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Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to star in The Simpsons

Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus, who pioneered the concept of microcredit successfully in Bangladesh, is set to star in a special episode of popular American TV series The Simpsons.

Bangladesh's war crimes tribunal issues first warrants

Bangladesh's 1971 war crimes tribunal today issued its first arrest warrants against four top leaders of fundamentalist Jamaat e Islami who were accused of heinous crimes like genocide, rape and murder in the Liberation war which left an estimated 3 million dead.

Arrest warrants against Bangladesh Islamists

A tribunal today issued arrest warrants against four top Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami leaders on charges of committing "war crimes" during the 1971 liberation movement.

Bangladesh begins war crimes trial process

The Bangladesh government today filed a petition with its International Crimes Tribunal, seeking permission to show four detained top Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) leaders as arrested in connection with "war crimes" committed in 1971.

Ultra-left extremists kill three policemen in B'desh

Suspected ultra-left extremists overnight shot dead three policemen at a remote area in Bangladesh's northwest Pabna district, officials said today.

Dhaka slaps four cases against Indian militant

Bangladesh authorities have slapped four cases against Indian militant Ranjan Chowdhury and his associate whose arrest was announced Saturday.

ULFA leaders placed in 3 days police custody in B'desh: report

A Bangladeshi court today remanded two leaders of the banned separatist group ULFA in a three-day police custody after they were arrested in a pre-dawn raid in northern Kishoreganj district yesterday.

'Arrested ULFA leader was picked up by Bangladesh police earlier'

Top Indian militant Ranjan Chowdhury of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) had assumed a Muslim name, Masud Chowdhury, and was picked up by Bangladesh police six weeks ago, said a media report in Dhaka today, a day after his arrest was announced.

Dhaka lawmaker may be unseated for conviction

Bangladesh's Supreme Court on Thursday revoked the parliamentary membership of a ruling Awami League lawmaker who had been elected despite his conviction on corruption charges.  

Bangladesh, Nepal revive transit deal

Bangladesh and Nepal have revived a deal signed more than three decades ago to work out a transit route through which landlocked Nepal can access the Mongla port.

Bangladesh Army to generate, sell power

A company floated by the Bangladesh Army will produce 50 MW power at an army camp outside the national capital and sell it to the government.

Bangladesh is textile threat to China

The eight-lane highway leading from the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, narrows repeatedly as it approaches this town about 30 miles north, eventually depositing cars onto a muddy, potholed lane bordered by mangroves and small shops.

Militant chief held in Bangladesh

The head of the banned Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh has been arrested, police said today.

Bangladesh charges 824 in deadly 2009 mutiny

Bangladeshi police charged 824 people, most of them border guards, with murder, arson and other criminal acts in last year's deadly mutiny among security forces, officials said today.

Top DU professor sent for quizzing over terror links

A Bangladeshi court today remanded a top professor of premier Dhaka University in 3-day police custody for quizzing over his alleged links to banned Islamist militant group Hizbut Tahrir.
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