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Two special trains for Dhaka-Ctg passengers
Staff Correspondent, ctg
A pair of special inter-city trains will run on Dhaka-Chittagong route for one week from today as Dhaka-Chittagong Highway will remain closed for six hours daily during the period for repairs on Meghna and Meghna-Gomti bridges.
The 12-coach trains will stop at Feni, Comilla and Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport rail stations, said assistant chief operating superintendent of Bangladesh Railway, Chittagong, Md Omar Faroque.
One of the trains, the Dhaka Special, will depart from Chittagong Rail Station at 12:00 noon and Chittagong Special will leave Kamalapur Rail Station
Journalist attacked over report
Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
A journalist in Chirirbandar upazila of Dinajpur was attacked on Thursday night allegedly for writing a report on the August 4 attack on Hindu community over building a mosque on a disputed land.
The journalist Md Morshedul Islam is the Chirirbandar correspondent of Bangla newspaper Daily Karatoa.
According to family members, while returning home, Morshedul was attacked by a group of miscreants.
Hearing his cries for help, locals rushed to the spot, rescued Morshedul and took him to the upazila health complex. Morshedul was then shifted to Dinajpur Medical College and Hospital.
On August 4, more than 50 people were injured as two groups of villagers locked in a series of clashes over building a mosque on a disputed land.
According to Morshedul's report, which was published on August 29, an ASI of Chirirbandar Police Station and a headmaster from Dangarhat were
Anti-corruption cartoon submission deadline Sep 20
Staff Correspondent
The deadline for submissions in the Seventh AntiCorruption Cartoon Competition has been extended to September 20.
Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) is organising the competition on the occasion of the International Anti-Corruption Day 2012.
TIB has invited cartoonists from all over the country to submit their drawings by the deadline, says a press release.
Details of the competition are available on the websites www.ti-bangladesh.org and www.face