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News in Brief
Mozena goes to India to discuss Bangladesh
Diplomatic Correspondent
US Ambassador Dan Mozena went on, as per the foreign ministry, a three-day visit to New Delhi yesterday to discuss various issues in Bangladesh, including the US's bilateral engagement with it.
The discussions will be with Indian government representatives, civil society, business leaders and the US embassy in New Delhi, said the US embassy.
Though the US embassy and Indian high commission officials termed it normal, the visit is being considered highly significant because it comes right on the heels of his meeting with Indian High Commissioner Pankaj Saran on Tuesday.
The US embassy's spokesperson said it was "part of his (Mozena's) ongoing consultations with the US embassy in New Delhi".
Diplomatic sources said Mozena might have discussions about the political challenges over the upcoming general elections in Bangladesh.
Biswal new US assistant secretary for South, Central Asian affairs
Diplomatic Correspondent
Nisha Biswal, born in Gujarat of India, was sworn in as Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs at the US Department of State on October 21.
Biswal who served as assistant ■V administrator for Asia at USAID from September 2010 to October 2013 is the first person of South Asian origin to this capacity.
Biswal succeed Robert Blake, who has served in the post since May 26, 2009.
52 BNP, Jamaat men held in Gazipur
Our Correspondent, cazipur
Police arrested 52 activists of BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami in different drives in Joydevpur, Kaliakoir, Tongi, Kapasia and Kaliganj upazilas of Gazipur on Tuesday night.
Abul Hossain, additional superintendent of police in Gazipur, said they were arrested in different cases filed over vandalising and torching vehicles, and creating violence in different times in the country.
Man dies after falling from train
Staff Correspondent
A man died after falling off a Dhaka-bound train near Pubail railway station in Cazipur yesterday afternoon.
The deceased, Mofijul Islam Babu, 22, was a resident of Akhaura.
The accident occurred when Mofijul was standing near the door of the compartment.
Dhaka Railway Police Station Officer-in-Charge Abdul Majid said, "We heard that Babu fell from the train as someone threw a rock at him. We are investigating it."
Islampur upazila school students to get cooked meals
Cnv Desk
Over 6,000 children will receive cooked meals every day in schools in Islampur upazila of Jamalpur by January 2014.
The initiative was launched by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and Bangladesh government in South Chinadoli Government Primary School yesterday, said a WFP press release. Australian Government Overseas Aid Program will fund the project.
Under the project, the children will be given Khichuri every day at lunch time.