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The 49 cheated pilgrims who failed to fly to Saudi Arabia to perform the holy hajj laid siege to the Motijheel police station and staged demonstration for hours on Saturday. >> Though illicit arms, explosives and explosive substances are being smuggled into the country regularly, endangering the country?s security, the government hasn?t been able to fabricate any effective mechanism to check the deadly business. >> Despite the ban on 20-year-old buses plying the streets, most buses and minibuses are violating the ban, causing pollution as well as traffic congestion because of the decrepit conditions they are in. >> Indian manufacturers have shown keen interest to invest in setting up small-scale industrial plants in Bangladesh considering a growing local market and a package of attractive incentives for foreign investors. >> At least eight Bangladeshi haj pilgrims have died following Thursday''s hotel collapse in Makkah, a government official confirmed as information trickled out late from the cordoned-off site. >> The country for the first time in its first month of fiscal year 2005 (July) has earned a record US dollar 905 million, an economic expert said.

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Head Line	News Source	Issue Date
Kader Siddiki urges PM to sit with the opposition to resolve crises	The Daily Independent	2005-03-15
B Chy rues having contributed to BNP's poll success	The Daily Independent	2005-03-15
Bangladesh bans smoking in public	BBC News	2005-03-15
HC issues suo moto contempt rule upon cops	The Daily Independent	2005-03-15
Programmes demanding enactment of anti-hartal law	The Daily Independent	2005-03-15
Editors, Publishers appear before HC in contempt case	The Daily Independent	2005-03-15
Finance to probe BB flouting of rules	The Daily Star	2005-03-15
Caretaker government system is a settled matter: Moudud	The Daily Independent	2005-03-15
Gulshan OC, 8 others sued for taking bribe	The Daily Star	2005-03-15
BSF violates 1975 border guideline; BDR put on maximum alert	The Daily Observer	2005-03-15
House rent in city up by 242 pc in 15 years	The Daily Observer	2005-03-15
Gas supply likely to improve this month	The Daily Star	2005-03-15
Smoking in public places banned; Ban on cigarette ads as anti-tobacco bill passed	The Daily Star	2005-03-14
Thousands join human walls	The Daily Star	2005-03-14
Poverty Reduction; Govt done well, despite donors' lack of support	The Daily Star	2005-03-14
Border talks at Agartala today	The Daily Star	2005-03-14
Govt orders arrest of Laksam BNP leader	New Age	2005-03-14
BSF killed 377 Bangladeshi nationals since Jan 1, 2000	The Daily Observer	2005-03-14
Firoz Rashid's departure from BJP: Naziur, 4-party not alarmed, AL sees sign of govt's fall	The New Nation	2005-03-14
Habiganj grenade blast: Statements of three witnesses recorded	The New Nation	2005-03-14
Galib's detention, remand challenged	The New Nation	2005-03-14
Hasina's allegation on hoisting of national flag at BNP confce refuted	The Daily Observer	2005-03-14
Move to develop 100 mw peaking power plant	The Daily Observer	2005-03-14
Media people to review PRSP today	The Daily Observer	2005-03-14
Pak HC calls on Deputy Speaker	The Daily Observer	2005-03-14
Mannan tells JS;35 lakh slum dwellers live in capital	The Daily Observer	2005-03-14
Housewife stabbed to death for dowry	The Daily Observer	2005-03-14
AL starts consultation with other parties on caretaker govt, EC	The Daily Observer	2005-03-14
ADB wants Petrobangla's wings clipped	The Daily Independent	2005-03-14
Non-tariff barriers hurdle for export to Malaysia	The Daily Independent	2005-03-14
Law for promoting biotech innovations under process	The Daily Independent	2005-03-14
Total economic development can ensure food security	The Daily Independent	2005-03-14
Madrassa teaching methods to be modernised: Minister	The Daily Independent	2005-03-14
ACC to operate as usual; No court order issued suspending operation of its Chairman	The Daily Independent	2005-03-14
BB serves show-cause on Premier Bank MD	New Age	2005-03-14

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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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