSS) - Two motorcyclists were killed as a covered vanhit their motorcycle in Dhamrai upazila today. The deceased were identified as Ziaur Rahman, 40, and Md Janib Ali, 50. Theywere the residents of Joypura area in Dhamrai Upazila. Sub-Inspector Shah Alam of Golora Highway Thana said the accident took placethis afternoon in Bathuli area. Ziaur Rahman and Janib Ali who used to sellmeat died on the spot.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
February 11, 2024 17:05 UTC
Runaway policeman is sentenced to death for Kushtia triple murder in 2021
A Kushtia court has sentenced an assistant sub-inspector of police to death, who has been absconding since jumping bail in 2022, for murdering a woman, her son, and another person in broad daylight around three years ago. Soumen, a native of Asba village in Magura Sadar Upazila, was working as an ASI at Fultala Police Station in Khulna. During interrogation, Soumen told the police that Asma was his wife and Robin her son from her previous marriage. Asma’s mother, Hasina Khatun, the plaintiff in the case against Soumen, was disappointed at the bail granted to Soumen. Public Prosecutor Anup said Soumen was freed after submitting a bail bond to the trial court on November 24, 2022.
Source:bd News24
February 11, 2024 15:55 UTC
Flagstaff History: Small group survived days in blizzard near Navajo Mountain
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Source:Daily Sun
February 11, 2024 15:50 UTC
Hasina receives GI certificates for Tangail saree, two other products
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has received the Geographical Indication (GI) certificates for three renowned Bangladeshi products -- Tangail sarees, Narsingdi's Sagar bananas, and Gopalganj's rosogolla. Industries Minister Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun and Secretary Zakia Sultana handed over the certificates to the premier at the start of a cabinet meeting at her office on Sunday. These certificates recognise the unique geographical origin and qualities of these products. Afterwards, Hasina also unveiled the cover of Science and Technology Minister Yeafes Osman's poetry book 'Pitarai Pratichchabi'. The Directorate of Patents, Designs and Trademarks (DPDT) has also published a gazette on the GI status of the three products.
Source:bd News24
February 11, 2024 13:22 UTC
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Source:Daily Sun
February 11, 2024 11:06 UTC
Super Bowl supporters are flocking to restaurants and neighborhood parties in The Villages
The Chiefs Watch Party group head to the Gator’s Dockside restaurant in Brownwood to watch the Kansas City Chiefs play. About 40 members plan to be at the restaurant today to cheer on their team for Super Bowl LVIII.
Source:Daily Sun
February 11, 2024 11:06 UTC
‘Notting Hill’ & More Movies That Make Hugh Grant Our Ultimate Romantic Hero
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February 11, 2024 10:43 UTC
Nebraska men drop Top 5 showdown; Husker women also suffer road loss
Husker women suffer road lossThe No. 24-ranked Nebraska women's gymnastics team fell to Maryland 196.675-196.125 on Saturday in College Park, Maryland. The Huskers did win four event titles, including Kinsey Davis, who won the bars title with a score of 9.975. Other Husker winners included Martina Comin in the vault (9.900), Sophia McClelland in the beam (9.875) and Emma Spence in the all-around (39.350). Nebraska returns home to take on Penn State on Saturday at the Devaney Sports Center.
Source:Daily Sun
February 11, 2024 08:48 UTC
A patient lives, another dies after Bangladesh's latest cadaveric kidney transplants
Later that day, his kidneys were transplanted into two patients at BSMMU and the Kidney Foundation Hospital. "Doctors recommended a kidney transplant, but everyone in our family had diabetes, making them ineligible to donate a kidney." A patient lives, another dies after Bangladesh's latest cadaveric kidney transplants"They advised us to stay in contact with the hospital and registered my daughter's name. The second recipient was a 44-year-old man treated at the Kidney Foundation Hospital. The first cadaveric kidney transplant in Bangladesh was conducted in January 2023 at BSMMU, where kidneys from 20-year-old Sarah Islam, declared brain-dead, were transplanted into two women.
Source:bd News24
February 11, 2024 08:16 UTC
Ocean sponges suggest Earth has warmed longer, more than thought: ‘Time’s running out’
A handful of centuries-old sponges from deep in the Caribbean are causing some scientists to think human-caused climate change began sooner and has heated the world more than they thought. Other scientists were skeptical of the study's claim that the world has warmed that much more than thought. He said this study also supports the theory that climate change is accelerating, proposed last year by former NASA top scientist James Hansen. Carbon dioxide and other gases from the burning of fossil fuels are what causes climate change, scientists have established. Most urgently.”How climate change may impact your auto insurance How climate change may impact your auto insurance
Source:Daily Sun
February 11, 2024 07:25 UTC
Second phase of Ijtema ends with prayers for peace, unity
The curtain has fallen on the second and final phase of the Bishwa Ijtema in Gazipur's Tongi with prayers for peace, unity and welfare of Muslims across the globe, reports bdnews24.com. Tens of thousands of devotees from Bangladesh and abroad packed the banks of the Turag River to take part in the 'Akheri Munajat' or final prayer on Sunday. Maulana Yusuf bin Saad, the eldest son of the renowned Indian cleric Maulana Saad Kandhlawi, led the prayer, which ended at 11:43 am. Later, Maulana Yusuf delivered a spiritual address and conducted the final prayer, with Maulana Monir bin Yusuf providing the Bangla translation. The second phase, dedicated to the followers of Saad Kandhlawi, began on Friday.
Source:bd News24
February 11, 2024 06:56 UTC
How sold-out crowd could help Nebraska women ‘capitalize’ on recruiting trail
The only previous women’s basketball sellout came against Missouri in 2010 when the Huskers played at the smaller Devaney Sports Center. It should be the largest crowd in the 50 seasons of Nebraska women’s basketball. She’ll do it with 39 points, the same number as her Pinnacle Bank Arena record from her sophomore season. During the basketball game there was a TV graphic tracking how many points Clark needs to set the record. The Iowa-Penn State basketball game was 236,000 more than the previous high for a women’s basketball game (Nebraska at Iowa on Jan. 27).
Source:Daily Sun
February 11, 2024 05:14 UTC
BNP leaders are in question for decision to skip polls: Dr Hasan
CHATTOGRAM, Feb 10, 2023 (BSS) - Foreign Minister and Joint General Secretary of Bangladesh Awami League Dr. Hasan Mahmud said, BNP leaders are in question for their suicidal decision of not participating in the last general election. Now BNP leaders are trying to prove that they are still alive by making various statements to alleviate that frustration,” he added. The Foreign Minister said actually two or three leaders of BNP speak on television and BNP has no position anywhere else. “The BNP leaders are trying to mislead people by saying all these. “I have discussed with the Foreign Minister of India, met the Myanmar Foreign Minister at the NAM Summit, where I told him to start the repatriation at least.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
February 11, 2024 04:10 UTC
At the Courthouse 2/10/24
Neal D. Thomas, 42, 923 N. 11th St. Driving during revocation. Ronald W. Noble, 60, 3721 N. Sixth St. $50 for no proof of insurance, $100 for driving under suspension. Jonathan McKinlay, 41, 2012 Market St. Driving during revocation. Robert S. Hillard, 52, 1226 S. Seventh St. Driving during revocation, failure to use seatbelt. Brandon Kopf, 39, 1721 N. 19th St. Driving under suspension, possession of a controlled substance.
Source:Daily Sun
February 11, 2024 04:09 UTC
S. Korea's Yoon tells Marines to 'act first, report later' if provoked
SEOUL, Feb 11, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol told his Marine Corps on Saturday to "act first, report later" if provoked, following an escalation of threats from North Korea. Nuclear-armed North Korea has this year declared South Korea its "principal enemy", closed agencies dedicated to reunification and outreach, and threatened war over "even 0.001 millimetres" of territorial infringement. In January, North Korea fired an artillery barrage near two South Korean border islands, prompting a live-fire drill by the South and evacuation orders for residents. Yoon said last week the "irrational" North Korean government was likely to carry out multiple provocations, including cyberattacks and drone intrusions, ahead of the South's election on April 10. North Korea has a long track record of provocations ahead of South Korean elections, experts say, part of its broader strategy to cause disruption south of the border.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
February 11, 2024 04:06 UTC