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Diabetic assoc to provide free health advices to hajj pilgrims
Diabetic Association of Bangladesh will provide free health advices to the country's hajj pilgrims through its different branches across the country from September 15.
Prof Azad Khan, president the association, said this at a press conference at its conference room in the capital yesterday.
The association will provide the advices at its 65 branches, 12 national healthcare projects and 10 other health care development project centres and
JU admission test registration starts
JU Correspondent
Registration for the admission tests of first year honours programmes at Jahangirnagar University (JU) for the academic sessions 2012-13 began yesterday amidst protest by students against the hike in the admission form fees of different faculties.
JU Vice-Chancellor Prof Anwar Hossain inaugurated the online registration process yesterday, said
OBR chapter to be launched in capital tomorrow
Staff Correspondent
One Billion Rising (OBR), an international campaign to end violence against women, will launch its Bangladesh chapter tomorrow at Goethe Institute in the capital's Dhanmondi.
V-DAY, a global movement to end violence against women, has initiated the campaign, says a press release ofV-DAY.
The chapter, which will be led by feminists representing numerous organisations across Bangladesh, will implement a series of initiatives in the country in the lead up to the 15th anniversary ofV-DAY on February 14 next year.
A number of organisations, including Manusher
Australia to give scholarships to 50 Bangladeshis
Staff Correspondent
Australia will provide development scholarships to more than 50 Bangladeshis under the Australia Awards this year.
Australian High Commissioner in Dhaka Gregory A Wilcock announced this while inaugurating a two-day Australian Education Exhibition at Hotel Ruposhi Bangla in the capital yesterday.
Currently, around 7000 Bangladeshi students are studying in Australia, he said.
Representatives from 21 leading Australian universities are present at the exhibition to provide higher educa-
Youth held for murder
Staff Correspondent
Police arrested a youth yesterday in the capital's Tejgaon on charge of stabbing a vegetable trader to death at Farmgate on Sunday.
The arrestee, Md Shahdat Hossain, 35, has confessed to killing of MdAnis.
Quoting his statement, Tejgaon Police Station SubInspector Kazi Sahan Haque said Shahdat and his wife lived near Anwara Park. Anis used to visit them and at one stage he built up an 'extramarital relationships' with his wife. Shahdat stabbed Anis to death as he was found with his wife on Sunday night, the SI added.