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@Skay · 3 years ago

Morning walk means walking in the morning. It is both pleasant and good for health. In the morning nature remains fresh and quiet. Hence, it is impressive and wholesome to walk in the morning. A man...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Very Nice Looking A Moonlit Night

A night when the moon shines with its full brilliance and gives a fresh and overwhelming light is called a moonlight night. It is different from any other night. A moonlight night is characterised b...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Many Day Labourer in our Country

Those who work daily basis on hire are called day labourers. There are day labourers both in towns and in villages. A town day labourer mainly does building or road construction work. But a village d...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Many Food Adulteration in our Country

Food adulteration means polluting food items through an artifical means for personal gain. Food adulteration has become a serious problem in our country. Now a days foods are often adulteration to k...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Water is an essential element of our Environment but many Water pollution

When water gets polluted with dirt, dust, filth etc is called water pollution. Water in an essential element of our environment. But water is getting polluted day by day in different ways. Man pollute...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Many problem Traffic jam our country

Traffic jam is a congestion of vehicles in the roads and streets that hampers the movement of both people and different vehicles. It is a common phenomenon of the big cities and towns. The number of...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Dangeras of Smoking

Smoking is a very bad habit. It is injurious to our health. So harmfulness of smoking can hardly be denied. Hence I also consider it as very bad habit. Smoking causes many diseases such as cancer,...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Nadal wins 13th French Open title

Spain's Rafael Nadal demolished world number one Novak Djokovic of Serbia 6-0 6-2 7-5 in the French Open final to claim a record-equalling 20th Grand Slam title on Sunday. With his record-improving 1...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Remain cautious about spending

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday directed government officials to refrain from the unnecessary expenditure of public money as she feared a second wave of Covid-19 in the coming days. "There's a...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Rohingya Repatriation Start delay concerns Beijing

Beijing is concerned over the delay in the start of Rohingya repatriation, Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Li Jiming said yesterday during his call on Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen. Jiming agreed...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Anti-rape protesters list demands

Various political parties, students, youth and rights activists protesting over this past week have stated their demands -- including expedited police investigations and trials of rapists to ensure ju...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Uncertainty over grading of 2.8 lakh

Around 2.8 lakh Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) students, under Bangladesh Technical Education Board, are uncertain as to how they would be graded in the newly adapted HSC grading system. The stud...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Trump eyes come-back with White House speech

US President Donald Trump was gearing up for a public speech at the White House for the first time since testing positive for Covid-19, as he prepares a rapid return to the campaign trail just three...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

All efforts fail to reduce NPLs at state banks

In the late nineties, the key financial indicators of the state-owned commercial banks deteriorated alarmingly. Non-performing loans (NPLs) rose to 45.6 per cent because of poor corporate governance....

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@Skay · 3 years ago

No respite soon from high prices of vegetables

Rainfall in Bangladesh was 9 per cent higher than average this year, leading to repeated floods that not only damaged a large number of crops, but also affected cultivation in general with vegetables...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

World reels from Covid-19 2nd wave

New cases of Covid-19 in the United States hit a two-month high with over 58,000 infections as the number of cases surged in Europe yesterday, and breached 10 million in Latin America and the Caribbea...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Death penalty not a solution

Anti-rape protests continued across the country for the sixth consecutive day yesterday as different socio-cultural and rights organisations took to the streets to condemn the growing incidents of rap...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Covid-19 death toll now 5.5k

The Covid-19 death toll reached 5,500 as the health directorate reported 23 deaths in the past 24 hours till 8:00am yesterday. The daily death toll was at its peak between June and August, shows DGHS...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Washing hands of workers plight

While 81 migrant workers returning from Vietnam were incarcerated for more than a month, before finally being released from prison over this past week, the recruiting agents who sent them to the South...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Sexual Assault: Act firmly to protect victims

Bangladesh should take proper steps to support sexual assault survivors so that they are treated timely with dignity and have access to services which are necessary to combat sexual violence against w...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Pabna Mental Hospital: Service seekers at the mercy of brokers

Family members of patients with mental illnesses seeking treatment at Pabna Mental Hospital are being harassed by brokers outside who demand money to get them an appointment with a doctor inside or l...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Trump eyes to hit campaign trail today

Donald Trump said he hopes to resume campaigning today after receiving a green light from his doctor, even as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi prepares to unveil plans to probe the president's capacity to g...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Murder in Halishahar: Without trial, 2 boys jail

Two teenagers, who were arrested by police for their alleged involvement in a murder in the port city's Halishahar area last year, have been languishing in jail for 17 months without trial. Family me...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Stressed, bored

Lonely and bored, Mahdia Mahmud is now having trouble concentrating. "When will I be able to play with my friends again?" the second grader of a reputed school in the capital's Mirpur hurls this ques...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Deaths from Covid fall to lowest since end of May

The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) reported 17 Covid-19 deaths across the country in 24 hours till 8:00am yesterday, the lowest in the last four and half months. Earlier on May 28, 15...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Anti-Rape Laws Definition slanted against victims

When the law minister on Thursday announced that the law would be reformed to provide for death penalty for rape, activists, researchers and lawyers pointed out that far more crucial changes need to b...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Rajapaksa draws Sir Lanka closer to China

China and Sri Lanka plan to restart discussions on a free trade agreement, Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa said yesterday, following a high-level meeting between the two countries. Seen as...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Mental health for all' during the covid-19 pandemic

This year, we celebrate World Mental Health Day during a challenging time, when the need for improved mental health and psychosocial support is higher than ever. The pandemic has brought many challeng...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

Combatting Hunger: WFP wins the Nobel peace prize

The United Nations' World Food Programme (WFP) won the Nobel Peace Prize yesterday for its efforts to combat hunger around the world and improve conditions for peace in areas affected by conflict. Th...

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@Skay · 3 years ago

New HSC Grading System: Those who might have failed lucky

Students who could have failed the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and its equivalent examinations this year are set to get their certificates as no student will be left behind under the government...

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