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Woman hacked to death
Staff Correspondent, Khulna
A woman was hacked to death over a land dispute at Kharia village in Paikgacha upazila of Khulna yesterday.
The deceased was Kariman Begum, 40.
Police said a rival group, claiming ownership of the couple's land, were digging embankment in the land around 5:00am.
When the couple resisted them, they hacked Kariman repeatedly, leaving her spot dead, while her husband managed to escape the incident.
The body was sent to Khulna Medical College morgue for autopsy.
20 defence officers to join study tour in India today
Diplomatic Correspondent
A delegation of 20 senior officers from the three defence services of Bangladesh, including 10 foreign officers from National Defence College (NDC), will attend a five-day study tour in India from today.
Brig Gen Latiful Haider, senior instructor of NDC, will lead the delegation, said a press release yesterday.
During the visit, the delegation members will visit the Air Force Base in Agra and a field formation in Jaipur.
They will meet the foreign secretary of India in New Delhi.
They will visit India's premier Defence Research and Development Organisation and the
Housewife commits 'suicide'
Our Correspondent, Rangpur
A housewife allegedly committed suicide in Guabari village of Rangpur on Thursday.
The deceased was Ruma Begum, 19.
Police were informed after her body was found hanging from the bedroom ceiling fan.
Locals and police said Ruma had been married to Mosarraf Hossain for a year and she committed
Cyclists to go from Cox's Bazar to
Ladakh, India
Staff Correspondent
Two cyclists from Bangladesh will embark on a 3,539-kilometre ride from Cox's Bazar to Khardung La mountain pass, located at an altitude of 18,380 feet, in Ladakh, India.
Cyclists Shan Iftekhar Alam (Nahid) and Rojjob Rahman will start the journey, “Sea to Summit Cycling Expedition 2012”, on September 15 and are expected to return on October 25.
The announcement came at a press conference organised by Royal Bengal Riders, a cycling group, at its office in the capital's Bijoynagar on Thursday.
"Our aim to ride around 200 kilometres per day,” said Iftekhar. Rojjob said they would use helmetmounted cameras to provide updates.