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Bangladesh Nationalist Party has completed all its preparations to hold its widely publicised grand rally in the city today.>> A high official of the United States government yesterday expressed 'concern' about Bangladesh's future and spelt out the measures the US expects Dhaka to take if it is to become a 'full partner' in its battle against Islamic terrorism. >> The commerce minister, Altaf Hossain Chowdhury, on Tuesday claimed he did not return empty-handed from the just-concluded ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Hong Kong despite Washington?s avowed unwillingness to provide Dhaka duty-free access for garment products.>> The main opposition Awami League on Tuesday criticised the government for its failure to protect the country?s interests in the just-concluded ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Hong Kong.

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Head Line	News Source	Issue Date
Sangu resumes gas supply at low flow; No production yet at fertiliser factories	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
4 Years of Opposition Parties; Strategic flaws hinder role in, outside JS	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
Avian Flu Fear; Save Gulshan South Park, develop it	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
Edict banning shopping by women	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
College principal abducted in Khagrachhari	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
Bird Flu Threat; Strong safety measures needed to save poultry	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
Weekly Currency Roundup	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
'Ensure women empowerment to stop repression?	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
Enclave dwellers unlikely to be on voters' list	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
20 meat traders sued	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
Diarrhoea situation worsens in Nilphamari	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
Garo people demand security; Mymensingh Tribal Welfare Association leaders allege attack	The Daily Star	2005-10-29
Power crisis peaks as Sangu halts on glitch	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Govt halts recruitment for belt-tightening; Appointments under process to continue	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Saarc Summit Security;Curfew-like situation planned for certain areas	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Dhaka, Delhi talk security, trans-border crimes; Home secy-level meet begins	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
13 river routes to be sealed off to stop smuggling Govt to import urea worth Tk 1,300 crore	New Age	2005-10-28
JS enters its 5th year today	New Age	2005-10-28
RMG units kept out of power rationing; Real estate decries similar plan	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Charge Sheets in Serial Blasts Cases; Govt orders careful probe to punish perpetrators	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
High-tech security yet to make travellers feel good	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
1 dies as Dhaka jail wall collapses	The Daily Observer	2005-10-28
3 truckloads of 'explosives' seized	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
14-party liaison body formed to gear up movement	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Security beefed up at gas field, banks over JMB threat	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Energy Sector; $230m ADB aid for development of infrastructure	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Asia struggles to fight bird flu	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Politicisation destroys education sector; Speakers tell AL seminar	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
Trickle of black money for laundering upsets NRB	New Age	2005-10-28
137 illegal structures on land for gas pipeline	The Daily Star	2005-10-28
EU wants to see some actions from ACC;UK envoy tells seminar	The Daily Star	2005-10-27
Saarc Summit;Programmes almost finalised	The Daily Star	2005-10-27
Judiciary Separation;Govt plans to pass the buck to next one in power	The Daily Star	2005-10-27
Three lakh people of Nilphamari yet to free from Monga	The Daily Independent	2005-10-27
ALPP to meet Nov 20 on joining JS session	News From Bangladesh	2005-10-27

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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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