Law & Court

December 7, 2024, 1:47 pm

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12,515 more schools to end double shifts in January Shafiqul Alam: Bangladesh unfairly portrayed in int’l media Countrymen to see new political leader next year: Planning Adviser Over 16,000 killed in last 5 years of Awami League government Govt to sell loss-making entities of Beximco Short supply of soybean oil hits consumers 34 years of Ershad’s fall: Bangladesh with another chance for democracy 49 Indian media outlets spread at least 13 fake reports about Bangladesh since 12 Aug: Rumor Scanner Indian propaganda will cause no harm to Bangladesh: Sakhawat EC gets 4 new committees

Law & Court

Writ seeking ban on Indian TV channels filed

TDS Desk: A writ petition, pleading for court’s direction to ban broadcasting of Indian television (TV) channels in Bangladesh, has been filed. Supreme Court lawyer Syeda Shahin Ara Laili filed

9 shown arrested, 8 put on remand

TDS Desk: Nine detainees have been shown arrested, and eight others have been placed on remand in connection with two separate cases filed over the violence at Chattogram court premises

Top court stays HC order declaring 15 August as National Mourning Day

UNB, Dhaka The Appellate Division on Sunday stayed a High Court (HC) order that declared August 15 as a national holiday in observance of National Mourning Day in 2008. A

Gazette published repealing Quick Rental Act

TDS Desk A gazette was published repealing the Quick Enhancement of Electricity and Energy Supply (Special Provision) Act, 2010, popularly known as ‘Quick Rental Act’, after the approval of the

BNP leader Khandaker Mosharraf acquitted of graft charges

BSS A court here today acquitted BNP Standing Committee Member Dr Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain of charges in a graft case filed with the capital’s Ramna Model Police station in 2008.

SC defers hearing on caretaker govt restoration petitions to Jan 19

TDS Desk The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has set January 19 for holding the hearing on three separate review petitions challenging its 2011 verdict that scrapped the non-party