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Month of Victory

in the month of victory

12 December 1971 :
Debacle of Pak troops

Samir Kanti Barua

Today is the 12th  day of the month of   victory in the liberation war of Bangladesh against the vicious Pakistani occupation forces.
There is no news for the wretched Pakistani troops from any where in the war field on this day 12 th December, Sunday .
Defeat and debacle everywhere, no sign of win from any parts of war front .
Finding no alternative the Pak forces were retreating and their all efforts came to and end but resorting to killing Bangalees indiscrimately .
 As part of their premeditation the barbaric  Pakistani forces  almost finalised    the list of intellectuals comprising Dhaka university teachers, journalists , doctors and writers on the sly to kill the most valiant sons in order to cripple the nation intellectually.
On this day the Indian forces launched a good number of commando attacks in several oustkirts  of Dhaka . Thousands of Mukitibahini from Narayanganj, Munshiganj, Keraniganj, Nababganj Manikganj, Narsingdi, Kaliakoir have proceeded towards Dhaka .
Meanwhile Rajshahi, Dinajpur, , Rangpur, Serajganj, Jamalpur and Kishorganj have been freed .
The news of sailing the US 7th fleet towards Indian ocean reached but another news from Delhi told that Russian submarine convoy was following the US ship – according to war journalist  M R Akhter Mukul in his book Ami Bijoy Dekechi .
Maidul Hasan in his book “Muldhara -71 wrote “ It is not known that on Sunday December 12 , as the Indian columns were  closing in on Dhaka a group of senior Pak army officers and their civilian counterparts met in the city’s residential residence .
They put together the name of the  25o peoples to be arrested and killed , including the creams of Dhaka’s professional  circle not only liquidated during the civil war. Their arrest were made on Monday and Tuesday by marked bands of extreme right wings Muslims belonging to an organization called the Albadar-razakers .
Only hours before the official surrender was   signed (on 16th ), the victims were taken in group to the outskirts of the city where they were summarily executed.

CCCI urges 50 PC share of Rupali to pvt sector

Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) in a fax message to the Chief Advisor Dr. Fakhruddin Ahmed requested for disinvestment of 50% share of the state owned Rupali Bank through stock market. The message was sent yesterday urging the govt. to take immediate steps for disinvestment of share to private sectors rather cancelling the ideas of transferring of its ownership to foreign nation or person through a un-transparent process and selling complications. It said at present 93.24% share of Rupali Bank (RB) still in hands of govt. mentionable that the govt. ownership of the Bank was sold out to Saudi Prince Md.

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Peoples View

School boy drowned in drain

Staff Correspondent

A primary school student drowned in a road side drain in city’s Enayet Bazar area on Tuesday morning. The dead was identified as Rubel (9), son of Mohammed Bacchu Mia, student of class two of National Government Primary School.

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One light gun recovered at pahartali

Staff Correspondent

Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) -7 recovered a Light Gun (LG) from West Nasirabad area under Pahartali Police Station on early Tuesday.

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Staff Correspondent

Valuables worth Tk 10 lakhs were gutted in a fire incident that broke out in Kandir Para area on West Sundarpur union at Fhatikchari upazila on early Tuesday.

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Staff Correspondent

The month long first ever Women SME Expo Bangladesh- 07 better known as trade fair at city’s Railway Pologround draws huge visitors of all walks of life .
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National News

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P View desk
Throwing away an appeal by an absentee appellant, the Supreme Court Tuesday upheld the High Court ruling that made mandatory for candidates in parliamentary elections to make public personal information.
A full hierarchy of the Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice M Ruhul Amin delivered the judgement, trouncing the challenger of this electoral reform measure, UNB reports from Dhaka.

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P View desk
Liberation War hero Birshreshtha Hamidur Rahman was Tuesday finally laid to eternal rest in his independent homeland
he died for 36 years before, with highest state honors.
Before the burial, the nation paid last respects to the independence hero, who sacrificed his life for the freedom of the nation, as his last remains lay in state at the National Parade Square at Shere-e-Bangla Nagar in the capital in the morning, UNB reports from Dhaka.

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16th Bangladesh-India dialogue begins : political relation on at appropriate live - Iftekhar

P View desk
Foreign Advisor Dr Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury Tuesday said the current Bangladesh-India relations are at appropriate levels to begin serious negotiations on the various issues through bilateral mechanisms created for those purposes.

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Global News

Twin car bombs kill 67 in Algiers   

Reuters
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