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She resumed acting in the 1970s, doing occasional television and film job, including Peter O'Toole's 1982 comedy "My Favorite Year." But Stuart's later career would have remained largely a footnote if James Cameron had not chosen her for his 1997 epic about the doomed luxury liner that struck an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage in 1912.

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Dhaka Art Centre has organised an installation show, titled “In Books, You Can Read” of Wakilur Rahman. The photography exhibition was inaugurated on September 23. A number of leading painters, writers and educationists attended the inaugural session. A musical presentation was held to mark the opening ceremony.

Wakil is simultaneously a painter and printmaker. The artist has been dividing his time between Dhaka and Berlin since 1988. Based in Berlin for the last 22 years, he has nevertheless always been a force in the local art scene with his new ideas and novel thought-pattern.

Last year, Wakil along with his friend artist Dhali Al Mamoon arranged an photography exhibition titled “Kagajer Chhaya” at the National Museum highlighting the role and impact of print media in contemporary society.

Wakil has been addressing social issues through his artworks-especially painting and installation since the early '80s. Wakil and some of his contemporaries formed a group called 'Samay' in the mid '80s. Samay documented our social, cultural and various economic crises through their artworks.

In his installation , “In Books, You Can Read”, the artist's main aesthetic concern is readable and unreadable texts and he formulates his ideas using books that have been flipped through presenting them both as objects of contemplation and bearers of conceptual coding. At the exhibition, his books at times seem worn out, burnt and immersed in hazy letters. Sometimes the alphabets of the books look clear and from time to time it is very difficult to read from the books.

Wakil seeks to present the various perspective on books and emphasises the importance of books in our lives. His books also highlight an ancient era. His books are a means for him to address the duality between memory and forgetfulness. The aim is to make onlookers aware of their roots, their present existence, and their future -- in the context of the book.

Wakilur Rahman was born in 1961. He completed his B.F.A. in 1981 from Dhaka Art College (presently the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka). He went on to acquire a M.F.A from Central Academy of Fine Arts, China.

The exhibition will continue till October 12.
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BP sells assets to back spill clean-upThe smear with oil steady has notified the Vietnamese and Pakistani governments, but says it does not yet be inflicted with buyers lined up.

Proceeds from the deal of the pipelines and other assets, valued by $2 billion, will energy into BP's multi-billion-dollar clean-up and compensation back.

Meanwhile, BP and US officials be inflicted with outlined diplomacy to eradicate the blown-out Gulf of Mexico well pro skilled, by drowning the smear with oil tide with mud and reinforce pumped deep inside the wellbore via a giant cap.
The US government authorised BP to keep the cap on the damaged wellhead pro a further 24 hours to think it over whether the logic can survive the pressure from the smear with oil fizzy up from the reservoir deep not more than the sea.

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The historic May Day will be observed today in the country as elsewhere in the world with a renewed pledge to protect the rights of workers and create a labour-friendly working atmosphere.

The day is observed across the world every year since 1886 commemorating the supreme sacrifices of workers at the Hay Market in the United States to establish the rights of eight-hour working day and with a renewed pledge to uphold the rights of working class.

Many working people sacrificed their lives on May 1, 1886 and the following days during series of movements, bomb attacks, riots and police actions on agitating workers while they were on a three-day strike at Hay Market in Chicago.

The Hay Market incident was a source of inspiration for people around the globe. As such, May Day has become an international celebration of the social and economic achievements of the labour movement.

The day is a public holiday in Bangladesh.

President Zillur Rahman and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in separate messages greeted the working class people of the country and wished their overall welfare, reports BSS.

Zillur said safe environment-friendly working atmosphere, living wages, training, raising benefits and facilities and friendly owner-worker relations are necessary for establishing the rights of workers and ensuring their welfare.

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Of the accused, 84 mutineers, including JCO (Junior Commanding Officer) medical assistant Subedar Major Hafizuddin, were present at the Darbar Hall during the February 25 mutiny and they took part in the carnage defying the order of then director general Maj Gen Shakil Ahmed, he said.

A group of jawans, including medical assistants Nayek Subedar Torab Hossain Khan and Monoranjan Sarkar, were involved in removing bodies from the Darbar Hall and its adjacent areas on February 25, the prosecutor added.

At one stage, president of the three-member court BDR DG Maj Gen Md Mainul Islam wanted to know from Torab how many bodies they had removed on that day.

In reply, Torab said they had removed 40 to 42 bodies from 2:00pm to 5:00 in the evening using trucks and pickup vans.

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India has been expediting the implementation process of various agreements, including export of 200MW electricity and providing one billion dollars soft loan to Bangladesh.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said this when Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina paid a courtesy call on him at India House in the Saarc Village in Thimphu Thursday morning.

The deals were signed between the two countries during the landmark visit of Hasina to New Delhiin January this year.

During the meeting held in a very cordial and warm atmosphere, the two leaders discussed various issues of bilateral and multilateral interests, including expansion of trade and business and enhancing connectivity between the two neighbouring countries.

After the half an hour meeting, PM’s Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad told journalists that Manmohan assured Hasina of his country's support for the continuation of advancement of democracy in Bangladesh.

The Indian prime minister also informed the Bangladesh premier that his government would take necessary measures for finalising the draft of agreement on Teesta Water Sharing, which was handed over to Indian government recently.

Manmohan also announced his country's support for the Bangladesh's candidature in the Committee of Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).

In response to the support of Bangladesh's efforts for the inclusion of the Sundarbans in the list of New Seven Wonders of the World, the Indian prime minister said both the countries would take joint initiatives to this end.

Expressing her satisfaction over the existing bilateral relations between the two friendly countries, Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina expressed the hope that the relations would be accelerated further in the days to come for the benefit of the two peoples.

During the meeting, Sheikh Hasina invited Manmohan Singh to visit Bangladesh at a convenient time and the Indian prime minister accepted the invitation.

Among others, Foreign Minister Dipu Moni, State Minister for Environment and Forest Hasan Mahmud, Ambassador-at-large M Ziauddin, Principal Secretary to the prime minister MA Karim, Foreign Secretary Mohamed Mijarul Quayes and PM’s Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad accompanied Hasina at the meeting.

Besides, Indian Foreign Minister SM Krishna and Foreign Secretary Nirupoma Rao were present.

Earlier, Bhutanese King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck paid a courtesy call on Hasina at Bangladesh House in the Saarc Village. During the meeting, they discussed various issues of bilateral interest.

Besides, Hasina who is now a three-day visit to Bhutan to attend the 16th Saarc Summit passed a very hectic day in Thimpu on Wednesday.

Apart from joining the opening session of the Saarc Summit, she held separate meetings with the Saarc leaders and joined a banquet hosted by Bhutanese Prime Minister Lyonchhen Jigmi Y Thinley in honour of head of states and governments of the eight Saarc countries.

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Around 35,000 garment in Bangladeshi workers blocked the Dhaka-Chittagong and the Dhaka-Sylhet highways at Kanchpur of Narayanganj for five hours on Tuesday to press several demands including increase in their wages.

They also demanded attendance allowance, midday snacks and Tk 5,000 as minimum wage.

The workers of Opex Knitwear Limited, a sister concern of Sinha Group, took to the street at about 8:00am and blocked the highways by setting fire on tyres.

The angry workers also vandalised 10 vehicles on the highways, reports our Narayanganj correspondent.

Several hundred vehicles on 18 different routes of Chittagong and Sylhet divisions got stranded on the highways.

The workers withdrew the blockade at about 1:00pm after getting assurance from the local police and the owners of the factory.

Officer-in-charge of Sonargaon Police Station Mohammad Yunus Ali told The Daily Star that communications on the highways remained suspended for about four hours from 9:am to 1:00 in the morning, causing severe traffic congestion.

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A fire broke out at Tung Hi knit and sweater factory at Zirani in Gazipur Sadar upazila Friday morning, burning down valuable machinery and ready-made garments.

At least five people, including a fire fighter, were injured while trying to extinguish the blaze.

Garment workers said the fire broke out on the ground floor of the seven-storey building at about 7:00am and raged through the first and second floors of the building when few workers were working inside it.

On information, four fire fighting units from Gazipur Sadar, Tongi, Savar EPZ and Mirpur rushed in and brought the blaze under control with the help of garment workers at about 12noon.

Local people who live in the houses adjacent to the factory were seen leaving their residences due to huge smoke emitting from the burning factory.

The injured were sent to hospital.

Fire service sources said the fire might have originated from an elected short circuit.

The extent of loss from the fire could not be known immediately.

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Dhaka Metropolitan Police is going to draw up a list of troublesome college and university students of its eight crime zones.

DMP Commissioner AKM Shahidul Hoque in a letter on February 16 asked deputy commissioners (DCs) of all the eight crime zones to prepare the lists of such students and send them to the DMP office within three days.

The DCs were also provided with prescribed forms to collect information about unruly students.

They were also asked to gather information about the political affiliation of those students, their portfolios in the organisations, the crimes they are involved in, cases against them and the present condition of those cases.

They have to collect information whether these students had been arrested earlier.

Shahidul Hoque told The Daily Star that after preparing the list of troublesome students, they would start tracking them.

He said, “The government high-ups ordered him to launch a crackdown on unruly students with zero tolerance even if they belong to ruling party's student wing.”

In the letter the commissioner stated that recently many photos and video footages of some students with firearms and sharp weapons were published in newspapers and aired on the private television channels.

He, in the letter, said such photos badly tarnished the image of police.

DMP sources said against the backdrop of the recent clashes between rival student groups that left one Dhaka university student dead and several injured, the commissioner has initiated the move.

When contacted, several deputy commissioners said it is very tough to make the lists within the stipulated time but they are trying to do it impartially.

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Chief Justice Md Tafazzul Islam pronounced the order yesterday morning

Killers Syed Farooq Rahman, Sultan Shahriar Rashid Khan, Mohiuddin Ahmed, Bazlul Huda and AKM Mohiuddin Ahmed, who were in condemned cells of Dhaka Central Jail, had filed the review petitions with the Supreme Court against its verdict.

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Earlier yesterday, following the dismissal of his review petition, convict Syed Farooq Rahman in the afternoon appealed to the president for clemency, which President Zillur Rahman rejected.
Dhaka Jail Superintendent Touhidul Islam last night confirmed The Daily Star that they received the president's rejection order.
The Appellate Division rejected the review petitions as they contained no new arguments and any legal grounds for reviewing the Supreme Court judgment confirming the death sentences.
In all the petitions, the counsel of the convicts reiterated points that had already been argued during the hearing of their appeals against the High Court verdict. The HC had rejected those pleas.
The four-member bench of the Appellate Division headed by Chief Justice Md Tafazzul Islam pronounced the order yesterday morning.
The other members of the Appellate Division bench were justices BK Das, Md Muzammel Hossain and SK Sinha. They heard arguments on the review petitions for three days from January 24.
Killers Syed Farooq Rahman, Sultan Shahriar Rashid Khan, Mohiuddin Ahmed, Bazlul Huda and AKM Mohiuddin Ahmed, who were in condemned cells of Dhaka Central Jail, had filed the review petitions with the Supreme Court against its verdict.
Law Minister Shafique Ahmed told reporters that as per jail code, the jail authorities should execute the convicts between the 21st and 28th days after the trial court issued death warrants against them.
The death warrants were issued on January 3 and the countdown started the same day, Shafique said, adding that this means the last date for execution is January 31.
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Bangladesh prime Minister Sheikh Hasina- India prime Minister Manmohan Singh talks focus on terrorism, security, connectivity, trade, investment

Bangladesh and India yesterday signed four deals on exchange of electricity, and fight against terrorism, organised crime and drug trafficking, capping two-hour talks between Bd Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh.
Bd Prime Minister Hasina and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, leading their countries at the delegation-level talks at the Hyderabad House from 5:30pm to 7:30pm, had a detailed discussion covering the entire gamut of bilateral issues with particular focus on terrorism, security, connectivity, trade and investment, border concerns and sharing of water and power resources.
Bd Prime Minister Hasina, whose four-day state visit began yesterday, met Indian President Pratibha Patil, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna, UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj before the talks with Singh.
The two sides inked a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in power sector for import and export of electricity to the tune of over 900 million units per annum, depending on availability, need and price.
Under the deal, the Power Development Board will buy electricity from India at a price to be agreed upon by the two parties, said official sources.
The other three agreements signed are Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters, Transfer of Sentenced Persons and Combating International Terrorism, Organised Crime and Illicit Drug Trafficking.
The one on transfer of sentenced persons would allow those convicted of criminal offences to serve their sentences in their own country if they want.
Someone sentenced to death however would not get this opportunity.
The draft agreement mentions that if such deals existed with a third country, Bangladesh and India would provide transit facility for extradition of the sentenced person, said officials.
The agreement on combating international terrorism, organised crime and illicit drug trafficking is the bilateral implementation of a protocol that has long been effective under Saarc.
If terrorist activities are conducted in and against both India and Bangladesh, the two countries can exchange general and intelligence information.
Officials said under the power agreement, Bangladesh would import up to 1,200 megawatts of electricity from India by the middle of 2012 to meet its fast-growing demand for power. It will initially buy 500MW increasing to 1,200MW over three years.
Bangladesh's state-managed Power Grid Company and Indian state-run Power Grid Corporation will jointly set up transmission lines to carry the power to the Bangladesh grid.
The neighbours also signed a three-year agreement on cultural exchange under which they would jointly celebrate the 150th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore.
This apart, Hasina and Singh discussed issues relating to the 6.1-km undermarcated stretch of the 4,096 km border, 'enclaves' and 'adverse possessions' (pockets in each country where nationals of the other are residing).
The two sides have exchanged lists of enclaves but have not done so in the case of adverse possessions.
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