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5 Killed In Bangladesh Train Fire, Police Suspect Arson Ahead Of Polls
Five people were killed in Bangladesh after a passenger train caught fire Friday, with police suspecting an arson attack during unrest ahead of national elections boycotted by the opposition.
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Biman Bangladesh Pilot Suffers Heart Attack Mid-Air, Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Nagpur
A Biman Bangladesh plane going from Muscat to Dhaka made an emergency landing at Nagpur on Friday after the pilot suffered a heart attack, an airport official said.
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Dhaka Premier League Match Officials Attacked In Clash Between Police And Protesting Workers: Report
A group of match officials employed at the Dhaka Premier League escaped with minor injuries after the car they were travelling in was attacked.
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Bangladesh Cafe Reopens 6 Months After Worst Terror Attack; Report
The upscale cafe in Bangladesh where Islamist terrorists killed 22 hostages including an Indian girl in the country's worst terror attack last year has reopened in Dhaka after moving to another location with enhanced security, media reports said.
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Terror-Hit Dhaka Bakery Returned To Property Owner
Four-months after Bangladesh's worst terror attack on an upscale cafe in Dhaka in the capital's diplomatic enclave, authorities have returned the eatery where 22 people, including an Indian girl, were killed during a bloody siege by Islamist terrorists.
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Bangladesh Detain Indian Over Illegal Cricket Gambling
The suspect was detained during Friday's first one-day international of England's controversial tour to Bangladesh, held despite the country's deadliest terror attack on a Dhaka cafe in July
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Bangladeshi Student Cleared Over Deadly Cafe Attack
A Bangladeshi court Wednesday formally exonerated a student at a Canadian university of involvement in a deadly cafe siege, two months after he was arrested and charged over the carnage.
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Student Arrested After Dhaka Cafe Attack Acquitted Of Terror Charges
A man who was dining in a Dhaka cafe when it was attacked by Islamist militants and who was later detained as a suspect has been acquitted of terrorism charges and released on bail, police said on Sunday.
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Months After Cafe Siege, Dhaka Attackers Buried 'Unclaimed'
More than two months after the cafe; siege in Dhaka that killed 20, five terrorists and another suspected attacker killed in the raid have been buried by a charitable trust.
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Bangladesh Buries Cafe Attackers After Months
A Bangladeshi charity today buried the five Islamist extremists behind July's devastating attack on a Dhaka cafe after their families refused to take the bodies, police said.
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England Captain Eoin Morgan Opens up on Bangladesh Security Fears
Eoin Morgan, England captain, has yet to commit to Bangladesh tour whose future was called into question after an attack on a Dhaka cafe in July saw 20 hostages killed
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Kevin Pietersen Warns Eoin Morgan Against Bangladesh No-Show
England coach Trevor Bayliss has confirmed he has no qualms about touring Bangladesh, although Moeen Ali is the only England player to so far state publicly, and without qualification, that he will go if selected
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4 Jamaat-Ul-Mujahideen Women Terrorists Arrested In Bangladesh
At least four women terrorists of the outlawed Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen were arrested today in Bangladesh, weeks after similar arrests were made here as part of nation-wide crackdown following the country's worst terror attack on an upscale cafe.
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Senior Home Ministry Official May Be Axed Over Nod To Zakir Naik's NGO
A senior joint secretary - heading the division of the Home Ministry that decides on visa policy and foreign funding of NGOs - is likely to be suspended for allowing Islamic Research Foundation (IRF), headed by Islamic TV evangelist Zakir Naik to receive foreign funds.
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3 Home Ministry Officials Suspended Over Renewal Of Zakir Naik's NGO Licence
Three junior officials of the Ministry of Home were removed on Thursday, after it was found that the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act license of Islamic Research Foundation, a non-profit, headed by Salafi preacher Zakir Naik, had been renewed as an oversight.
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5 Killed In Bangladesh Train Fire, Police Suspect Arson Ahead Of Polls
Five people were killed in Bangladesh after a passenger train caught fire Friday, with police suspecting an arson attack during unrest ahead of national elections boycotted by the opposition.
-
Biman Bangladesh Pilot Suffers Heart Attack Mid-Air, Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Nagpur
A Biman Bangladesh plane going from Muscat to Dhaka made an emergency landing at Nagpur on Friday after the pilot suffered a heart attack, an airport official said.
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Dhaka Premier League Match Officials Attacked In Clash Between Police And Protesting Workers: Report
A group of match officials employed at the Dhaka Premier League escaped with minor injuries after the car they were travelling in was attacked.
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Bangladesh Cafe Reopens 6 Months After Worst Terror Attack; Report
The upscale cafe in Bangladesh where Islamist terrorists killed 22 hostages including an Indian girl in the country's worst terror attack last year has reopened in Dhaka after moving to another location with enhanced security, media reports said.
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Terror-Hit Dhaka Bakery Returned To Property Owner
Four-months after Bangladesh's worst terror attack on an upscale cafe in Dhaka in the capital's diplomatic enclave, authorities have returned the eatery where 22 people, including an Indian girl, were killed during a bloody siege by Islamist terrorists.
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Bangladesh Detain Indian Over Illegal Cricket Gambling
The suspect was detained during Friday's first one-day international of England's controversial tour to Bangladesh, held despite the country's deadliest terror attack on a Dhaka cafe in July
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Bangladeshi Student Cleared Over Deadly Cafe Attack
A Bangladeshi court Wednesday formally exonerated a student at a Canadian university of involvement in a deadly cafe siege, two months after he was arrested and charged over the carnage.
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Student Arrested After Dhaka Cafe Attack Acquitted Of Terror Charges
A man who was dining in a Dhaka cafe when it was attacked by Islamist militants and who was later detained as a suspect has been acquitted of terrorism charges and released on bail, police said on Sunday.
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Months After Cafe Siege, Dhaka Attackers Buried 'Unclaimed'
More than two months after the cafe; siege in Dhaka that killed 20, five terrorists and another suspected attacker killed in the raid have been buried by a charitable trust.
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Bangladesh Buries Cafe Attackers After Months
A Bangladeshi charity today buried the five Islamist extremists behind July's devastating attack on a Dhaka cafe after their families refused to take the bodies, police said.
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England Captain Eoin Morgan Opens up on Bangladesh Security Fears
Eoin Morgan, England captain, has yet to commit to Bangladesh tour whose future was called into question after an attack on a Dhaka cafe in July saw 20 hostages killed
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Kevin Pietersen Warns Eoin Morgan Against Bangladesh No-Show
England coach Trevor Bayliss has confirmed he has no qualms about touring Bangladesh, although Moeen Ali is the only England player to so far state publicly, and without qualification, that he will go if selected
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4 Jamaat-Ul-Mujahideen Women Terrorists Arrested In Bangladesh
At least four women terrorists of the outlawed Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen were arrested today in Bangladesh, weeks after similar arrests were made here as part of nation-wide crackdown following the country's worst terror attack on an upscale cafe.
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Senior Home Ministry Official May Be Axed Over Nod To Zakir Naik's NGO
A senior joint secretary - heading the division of the Home Ministry that decides on visa policy and foreign funding of NGOs - is likely to be suspended for allowing Islamic Research Foundation (IRF), headed by Islamic TV evangelist Zakir Naik to receive foreign funds.
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3 Home Ministry Officials Suspended Over Renewal Of Zakir Naik's NGO Licence
Three junior officials of the Ministry of Home were removed on Thursday, after it was found that the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act license of Islamic Research Foundation, a non-profit, headed by Salafi preacher Zakir Naik, had been renewed as an oversight.
