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Members of Border Security Force (BSF), Indian border guards, have killed a Bangladeshi Businessman through electric shock at Putkhali Border of Benapole under Sharsha Upazila of Jessore District of Bangladesh in the night on 16 February 2011. The deceased was identified as Mr. Israfil is aged 30, son of Mr. Abdul Momin of Shyamalgachhi Village under Sharsha Upazila of Jessore. In Charge of Putkhali Camp of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) Mr. Emdad Hosain has confirmed the incident of killing of a Bangladeshi by BSF. Sources said, BSF threw the body of the ill fated Bangladeshi into Isamati River after torturing mercilessly and his fellow men rushed him to Bagachhra Clinic where doctors declare Israfil as dead.

Have you ever seen the amazing and aesthetic beauty of Bangladesh !  It is the high time. You can just book a modern suit here just on the sea shore and get the touch the live sea in your heart . It is true you can make a game even with sea . Really unbelievable but you may happen it here in Cox's Bazar. What a beautiful Bangladesh is! What a charming is its rivers embraces with eye sweetening sights in the the agricultural fields over the 1,47,570 Square Kilometer of land. W orld's longest sea beach is here in Cox's Bazar , the southernmost district of the country. It seems that the Almighty Creator has bestowed all of His blessings to this nation comprises 16 million people. The Cox's Bazar Sea seashore is 120 KM in length also known as 155 KM long sometimes. Starting from Cox's Bazar District Town it is expanded its way to Badar Mokam, name of a local place. Hundreds of Thousands of travelers and tourists from 200 countries of the world throng into the

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Nokia has joined forces with Microsoft in an attempt to regain ground lost to the iPhone and Android-based devices. The deal will see Nokia use the Windows phone operating system for its smartphones, the company said. It means that Nokia's existing operating systems will be sidelined. Speaking at the launch of the partnership, Nokia's chief executive Stephen Elop revealed that there would be "substantial" job losses as a result of the tie-up. Nokia will remain "first and foremost...a Finnish company. Finland is our home and will remain our home," he said. But job losses around the world, including in Finland, will be inevitable, he added. Speaking about the new partnership with Microsoft, Mr Elop said that "the game has changed from a battle of devices to a war of ecosystems". "An ecosystem with Microsoft and Nokia has unrivalled scale around the globe," he said. Microsoft's chief executive Steve Ballmer was also present at t

Peoples celebrating after Mubarak resigned on 11th February 2011, the 18th day of protest by the millions of people in the country.  Peoples are celebrating in the Tahrir Square (Independence Ground) at the heart of Capital city Cairo in Egypt today after stepping down of President Hosni Mubarak. The 18 days bloody and sacrificial fight was against autocracy on behalf of democracy. How precious democracy is! The celebration marking the fact at the highest level.

President Hosni Mubarak has step down at this evening today on 18th day of non-stop protests against him. Protesters from all walk of life in the country headed to the street in the capital city and other cities of the country to press home their one point demand of removing the 30 years power holding President Mr. Mubarak. Meanwhile, Mr. Hosni Mubarak declared yesterday that he will cling to the power till September this year and will not compete in the next general election. This declaration from Mubarak led to the more protests in the country today. Finally, Vice President Mr. Omar Suleiman announced today in this evening that Mr. Mohammad Hosni Mubarak has decided to leave power and handed over the State Affairs Administration to the Supreme Armed Forces of the country.    

Fight for Democracy in Egypt has been advancing ahead! Will Egyptians will get their long awaited democracy or another general is going to capture power here? The answer is very easy as the power is already handed over to Military Forces of the country. The outrage came out when the declaration in a televised statement by President Hosni Mubarak told that he would not step down before September this year.