Anisul Haque was scheduled to return to London on a personal visit on July 29. He was supposed to return in August but he never returned. All the mata kati have left everyone in the country of no return.

Mator Anisul Haque was diagnosed with cerebral vasculitis (inflammation of the blood vessels of the brain). When he was sick, he was treated at a hospital in London, he was not diagnosed with this problem at first. He was suffering from brain problems for two months before admission to the hospital, and after the diagnosis, the doctors advised to be fully rested and also forbidding to talk.
Still, he was out of danger and he was hoping to return to his country soon, but his hope was not fulfilled.

Cerebral vasculitis is another name for the central nervous system, vaculitis, and rare disease. It is not usually seen in the blood vessels of the brain. It will damage the blood vessels of the brain and cause obstruction in the bloodstream, which can also cause serious cases of bleeding in the brain, which is often not so common in the first case of this indigenous disease.

Cerebral vasculitis patients may experience neurological problems such as cerebral lesions, feeling weak, feeling lost, headache, skin rash, or skin rash, difficulty moving, and even behavioral problems.

Staff Correspondent:
In Lakshmipur, mobile shops selling warm clothes have set up on the sidewalks at the beginning of winter. To attract buyers, the vendors have arranged various colors and types of winter clothes for all ages, including sweaters, jackets, coats, sweaters, baby suits, monkey hats and blankets. As soon as winter arrives, these shops are busy from morning till night. The lower-class people of the district are busy keeping themselves warm in the winter. However, middle-class buyers are buying their favorite clothes as they can find good clothes at low prices on the sidewalks.
A visit to some of the mobile shops in the district shows that the vendors have arranged winter clothes of various colors and designs, including sweaters, baby suits, jackets, coats, blankets. And the shops are crowded with people from the lower and middle classes. Everyone is crowding the sidewalks to get good clothes at a lower price than in the big markets and visiting a few shops to buy their favorite clothes. However, this time the demand for children's and women's clothes is high. On the other hand, due to the good security system, shopping continues from morning till night. And in these shops, spring winter clothes are available between 50 and 800 taka. And blankets are available between 300 and 700 taka.
Azad, a vendor at a mobile shop, said, "As a result of high profits, I am selling winter clothes on the sidewalks during the winter season like every year. However, this time, the sales are a little higher at the beginning of winter than usual. I sell 8 to 9 thousand taka every day. However, sales will increase as the winter gets colder."
When asked why she is buying winter clothes from the sidewalk instead of buying them from the big markets in the district, Farhana of Hamchadi village said, "The prices of winter clothes there are very high. And here, I come to buy good clothes of different colors and designs at low prices."
Seller Mobarak said, "I do different things at other times of the year. But during the winter season, I buy winter clothing through belts from Chittagong. I buy sweater belts for 6 to 12 thousand taka but sell them for 10 to 17 thousand taka. I buy baby suit belts for 10 to 12 thousand taka but sell them for 16 to 19 thousand taka. I buy shirt belts for 4 to 8 thousand taka but sell them for 6 to 12 thousand taka. In this way, we almost double the profit on each winter clothing."
Rickshaw puller Shahin Alam said, "Winter has not yet started in full swing. Even then, I am buying winter clothes in advance. And I cannot afford to buy from big markets, so I am buying from here."
Zakir Hossain of Banchanagar, who is selling winter clothes in a van in front of the Lakshmipur Municipality office, said, "We have arranged the winter clothes to attract buyers. However, this time, sales are better at the beginning of winter than usual. And as the winter gets colder, sales will increase even more."

Staff Correspondent:
Aleta Begum, who is tired of running around the door of the chairman-members for her son's disabled card, will get a hand card disabled boy Ripon.
Kishore Md. Ripon Hossain is the deceased of the new Bair of Abirnagar village of Laharkandi Uni of Laxmipur Sadar Upazila, the younger son of Abul Kalam.
UP Chairman Mosharraf Hossain Mushu Pattori said that he assured that the list of disabled will be given in the name of Ripon.

It is known that when Ripon was playing with his friends when he was young, he was hit by a thorn in his leg.
After a few days, his fever and two legs were gills. He could not move normally.

Disabled Ripon says friends do not play me in sports. No one mixes with me. I want to write. When the pain appears, it is very difficult to walk back.

Ripon's mother Aleta Begum said, "Since her illness, she has not been able to get any support from the Cheserman and the member many times. I have been asking for a disabled card but I have not met them. They have nothing to say about the treatment of their child in the village for the treatment of their child a few months ago. I took 11 thousand taka and took it to Dhaka.
He was under treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital for about a month and yet he could not do well. I live a very difficult life.

Laxmipur Sadar Upazila Executive Officer Mohammad Nurzzaman
He said, UP Cheterman will be asked to keep his name on the inquiries.

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The fish was caught in a fishing net in India, which was sold for an estimated Rs 8 lakh.
The weight of the fish is 40 kg. The fish was bought by a fishmonger named Debashish Jana at the Digha mehna auction on Wednesday.

It is known that the price of the fish is 19 thousand taka per kg if the fish is sold for sale, so the price of the fish is 730 thousand taka. The fish is 7 lakh 30 thousand taka. The fish is a huge Bhola fish. The fish is usually in the deep sea. This fish is usually in the deep sea. But like the five marine fish, the teli fish is also near the coast for breeding the egg.
Just then the fish caught in the net of the fishermen.

A court has issued an arrest warrant against BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia in the Zia Orphanage and Zia Charitable Trust corruption cases.

Dhaka Special Judge No. 5, Dr. Akhtaruzzaman, issued the warrant on Thursday at the Alia Madrasa grounds in Bakshibazar, the capital, for failing to appear in court.

BNP Chairperson's lawyer Tapan Chowdhury confirmed the issuance of the arrest warrant.

It is learnt that today, he was scheduled to give his unfinished statement in his defense in the Zia Orphanage Trust corruption case and his defense in the Zia Charitable Trust corruption case. However, he did not appear in court citing security reasons due to the half-day strike called by the left parties.

On August 8, 2010, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) filed a case against Khaleda Zia and four others at Tejgaon Police Station, alleging illegal money transactions in the name of Zia Charitable Trust. The other accused in the case are Khaleda Zia's former political secretary Harish Chowdhury, Harish's then assistant private secretary and acting director of BIWTA's maritime safety and traffic department Ziaul Islam Munna, and Monirul Islam Khan, private secretary to former Dhaka mayor Sadeq Hossain Khoka.

On the other hand, the ACC filed another case at Ramna Police Station against Khaleda Zia and Tarique Rahman, including six others, for embezzling funds from the Zia Orphanage Trust two years before the Zia Charitable Trust corruption case. The other accused in the case are former Magura MP Kazi Salimul Haque Kamal, businessman Sharfuddin Ahmed, former Prime Minister's Office secretary Kamal Uddin Siddiqui and former President Ziaur Rahman's nephew Mominur Rahman.

Laxmipur: The police recovered the melted body of an unidentified youth (30) from the Meghna river in Ramgatti, Lakshmipur.

The body was recovered from Telir Char area of Char Abdullah of the upazila on Wednesday (November 29) night, but the name and identity of the body was confirmed.

Ramgati police officer (OC) Iqbal Hossain said that the dead body was washed away in the tli char area in Jotar. After receiving information from the locals, the body was recovered and sent to the Sadar Hospital morgue for investigation.

In 2007, with the hands of mother and siblings, he arrived in the United States empty-handed.
From South Sudan to an Ethiopian refugee camp, from there to Kenya, America finally came to the country.

Neatakim Gattek, known as the international modeling world, known as Queen of the Dark, who did not know the meaning of the word ‘model’ even for 14 years.

Currently, his 24 years of age and his number of followers on Instagram is about 3 lakh. It is as surprising! Where people have to be subjected to vaccinations and ticks while getting up and down the color of the Gatha, so the honor of a black man in the world is really admirable.

Talking to international fashion media, Neutakim knows that he has come to school in America, where he initially was very harassed for his underwear color.
But, he did not give up.

The main reason for the success of Neatakim is that he himself says. ‘I love myself. I love my body color.‘ He thinks that if you don't like yourself, no one else will love you."

Today, Neatakim is a successful model, so he wants to highlight Sudan in the world court, he wants to do something for his homeland, especially for the little Asaht Mets.

Staff Correspondent: 51 second-year honors and degree students of Lakshmipur Government University College did not participate in the exam. They gave about two lakh taka to Osman Gani, a part-time employee of the Islamic Studies Department of the college, for filling out the form. He did not fill out the students' forms even after taking the money. On Wednesday (November 29), the students came to know about the cheating when they came to take the exam. They became extremely angry about this.

The matter was complained to Nurul Afsar Chowdhury, head of the Islamic Studies Department of the college. He asked them to wait for the exam next year. This has made the educational life of the cheated uncertain. Osman did not come to the college on Wednesday, his statement could not be known as he turned off his mobile phone and covered his face.

It was found that Osman, a part-time employee, was managing all the official work of the teachers and students of the Islamic Studies Department. On this basis, he embezzled 199,500 taka by promising to fill the forms of 51 students, including regular and irregular students of the 2nd and 3rd year of honors and degrees, in October and November. The students who paid the money came to the college to collect the admit cards on Tuesday (November 28). At that time, Osman told them that the admit cards would be given before the start of the exam on Wednesday (November 29). In the morning, when they came to collect the admit cards, the matter of fraud was confirmed. At that time, they did not see Osman in the college. He turned off his mobile phone and covered his face.

Shibbir Ahmed and Nurey Alam, 2nd year students of the Islamic Studies Department, said, "Osman is a very trusted employee of our department head Nurul Afsar Chowdhury. On his instructions, we gave Osman about 2 lakh taka to fill out the forms for 51 students of different academic years. Since he did not fill out the forms, we did not receive any admit cards. We will file a complaint with the National University regarding the cheating."

Attempts to reach Nurul Afsar Chowdhury, head of the college's Islamic Studies Department, on his mobile phone for comment on the matter were unsuccessful.

However, Lakshmipur Government College Principal Main Uddin Pathan said, "There is no rule to take cash for filling the form. I came to know about this today. An academic meeting has been called for this at 11 am on Thursday. The department concerned has been instructed to respond to this issue."

Information Minister Hasanul Haque Inu said that the Digital Security Act has been finalized. If the approval of the Cabinet, the 57th section of the Information Technology (ICT) Act will be repealed.

Information Minister Hasanul Haque Inu said this to reporters after an inter-ministerial meeting at the Secretariat on Wednesday.

He said, “I have completed the Digital Security Act. After the approval of the Cabinet, I hope to be able to raise it in the National Parliament in the next winter session.”

Jasad president Inu said, “The Digital Security Act is being made for 16 crore citizens. So there is no separate substance called journalists. When the broadcast law comes later, journalists and media workers will be arranged.”