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- Heavy metal pollution in Bangladesh rivers reaches critical levels
- Attempted murder case filed against Shamim Osman and 48 others
- The businessmen are in dire straits now: Md Jashim Uddin
- Environmental Ministry forms monitoring committee to implement polythene ban
- Diesel, kerosene prices fall
- Lewis cuts loose as West Indies beat England by 8 wickets in the rain-affected 1st ODI
- Industrial Security Task Force ensuring stability, safety in key industrial hubs: ISPR
- Dhaka's air continues to be ‘unhealthy’
- Jatiya Party calls urgent press conference
- Iran issues warning of severe retaliation against Israel after airstrikes
- Ex-minister Obaidul Muktadir arrested
- Russia begins nuclear drill as West Plans Response
- Half of Americans fear of weaker democracy no matter who wins the election
- US Secret Service to train Bangladeshi officials in combating money laundering and terror financing
- Anti-discrimination Students Movement announces to seal Jatiya Party office
- Need to hold polls quickly as only elected govt can make visible changes: Fakhrul
- Law Adviser to perform Speaker's administrative, financial responsibilities
- Government raises BCS exam attempt limit to four
- Students, protesting people set Jatiya Party’s central office on fire
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How a communist from the Tata family became one of Britain's first Asian MPs
The name Shapurji Saklatvala may not be one that leaps out of the history books to most people. But as with any good tale from the past, the son of a cotton merchant - who was a member of Indias supremely wealthy Tata clan - has quite a story. At every turn, it seems his life was one of constant...