Dhaka, Delhi To Reach Agreement For Equitable River Water Sharing
Bangladesh and India have agreed to jointly collect hydrological data and enter into an ad-hoc agreement on rivers water sharing, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's adviser Gowher Rizvi said in an interview published in a leading Indian newspaper yesterday.

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India Keen To Quiz Jaish Man
A team of Indian security officials will visit Bangladesh to question a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) operative arrested in Dhaka recently.

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Govt To Buy Makkah Land
The government will purchase land in Makkah to build houses with a capacity of 60,000 people in efforts to mitigate the accommodation problem Bangladeshi pilgrims face during hajj in Saudi Arabia.

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CHT Violence: Dhaka Terms EU Claims Baseless
The government on Saturday outright rejected the observation of the European Union in a statement issued on recent incidents of Chittagong Hill Tracts.

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External Force Out to Foil Trial of War Criminals
Workers' Party of Bangladesh President Rashed Khan Menon yesterday said an external force, coupled with the country's anti-liberation forces, is engaged in hatching a conspiracy to foil the trial of war criminals.

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DHAKA EYES $3B AID FROM BEIJING
Bangladesh will seek around $3 billion in assistance from China during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's five-day visit beginning on March 17.

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Dhaka, Delhi Agree To Install Power Cable Next Month
India and Bangladesh yesterday agreed to install underground electric cables through the Tinbigha Corridor from March 1 for power supply to Dahogram and Angarpota under Patgram upazila in Lalmonirhat district.

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2 Bangladeshis Shot By Indians
Indian Khasi men shot two Bangladeshis when they went near the Kanaighat border in Sylhet for collecting timber yesterday afternoon.

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UN Recognition of Bangla Could Cost Millions, Says Official
Bangladeshi officials are in talks with the UN to make Bangla an official language of the international body, but that could mean millions of dollars in extra costs for the government

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Dhaka, Delhi Agree On 1,320MW Joint Venture Power Plant
Bangladesh and India yesterday agreed to form a joint-venture company to set up a two-unit coal-fired power plant of total 1,320 megawatt capacity in Khulna.

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