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A group of Islamist militants escaped arrest, hurling a number of homemade bombs on security forces who raided two militants? den in central-north Mymensingh district, according to police.>> Stringent security measures will be taken for peacefully holding the Biswa Ijtema, the second largest congregation of Muslims in the world, beginning on the bank of Turag River in Tongi on January 27.>> Bangladesh has nothing to gain from the agreement reached at the sixth ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation which concluded in Hong Kong on Sunday evening. >> A Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists faction urged the political parties to ensure an atmosphere conducive to journalism without any fear.

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Head Line	News Source	Issue Date
Boy killed by Indian BSF in Kurigram	News From Bangladesh	2005-11-18
Making Fresh Voter List; EC high-ups in dark as 3 lakh staff getting job	News From Bangladesh	2005-11-18
Suicide squad new edge to terrorism, says Babar	The Daily Star	2005-11-18
AL Rally Attack; Another low-key criminal confesses to hurling grenade	The Daily Star	2005-11-18
The Daily Star, English medium schools raise fund for Monga	The Daily Star	2005-11-18
Strong political will needed to curb human trafficking; Speakers tell conference	The Daily Star	2005-11-18
Panicked judges threaten to cripple judiciary;Lawyers boycott courts today	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
Donors for anti-poverty action plan till elections	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
Govt warned over suicide attack	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
JMB vows to keep on attacking judiciary	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
Failure to try attackers encouraged militants	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
Next elections crucial in wake of terrorist acts;Says Howells	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
Making Fresh Voter List;EC high-ups in dark as 3 lakh staff getting job	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
UK to help Bangladesh fight terrorism;British minister tells PM	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
Donors tell PRSP session they are concerned about only fund utilisation	The Daily Independent	2005-11-17
Focus on ?hasty? trials lets top militants off the hook	New Age	2005-11-17
Draft accord on Dhaka-Yangon road link may get approval today	News From Bangladesh	2005-11-17
Govt encourages people to ?arrange own security?	New Age	2005-11-17
Judges meet PM today	New Age	2005-11-17
No bids for Shikalbaha power plant as deadline passes	New Age	2005-11-17
Admission rush in city schools	New Age	2005-11-17
5 of a family found HIV positive	The Daily Star	2005-11-17
Over 100 trainers graduate, take Sisimpur into community	New Age	2005-11-17
Bangladesh hunts 2,000 potential suicide bombers	Google News	2005-11-17
Joint operation planned to mop up militants	New Age	2005-11-16
5 Bangladeshis beaten to death- Indian BSF hands over bodies to BDR	News From Bangladesh	2005-11-16
200 suicide bombing squads hiding across country ?	The News Today	2005-11-16
11 arrested for killing Jhalakati judges: Mamun brought to Dhaka	The New Nation	2005-11-16
Gunmen for SC, HC judges; Lower court judges ignored as police unable to provide them with 24-hour security	The Daily Star	2005-11-16
Blast probes stuck in rut as JMB top brass ducks arrest; Intelligence now targets 7 prized fugitives	The Daily Star	2005-11-16
Rout graft, violence to get more assistance; Donors react to govt's plea at PRS Forum	The Daily Star	2005-11-16
Bomb materials found at assassin's house;; 11 held; half-day hartal in Jhalakathi today	The Daily Star	2005-11-16
London wants to fight terrorism with Dhaka; UK minister Howells tells Morshed	The Daily Star	2005-11-16
Bomb Attacks;; Ministers, MPs feel insecure	The Daily Star	2005-11-16
BGMEA pushes for RMG ministry;; Urges govt to prepare for WTO ministerial meet in HK	The Daily Star	2005-11-16

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Whispering campaign against media The surreptitious manner in which the Press Council chairman has been moving towards imposing new curbs on the media is disturbing. If he has indeed suggested to the government that amendments be made in the existing laws dealing with the press (and there are reasons to believe he has), he has only reinforced the notion that the future of
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