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Shoto Nagorik UK formed

To safeguard and uphold the independence, sovereignty and human rights in Bangladesh, a group of community activists has recently formed an organisation in the UK naming Shoto Nagorik  Committee. The formation of the organisation was declared in meeting in East London.  A 27 members committee was declared in the meeting where Maolana Rashid Ahmed was stated as the Convenor  and ...

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Gonojagoron Mancha UK observes its 3rd anniversary

Inspired by the slogan “Fearless souls, continuing the fight for freedom”, Gonohjagoron Mancha UK organised a candlelight vigil to mark its 3rd anniversary at Altab Ali Park in East London on 6th January evening.  The candlelight vigil was dedicated in memory of those who lost their lives during the Gonojagoron (public awakening) movement in Banglaesh. The participants lit the candles ...

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Jubeda Khatun Foundation Trust distributes winter clothes to poor people in Kamalganj

Pintu Debnath, Kamalganj: Jubeda Khatun Foundation Trust has distributed wither clothes to the poor and winter-destitute people in Kamalganj in Mowlvibazar in Sylhet. The winter cloth distribution was held in Sidheshwarpur Shahi Eidgah in Rahimpur Union on Monday 8th February. Chief Whip of Bangladesh Parliament Alhaj Vice-Chancellor Md Abdus Shahin MP was present as the Chief Guest and distributed clothes. ...

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Third of Britain’s curry houses at risk of closure

As much as third of Britain’s curry Houses can face closure as a result of tough immigration laws  and shortage of workers. A combination of tough new immigration laws – exacerbating an existing shortage of skilled chefs – and the reluctance of a new generation to work in the sector is threatening to undermine an industry that provides jobs for ...

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This verdict is sad and frustrating: BCA

Bangladesh Caterers Association has expressed their deep sadness and frustration after losing the tribunal on ownership of the building.  However, they said they will be respectful towards the verdict. Press and Publications Secretary of BCA Anis Ul Haque Chowdhury read out the press release in a press conference held at Regent Lake Banqueting Hall on 2nd February.  BCA President Pasha ...

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These 5 emotions are damaging your health

Though feelings are a powerful force and an inescapable part of life, they can have a pretty significant effect on your health — especially if they’re negative emotions. Below are five common emotions that can have a negative impact on your well-being unless they’re coped with properly. Anger Studies have shown that anger can actually lead to heart attacks and ...

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Online shopping may not be as green as we think

Who does not love to sit at home in sweatpants and shop online? But it may not be as environment friendly option as often people think, new research suggests. Scientists have found that the total number of vehicles miles travelled has not decreased at all with the growth of online shopping. Home shopping has a greater impact on the transportation ...

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Easily stressed? At risk of developing high blood pressure

The tendency to take more stress during youth may increase the risk of developing high blood pressure later in life, suggests a study. Also, stressed youths who are overweight are three times more likely to develop high blood pressure, showed the findings, published online in the journal Heart. Casey Crump, researcher from the Stanford University in California, US used the ...

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Tips for the perfect V-Day date

Sumesh Menon, co-founder and CEO of dating app Woo, has shared some ideas to make your date special: * Recall good old memories: Recreate the fuzzy old memories of your relationship – whether it was the first movie you saw together, the restaurant where you discovered your spark for the first time, or the first vacation you took, take a ...

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Germany train crash: Several killed near Bavarian town of Bad Aibling

At least nine people were killed and scores more injured, police say, after two passenger trains collided in the German state of Bavaria. The head-on crash happened near Bad Aibling, a spa town about 60km (37 miles) south-east of Munich. The trains’ operator said both trains had partially derailed and were wedged into each other. Emergency teams, some winched in ...

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