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Read moreMonth: April 2017
Biswanath Football Match Champion’s celebrate their win
A magnificent football match between Sahajalal Sporting Club (Donpur) and Dokshin Biswanath football team took place in Doshpaika bazar Biswanath recently. The winning team was Sahajalal Sporting Club (Donpur) and the team players were (1)Joshim (2)Samad (3)Mumin (4)Kamrul (5)Suhed (6)Kamrul (7)Jahed (8)Shakil (9)Shapla There were plenty of spectators and supporters cheering their team. It is good to see football matches
Read moreMalcolm Turnbull talks up coal in Delhi, despite India’s aim to stop imports
Glut in Indian coal market, plans to phase out imports and lower than forecast energy demands cast doubt on future for exports from proposed Adani mine
Read moreThe BBC’s duty to followers of all faiths and none
Letters: As long as there is an adequate audience for Songs of Praise or the radio morning service they should continue
Read moreSocial entrepreneur Josh Littlejohn: ‘I want to build a utopia for the homeless’
The co-founder of Scotland’s Social Bite sandwich shops tried to help the homeless by feeding and employing them. Now he wants to build them a village…
Read moreThe eco guide to global goals
The UN’s 17-point plan to save the planet is ambitious but will keep humanity on track
Read moreBiswanath dispute talks to be held between businessmen and drivers
Biswanath upozilla old market businessman and Lite Ace drivers from the Bazaar have been called to a meeting on Thursday afternoon to discuss and settle a dispute between the two parties. On Saturday afternoon around 12.30pm an initiative from local community members and the police have facilitated the talks between the Businessman and drivers. During the meeting were present Police
Read moreBangladesh accused of failing to act over murder of activist
Five years after an international outcry over the torture and killing of Aminul Islam, Bangladesh’s government is under fire for failing to find those responsible
Read more‘Disaster alley’: Australia could be set to receive new wave of climate refugees
US defence expert warns people fleeing low-lying Pacific islands a precursor to ‘climate-exacerbated water insecurities’ that could trigger wider conflict
Read moreWisden comes out fighting and backs free-to-air cricket coverage in UK
• Almanack defends decision of Morgan and Hales not to tour Bangladesh
• Wisden also praises timing of Alastair Cook’s resignation as Test captain