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SC launches book on 47 public interest litigation verdicts
Staff Correspondent
A book titled "Jonosarthe Mamlar Ray" containing 47 judgments of public interest litigations delivered by Appellate and High Court Divisions of the Supreme Court was launched yesterday.
The book, which was published by Hakkani Publishers, was launched at a ceremony organised by Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh in the Supreme Court Bar Association auditorium.
Former chief justice Md Tafazul Islam, eminent jurists Barrister M Amir-Ul Islam, Barrister Moudud Ahmed, Advocate ABM Nurul Islam, SCBA President Advocate Zainul Abedin, HRPB President Advocate Manzill Murshid and Barrister Moksadul Islam spoke on the occasion.
Some High Court judges and SC lawyers also attended the function.
Chinese education exhibition held
Staff Correspondent
The Yunnan Higher Education Exhibition 2018 was held at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Novo Theatre in the capital yesterday.
The daylong exhibition was inaugurated by Social Welfare Minister Rashed Khan Menon and organised by Yunnan Provincial Department of Education, China.
A total of 16 universities of Yunnan province took part in the exhibition.
It is part of a "Belt and Road" project, initiated by the Chinese government to develop mutual collaboration and stability among its neighbouring countries.
The organisers say students can avail full scholarship by enrolling in universities of China.
The exhibition offered assistance in networking for universities and education agents and was followed by a seminar.
Mohammed Ishaque passes away
Staff Correspondent, etg
Mohammed Ishaque, a renowned newspaper agent in Chittagong, passed away at a hospital in the capital on Saturday, said a press release. He was 70.
He was suffering from old age complications and was undergoing treatment at Apollo Hospital.
He left behind his wife, three sons, five daughters, a host of relatives and well wishers to mourn his death.
Mohammed Ishaque, also the president of Dhaka Songbadpotro Kallyan Bohumukhi Somobai Somiti, was buried at family graveyard after the Asr prayers yesterday.