RU students block Dhaka-Rajshahi highway
Shawdesh Desk: Rajshahi University students blocked the Dhaka-Rajshahi highway on Monday to press home their nine-point demand including proper investigation and trial for those responsible for the deaths during the ReadMore
Around 20 protesters detained from Dhanmondi, Mirpur
Shawdesh Desk; The law enforcers picked up around 20 protesters from Dhanmondi and ECB Chattar area of Mirpur-10 when they were staging demonstrations this noon. The quota reform agitators once ReadMore
‘Don’t mock the nation’, HC on quota protesters being fed at DB office
Shawdesh desk: The High Court on Monday criticised the random detention of individuals and feeding them at the Detective Branch (DB) office, labelling it a mockery of the nation. During ReadMore
Protesting students detained, demos held in many places
Shawdesh Desk; Students protesting under the banner of Students Movement Against Discrimination organised protest rallies in different places, including Dhaka city and elsewhere in the country to press home their ReadMore
Venezuela’s Maduro declared winner, opposition reject result
Shawdesh desk: Nicolas Maduro was declared the winner of Venezuela’s presidential election on Sunday but the opposition and regional neighbours immediately rejected the official results. Maduro won re-election with ReadMore
Families allege youths go missing for days after deadly protests in Bangladesh
Shawdesh desk; Family members on Sunday alleged that many students were going missing for several days before ending up in court abruptly as members of law enforcement agencies were arresting ReadMore
Marzuk Russell files complaint with DB over fake Facebook posts
Binodon desk: A Facebook page in the name of Bangladesh’s renowned actor-poet-songwriter Marzuk Russell has been sharing messages and status updates on different topics, including the quota reform campaign and ReadMore
Unbearable anthropocentrism of our world in data
Christopher Ketcham: HOW billionaire elites help fund an Oxford statistics lab that makes the destruction of Earth look just great. Roughly a decade ago, a 30-year-old economic statistician at Oxford ReadMore
