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Bangladesh Police Return To Dhaka Streets After Weeklong Strike
Bangladeshi police resumed patrols of the capital Dhaka on Monday, ending a weeklong strike that left a law and order vacuum following the abrupt ouster of autocratic ex-premier Sheikh Hasina.
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After Meghalaya, Manipur Imposes Night Curfew Along Bangladesh Border
In his directive, the Home Department's Joint Secretary said that due to the prevailing law and order situation in Bangladesh, there is a likelihood of an influx of people from the neighbouring country into Manipur.
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"Literate Need To Be Educated": BJP Leader Targets Microsoft's Satya Nadella Over CAA
A day after Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella voiced his opposition to the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act, BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi today termed his statement as the "perfect example" of how even the literate need to be educated on the central government's initiatives.
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Will Move Court Against Mamata Banerjee For Opposing Citizenship Law: BJP
West Bengal Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Dilip Ghosh on Sunday said the BJP would hold protests in the state against the rampant vandalism by "Bangladeshi infiltrator Muslims" and threatened to move the court against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for her remark that she won't implement the new citizens law (CAA) in the state.
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Bangladesh Man Jailed For Altering Pics Of Sheikh Hasina, Manmohan Singh
A 35-year-old Bangladeshi man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for circulating photoshopped images of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and other politicians including former Indian premier Manmohan Singh, amid criticism that her government is using tough internet laws to silence dissent.
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Need To Go Beyond Triple Talaq, Abolish Sharia Law, Says Taslima Nasreen
Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen today reacted to the Supreme Court verdict abolishing triple talaq, saying while it was "definitely not women's freedom" there was need to go beyond by doing away with "1400 yrs old Quranic laws".
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UN Employee Charged With Visa Fraud, Underpaying Bangladeshi Worker
US prosecutors have accused a United Nations employee in New York of committing visa fraud by bringing into the country a domestic worker from Bangladesh and then failing to pay her a lawful wage.
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Taslima Nasreen Bats For Uniform Civil Code In South Asian Countries
Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen has batted for adopting a uniform civil code based on equality, asserting that it was imperative to do away with religious laws in order to achieve gender parity.
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Bangladeshi Law Violated While Paying Foreign BPL Players
A Bangladesh Bank official said if a franchise pays a foreign player in foreign currency without its permission, it is tantamount to money laundering, reports bdnews24.com.
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Bangladesh Judge Orders Inspectors' Murder Prosecution
A Bangladesh court today ordered the government to allow the prosecution of four inspectors for mass murder over the 2013 Rana Plaza factory disaster to go ahead after ministries tried to stall their cases.
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Bangladesh Charges Rana Plaza Owner and 40 Others With Murder
Bangladeshi police on Monday charged 41 people including the owner of the Rana Plaza factory complex with murder over the building's collapse in 2013 that killed more than 1,100 people.
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Home Minister Asks Karnataka Police to Keep Vigil Against Illegal Immigrants
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today exhorted law and order officials in Bengaluru to maintain a strict vigil over the entry of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants into the city and also asked them to take action to address the issue of discrimination against people from the Northeast.
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Bangladesh opposition calls strike over 'mass killing'
Bangladeshi opposition parties have called a two-day nationwide shutdown from Wednesday to protest what they describe as the "mass killing" of Islamists in a crackdown by security forces.
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37 dead as Bangladesh Islamists demand tougher blasphemy law
Bangladeshi police broke up a protest by tens of thousands of religious hardliners and shut down Islamist television stations Monday as 37 people died in some of the fiercest street violence for decades.
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32 dead as Bangladesh Islamists demand blasphemy law
Bangladeshi police broke up a protest by tens of thousands of religious hardliners and shut down an Islamist television station Monday after 32 people were killed in running battles on the streets of Dhaka.
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Bangladesh Police Return To Dhaka Streets After Weeklong Strike
Bangladeshi police resumed patrols of the capital Dhaka on Monday, ending a weeklong strike that left a law and order vacuum following the abrupt ouster of autocratic ex-premier Sheikh Hasina.
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After Meghalaya, Manipur Imposes Night Curfew Along Bangladesh Border
In his directive, the Home Department's Joint Secretary said that due to the prevailing law and order situation in Bangladesh, there is a likelihood of an influx of people from the neighbouring country into Manipur.
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"Literate Need To Be Educated": BJP Leader Targets Microsoft's Satya Nadella Over CAA
A day after Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella voiced his opposition to the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act, BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi today termed his statement as the "perfect example" of how even the literate need to be educated on the central government's initiatives.
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Will Move Court Against Mamata Banerjee For Opposing Citizenship Law: BJP
West Bengal Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Dilip Ghosh on Sunday said the BJP would hold protests in the state against the rampant vandalism by "Bangladeshi infiltrator Muslims" and threatened to move the court against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for her remark that she won't implement the new citizens law (CAA) in the state.
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Bangladesh Man Jailed For Altering Pics Of Sheikh Hasina, Manmohan Singh
A 35-year-old Bangladeshi man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for circulating photoshopped images of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and other politicians including former Indian premier Manmohan Singh, amid criticism that her government is using tough internet laws to silence dissent.
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Need To Go Beyond Triple Talaq, Abolish Sharia Law, Says Taslima Nasreen
Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen today reacted to the Supreme Court verdict abolishing triple talaq, saying while it was "definitely not women's freedom" there was need to go beyond by doing away with "1400 yrs old Quranic laws".
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UN Employee Charged With Visa Fraud, Underpaying Bangladeshi Worker
US prosecutors have accused a United Nations employee in New York of committing visa fraud by bringing into the country a domestic worker from Bangladesh and then failing to pay her a lawful wage.
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Taslima Nasreen Bats For Uniform Civil Code In South Asian Countries
Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen has batted for adopting a uniform civil code based on equality, asserting that it was imperative to do away with religious laws in order to achieve gender parity.
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Bangladeshi Law Violated While Paying Foreign BPL Players
A Bangladesh Bank official said if a franchise pays a foreign player in foreign currency without its permission, it is tantamount to money laundering, reports bdnews24.com.
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Bangladesh Judge Orders Inspectors' Murder Prosecution
A Bangladesh court today ordered the government to allow the prosecution of four inspectors for mass murder over the 2013 Rana Plaza factory disaster to go ahead after ministries tried to stall their cases.
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Bangladesh Charges Rana Plaza Owner and 40 Others With Murder
Bangladeshi police on Monday charged 41 people including the owner of the Rana Plaza factory complex with murder over the building's collapse in 2013 that killed more than 1,100 people.
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Home Minister Asks Karnataka Police to Keep Vigil Against Illegal Immigrants
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today exhorted law and order officials in Bengaluru to maintain a strict vigil over the entry of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants into the city and also asked them to take action to address the issue of discrimination against people from the Northeast.
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Bangladesh opposition calls strike over 'mass killing'
Bangladeshi opposition parties have called a two-day nationwide shutdown from Wednesday to protest what they describe as the "mass killing" of Islamists in a crackdown by security forces.
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37 dead as Bangladesh Islamists demand tougher blasphemy law
Bangladeshi police broke up a protest by tens of thousands of religious hardliners and shut down Islamist television stations Monday as 37 people died in some of the fiercest street violence for decades.
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32 dead as Bangladesh Islamists demand blasphemy law
Bangladeshi police broke up a protest by tens of thousands of religious hardliners and shut down an Islamist television station Monday after 32 people were killed in running battles on the streets of Dhaka.
