Amidst the tension between India and Pakistan, Rakhi Sawant has once again made headlines. When tensions between the two countries were at their peak, Rakhi Sawant said that she wanted to go to Pakistan and drop 50-100 bombs.

Praising the steps taken by the Indian government after the Pulwama attack, the Bollywood actress said, "Whatever Modiji is doing, he is doing the right thing. I support him. He is doing whatever he wants."
Rakhi also said, "I can even give my life for the country. I want to enter Pakistan and drop 50-100 bombs and destroy it."

The registration process for students studying in 8th grade is going to start from March 3. The online form filling and fee submission can be done till March 28. The registration fee has been fixed at 60 taka excluding fine.

Dhaka Secondary and Higher Education Board has released a revised registration notice for class 8 students on Wednesday (February 27). The notice provides detailed information about the registration.

The government has banned all types of fishing, including hilsa, in the Padma-Meghna River Sanctuary area of Chandpur to conserve Jatka. The ban will be in effect from March 1 to April 30, said Chandpur District Fisheries Officer Asadul Baki.

Chandpur District Fisheries Officer Asadul Baki said that the district has designated a 90-kilometer sanctuary from Shatanal area of Matlab Uttar Upazila to Char Bhairavi of Haimchar Upazila and a 10-kilometer sanctuary from Char Bhairavi to Char Alexander of Raipur Upazila of Lakshmipur district.
He further said that there are 51,190 fishermen registered in Matlab North, Matlab South, Chandpur Sadar and Haimchar Upazilas. These fishermen will be made aware to refrain from killing jatka. In addition, awareness meetings, leaflet distribution, miking and banners will be put up in front of fish stalls in the river coastal areas. If we can save this jatka now, then the target level of Hilsa production will be achieved this season.

Pakistan has claimed to have shot down two Indian fighter jets for violating its airspace in Kashmir. The country's army has also said that it has captured two pilots from the downed aircraft, reports The Dawn.

Pakistan's Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Major General Asif Ghafoor tweeted that the Pakistani Air Force shot down two Indian fighter jets after they violated Pakistani airspace. One Indian plane crashed in Indian-occupied Kashmir and the other crashed inside Pakistan. The pilot of the downed plane has been arrested by Pakistani law enforcement agencies.
However, the Dawn report said that an hour after the tweet, Major General Asif Ghafoor announced in a press conference that two pilots had been captured.

Meanwhile, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry spokesman Dr. Mohammad Faisal said, "The sole purpose of this show of force by Pakistan is to demonstrate our right and capability to defend ourselves. We do not want to increase tensions, but if anyone poses a threat to us, this is proof that we are fully prepared to deal with it."

Following the Pulwama incident, Indian fighter jets 'Mirage 2000' entered deep inside Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in the darkness of the early hours of Tuesday and bombed it. 24 hours after India's retaliation, Pakistani fighter jets violated the country's airspace.

Three Pakistani fighter jets were reportedly spotted in the Nowshera sector of Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday morning. However, the Indian Air Force was activated as soon as they were detected on radar. India claims that the Pakistani fighter jets eventually returned after chasing them. However, it is reported that they dropped a bomb before returning to Pakistan.
According to Indian military sources, three F-16 aircraft of the Pakistan Air Force, made with US technology, entered Nowshera this morning. The Indian Air Force was activated as soon as they were detected on the radar. The aircraft were chased and sent back. One of them was shot down. However, its pilot managed to jump out of the aircraft and escape across the Line of Control.

Lakshmipur: In the third phase of the fifth upazila elections, a total of 19 candidates, including 9 for the posts of chairman, 7 for the posts of vice chairman and 5 for the posts of female vice chairman, have submitted their nomination papers in Ramgati and Kamalnagar of Lakshmipur.

On Tuesday evening, it was learned from the Kamalnagar Upazila Election Office that Upazila Awami League President AKM Nurul Amin Master, Upazila Awami League Women's Affairs Secretary Rebecca Begum, Awami League leader Advocate Anwarul Haque, Jubo League leaders Mezbah Uddin Bappi, Ahsan Ullah Hiron, Swechchhasebak League leader Abdur Rahman Didar, journalist Abdur Razzak and expatriate Nurul Amin Opi, and Bikalpak Dhara leader Nur Hossain Tipu have submitted their nomination papers for the post of chairman in Kamalnagar Upazila.
Awami League leader Haji Monirul Haque, Awami League leader Omar Faruk Sagar, former Jubo League president Fazlul Haque Sabuj, Alauddin Sabuj, Jahedul Islam Roni, Ulama League leader Md. Irafil, and 7 others are in the vice chairmanship.
Five people, including Awami League leaders Sajeda Akhter Sumi, Sharmin Akhter Orin, Awami League leaders Shahada Akhter Shahida, Ruksi and Sultana, submitted their nomination papers for the post of women's vice chairman.

Kamalnagar (Lakshmipur): Seven candidates collected nomination forms for the posts of chairman and vice chairman in the Upazila Parishad elections in Kamalnagar, Lakshmipur.

Lakshmipur: No one has been arrested despite a case being filed regarding the attack on Ansar commander Motaher Hossain of Char Badam Union in Ramgati Upazila of Lakshmipur.
The police could not arrest the accused in the case till Sunday (February 17) afternoon. Earlier, on Friday afternoon, February 8, an attack took place on Motah's commander in Char Sita village of Char Badam union of the upazila. In this incident, injured Motah's son Md. Monir filed a case in the Lakshmipur Senior Judicial Magistrate Court on Monday afternoon, February 11. Eight people were named as accused in the case.
According to the case report, on the day of the incident, Momin Ullah, his sons Faisal and Russell of the same village, along with their people, forcibly irrigated water from Motaher Hossain's pond. When he resisted, the opposing people hacked Motaher and seriously injured him. When his family members tried to save him, they were also beaten and injured. Later, locals rescued the injured and admitted them to the Ramgati Upazila Health Complex. As his condition deteriorated, Motaher's commander was sent to Noakhali Hospital for better treatment.
Rammagati Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Arichul Haque said the accused have been absconding since the incident. Efforts are underway to arrest them.