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HC gets 18 addl judges
Staff Correspondent
Eighteen additional judges have been appointed to the High Court Division of Supreme Court, raising the number of HC judges to 98.
The president made the appointments for two years in line with article 98 of the constitution.
The law ministry issued a gazette notification yesterday, said ministry's Deputy Secretary Mahbuber Rahman Sarker. The chief justice will administer the oath at 3:00pm today at the Supreme Court Judges' Lounge.
No foreign films in cinemas during festivals: SC
Staff Correspondent
Import, distribution and broadcast of all foreign films will remain suspended in cinema halls during the Eids, puja and Pahela Baishakh, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday.
However, joint-venture production films can be screened during the festivals, SC said. A three-member bench of the Appellate Division headed by Chief Justice Syed Mahmud Hossain passed the order after a petition filed by Iftekhar Uddin Nowshad, president of Bangladesh Film Exhibitors Association.
Earlier, the HC prohibited import, distribution and display of foreign and joint production films.
Bangladeshi publishes photobook on Botswana's ex-president
City Desk
Bangladeshi photojournalist Monirul Bhuiyan Shahin has published a photobook on former Botswana presi-dent Lt Cen Dr Ian Khama, covering 10 f
years of his presidency till he stepped W
down on March 31.
Titled "Khama - Through the lens", the 232-page book is a compilation of the pictures of the fourth president of Botswana. Khama launched the book in Gaborone on May 28.
Shahin left Bangladesh in 2000. Before joining Press Photo in 2009, he worked for a newspaper in Botswana for seven years. Currently he lives in Botswana with his wife and two children.