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"Trying To Make Bangladesh Part Of India": Woman Journalist Mobbed In Dhaka
A mob surrounded senior Bangladesh journalist Munni Saha in Dhaka last night and accused her of spreading misinformation and "doing everything to make Bangladesh a part of India".
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Bangladeshi Journalist Found Dead In Dhaka Lake, Had Said "Better To Die..."
A Bangladeshi TV journalist was found dead in a lake in the country's capital Dhaka today, according to the local media. The body of the journalist, identified as Sarah Rahanuma, 32, was found floating in Dhaka's Hatirjheel lake.
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Bangladesh Star Litton Das Misbehaves With Reporters, Issues Apology
Litton Das' clarification came in after some senior journalists expressed displeasure at his behaviour.
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Kuldeep Yadav's Honest Response To Journalist's "Can Bangladesh Win 1st Test" Question
Kuldeep Yadav produced figures of 5 for 40 against Bangladesh in the first innings of the first Test. The wrist-spinner also scored 40 runs with the bat earlier in the same innings.
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Rohit Sharma Gives 2-Worded Response To Journalist's Question On Crowd Support
Rohit Sharma countered a journo's question during the press conference ahead of the first ODI between India and Bangladesh in Mirpur.
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"Dont Even Know Who Are You Talking About": Babar Azam Tells Journalist On Question Over His Captaincy
Babar Azam handled a question on his captaincy in the press conference after the T20I against Bangladesh in a brilliant fashion. Pakistan will now be facing New Zealand in the final of the tri-series on Friday.
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Bangladesh Journalist, Critical Of Response To Pandemic, Released On Bail
A leading Bangladesh reporter critical of the government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic was released on bail on Sunday and vowed to "continue my journalism", after her detention sparked days of nationwide protests.
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Journalist Arrested, Jailed In Dhaka Amid Widespread Protests
A journalist in Bangladesh known for her investigative reports and recent exposes on corruption in matters relating to the Covid crisis in the country, has been sent to jail after being arrested under the Official Secrets Act.
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Train, Temples Attacked As Bangladesh Clashes Spread After PM Modi Visit
Hundreds of members of a hardline Islamist group attacked Hindu temples and a train in eastern Bangladesh on Sunday, the police and a local journalist said, as violence spread across the country in the wake of a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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'Will You Groom Coach Misbah?': Shoaib Malik Responds To Journalist's Hilarious Question. Watch
Shoaib Malik was asked by a journalist if he would be grooming the coach, since he is "senior" to Misbah-ul-Haq in the Pakistan cricket team.
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Ravichandran Ashwin Stumped By Journalist's "Clean And Pure" Hindi At Press Conference. Watch
Ravichandran Ashwin congratulated the journalist for putting up the question to him in "clean and pure" hindi.
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Bangladesh Journalist Arrested For Reporting On "Election Irregularities"
A Bangladeshi journalist was arrested and another was on the run Wednesday for publishing "false information" about voting irregularities in an election won by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, police said.
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Voters Allege Being Barred From Polling Booths In Bangladesh
At least three voters in southeast Bangladesh, including a journalist, told Reuters on Sunday that they were barred from entering polling booths or were told their ballot papers had already been filled in, hours after voting began in the nation's general election.
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Row Over Hafiz Saeed's Column In Pak Newspaper As 'Contributing Writer'
Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed has donned the hat of a column writer for a leading Urdu newspaper, stirring a debate among journalists as to how the media house allowed the head of a banned terror group to write on the Kashmir issue and the creation of Bangladesh in 1971.
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Bangladesh Briefly Shuts 58 Online News Sites, Due To Security Concerns
Bangladesh's telecoms regulator shut down dozens of online news portals for several hours on Monday, citing security reasons, as officials scrutinise hundreds of sites before a parliamentary election this month. The move comes as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government is already facing criticism for introducing laws that many journalists fear ar...
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"Trying To Make Bangladesh Part Of India": Woman Journalist Mobbed In Dhaka
A mob surrounded senior Bangladesh journalist Munni Saha in Dhaka last night and accused her of spreading misinformation and "doing everything to make Bangladesh a part of India".
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Bangladeshi Journalist Found Dead In Dhaka Lake, Had Said "Better To Die..."
A Bangladeshi TV journalist was found dead in a lake in the country's capital Dhaka today, according to the local media. The body of the journalist, identified as Sarah Rahanuma, 32, was found floating in Dhaka's Hatirjheel lake.
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Bangladesh Star Litton Das Misbehaves With Reporters, Issues Apology
Litton Das' clarification came in after some senior journalists expressed displeasure at his behaviour.
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Kuldeep Yadav's Honest Response To Journalist's "Can Bangladesh Win 1st Test" Question
Kuldeep Yadav produced figures of 5 for 40 against Bangladesh in the first innings of the first Test. The wrist-spinner also scored 40 runs with the bat earlier in the same innings.
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Rohit Sharma Gives 2-Worded Response To Journalist's Question On Crowd Support
Rohit Sharma countered a journo's question during the press conference ahead of the first ODI between India and Bangladesh in Mirpur.
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"Dont Even Know Who Are You Talking About": Babar Azam Tells Journalist On Question Over His Captaincy
Babar Azam handled a question on his captaincy in the press conference after the T20I against Bangladesh in a brilliant fashion. Pakistan will now be facing New Zealand in the final of the tri-series on Friday.
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Bangladesh Journalist, Critical Of Response To Pandemic, Released On Bail
A leading Bangladesh reporter critical of the government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic was released on bail on Sunday and vowed to "continue my journalism", after her detention sparked days of nationwide protests.
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Journalist Arrested, Jailed In Dhaka Amid Widespread Protests
A journalist in Bangladesh known for her investigative reports and recent exposes on corruption in matters relating to the Covid crisis in the country, has been sent to jail after being arrested under the Official Secrets Act.
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Train, Temples Attacked As Bangladesh Clashes Spread After PM Modi Visit
Hundreds of members of a hardline Islamist group attacked Hindu temples and a train in eastern Bangladesh on Sunday, the police and a local journalist said, as violence spread across the country in the wake of a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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'Will You Groom Coach Misbah?': Shoaib Malik Responds To Journalist's Hilarious Question. Watch
Shoaib Malik was asked by a journalist if he would be grooming the coach, since he is "senior" to Misbah-ul-Haq in the Pakistan cricket team.
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Ravichandran Ashwin Stumped By Journalist's "Clean And Pure" Hindi At Press Conference. Watch
Ravichandran Ashwin congratulated the journalist for putting up the question to him in "clean and pure" hindi.
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Bangladesh Journalist Arrested For Reporting On "Election Irregularities"
A Bangladeshi journalist was arrested and another was on the run Wednesday for publishing "false information" about voting irregularities in an election won by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, police said.
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Voters Allege Being Barred From Polling Booths In Bangladesh
At least three voters in southeast Bangladesh, including a journalist, told Reuters on Sunday that they were barred from entering polling booths or were told their ballot papers had already been filled in, hours after voting began in the nation's general election.
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Row Over Hafiz Saeed's Column In Pak Newspaper As 'Contributing Writer'
Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed has donned the hat of a column writer for a leading Urdu newspaper, stirring a debate among journalists as to how the media house allowed the head of a banned terror group to write on the Kashmir issue and the creation of Bangladesh in 1971.
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Bangladesh Briefly Shuts 58 Online News Sites, Due To Security Concerns
Bangladesh's telecoms regulator shut down dozens of online news portals for several hours on Monday, citing security reasons, as officials scrutinise hundreds of sites before a parliamentary election this month. The move comes as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government is already facing criticism for introducing laws that many journalists fear ar...
