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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
Journalists demand press commission	New Age	2005-08-11
PRSP gets final touches today	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
BSF apologises for harassing Bangladeshi	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
OC beats up CU journalist on campus	The Daily Star	2005-08-11
9 Indians held in Laksam deported	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Clinical wastes pose grave threat to public health	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Benapole land port resumes operation	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Journalists call for national media policy	The Daily Star	2005-08-11
Huda takes a swipe at Mahbubuddin faction	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
SASP to observe countrywide token hunger strike August 17	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Plea for bring landports under Finance Ministry	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Tk 2 crore each for JS finance body members	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Dollar prices cross Bafeda rate	The Daily Star	2005-08-11
Khaleda urges govt officers: Spend leisure time in welfare activities	The New Nation	2005-08-11
Impact of climate change: Coast areas to be worst affected	The New Nation	2005-08-11
Govt to introduce allowance for the disabled	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Heroin worth Tk 1.20 crore seized	The New Nation	2005-08-11
6 inter-dist dacoits held	The New Nation	2005-08-11
A good decision indeed	The New Nation	2005-08-11
Faridpur-1 by-poll;Kazi Siraj out, Shah Zafar now BNP candidate	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Reserved seats in parliament;Hectic lobbying among women leaders in Rajshahi for party nominations	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Topple govt thru? united movement, says Dr Kamal	The Daily Independent	2005-08-11
Lack of clarity in law Fate of 5000 UT corruption cases filed by BAC uncertain	The Daily Observer	2005-08-11
Dhaka- Tokyo ties take new turn : Envoy	The Daily Observer	2005-08-11
Chief adviser should have same powers as prime minister'	New Age	2005-08-11
Urge groups on World Indigenous People's Day	The Daily Star	2005-08-10
Maldives keen to recruit docs, engrs, teachers from Bangladesh	The Daily Star	2005-08-10
Dipjal's market demolished	The Daily Star	2005-08-10
Textile dyes in bakeries	The Daily Star	2005-08-10
BNP, AL on sticky ground as infighting intensifies	New Age	2005-08-10
41 pirates nabbed in Bay	The Daily Star	2005-08-10
?No elections without polls reforms?	New Age	2005-08-10
PM VISITS CHINA AUG 17-21 ;Beijing likely to commit $302m	New Age	2005-08-10
8 AL leaders charged with killing of CNG driver	New Age	2005-08-10
Sayedee threatens march to Dhaka	New Age	2005-08-10

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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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