India wants Bangla to sign transit deal | Print |  E-mail Friday, 11 July 2008   Views : 20     Favoured : None Dhaka (PTI): India wants Bangladesh to sign a five-year transit agreement later this month allowing it to transport goods to and from its north-eastern states through latter's territory, a report said here on Thursday. 'Of course, we did discuss this

Khaleda Zia's party to oppose transit facilities to India | Print |  E-mail Friday, 11 July 2008   Views : 19     Favoured : None Former prime minister Khaleda Zia's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has alleged that the caretaker government plans to extend land transit and port facilities to India and has vowed to oppose it. Reiterating the party's known policy on the issue, Dhaka stocks end the week upbeat | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 10 July 2008   Views : 16     Favoured : None Dhaka, July 10 (bdnews24.com)? Indices on the Dhaka Stock Exchange finished upbeat on the closing day of the week due to heavy buying in pharmaceuticals, power and textile shares. 'Investors opted for pharma, power and textiles while selling off mutual Khaleda challenges Gatco case Former prime minister Khaleda Zia submitted a writ petition with... | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 10 July 2008   Views : 15     Favoured : None Dhaka, July 10 (bdnews24.com) ? Former prime minister Khaleda Zia submitted a writ petition with the High Court on Thursday challenging the legality of the Gatco graft case against her. Lawyer Shamsur Rahman Shimul Biswas filed the writ petition on ACC sues AL leader, ex-minister Sajeda The Anticorruption Commission has filed a case against... | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 10 July 2008   Views : 17     Favoured : None Dhaka, July 10 (bdnews24.com) ? The Anticorruption Commission has filed a case against Awami League presidium member and former minister Syeda Sajeda Chowdhury, on charges of illegal earnings and concealing wealth-related information. ACC assistant Khaleda Zia's party to oppose transit facilities to India | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 10 July 2008   Views : 17     Favoured : None Dhaka, July 10: Former prime minister Khaleda Zia's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has alleged that the caretaker government plans to extend land transit and port facilities to India and has vowed to oppose it. Reiterating the party's known policy on Dhaka to look for options if its demands not met at WTO | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 10 July 2008   Views : 17     Favoured : None Bangladesh will look for alternative options if the demands and interests of the country are not met in the upcoming WTO (World Trade Organisation) ministerial meeting scheduled on July 21 in Geneva, said the commerce adviser yesterday. ?Bangladesh

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