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Terming their march programme a new form of anti-government movement, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday called upon the government to quit power immediately to avert a shocking ouster. “We started a new movement today (Saturday) through this silent protest in Dhaka city. Through the silent march together with people we’ll force this terrible, monstrous government to quit power,” he said. In a brief address prior to launching the march programme in the city’s Badda area, the BNP leader also said they want to send out a message to the government through the fresh programme to hand over power to a caretaker government with immediate resignation and empower the people to exercise their right to vote under a new Election Commission. “Otherwise you will have to face a very shocking ouster and you won’t find a way to escape,” he warned. As part of the party’s four-day programme, BNP leaders and activists marched towards the capital`s Abul Hotel area in Malibagh from Badda’s Suvastu Nazar Valley market to press home their 10-point demand, including holding the next general ele

Awami League (AL) General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader yesterday described BNP`s road march as its "funeral procession" and said the party`s backward journey began with this programme. "BNP`s mass-uprising has failed. Where is their shouting? Where is their mass-upsurge? Now their funeral procession begins, not road march. They will be defeated in this way in movement and in next elections. They will face their political death in the polls," he said. Quader was addressing a rally in protest against BNP`s "terrorism and anarchy" in front of Amin Market at Ajampur, Uttara in the capital. AL`s Dhaka City North unit arranged the rally. Winter clothes were also distributed among cold-hit people in the programme. AL Presidium Member Mofazzal Hossain Chowdhury Maya, Bir Bikram, its Joint General Secretary Mahbubul Alam Hanif, Organizing Secretary Mirza Azam, central committee member Sanjida Khanam, Dhaka City North AL General Secretary SM Mannan Kachi, Mohila Awami League President Meher Afroz Chumki and Dhaka-18 constituency lawmaker Habib Hasan addressed the function, among others. Dhaka City North AL Presi

UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, together with the Bangladesh government will soon launch the Joint Response Plan for 2023 to appeal to donor partners for funding to meet the needs of Rohingyas in Bangladesh and the local communities hosting them here. “We shall appeal for approximately $876 million in all relevant sectors, of which some $67 million would be required for our operations on Bhasan Char,” Johannes van der Klaauw, UNHCR Representative in Bangladesh, told UNB in an exclusive interview. As in the past, he said, they do not expect this budget to be funded to the full, but the gap is expected to be much larger in the coming year. “We therefore need to redouble our efforts to mobilize resources and notably development funding, to be used in a flexible manner, as humanitarian aid budgets are no longer available,” said the senior UN official. At the same time, Klaauw said, they are prioritizing funding needs more than before — focusing on the most vulnerable and addressing the most critical gaps. UNHCR continues to appeal for further investments by the international community in refugees’ education and skills development, including vocational training and other forms of capacity-building for adolescent and adult refugees, and opportunities to put the acquired learning and skills into practice through livelihood projects. Rohingya refugees should be allowed to become self-reliant, to purchase part of their daily food, cooking gas, household items, as general distribution of these commodities will no longer be possible as a result of a reduction in financial support from the

Two Indian Air Force (IAF) fighter jets crashed in Madhya Pradesh`s Morena on Saturday, reportedly when they were practicing a bombing mission. The jets - Sukhoi-30 and Mirage 2000 - crashed near Morena`s Pahargarh area after taking off from Gwalior air base. The two fighter jets were part of different teams in the exercise. According to sources, two pilots reportedly ejected safely while one is feared dead. Since the wreckage are very close to each other; it is suspected that it could be a mid-air collision. Sources said that the collision is not head-on, wings clipped. The crash caused no damage to public property. State police confirmed that no civilian was injured due to the crash. Fire tenders have been rushed to the spot to bring the flames under control. A court of inquiry is being ordered to ascertain the cause of the accident, official sources said. This is IAF`s second Su-30 that