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is confident that it will be able to raise its dividend payout to 20 sen per share by 2024, which translates to a payout of RM1.8 billion in cash for a capital base of nine billion shares. Group chief executive officer Datuk Izzaddin Idris said the telco has shifted its gear to transform into a high dividend company -- supported by short- to long-term strategies that would drive growth while creating long-term value for its shareholders. "Moving forward, our robust financial and structural fun...

by IANS - May 12, 2021 05:38 AM Hardline Hefazat-e-Islam shout slogans in Dhaka. Militant outfit Hefazat-e-Islam, which was behind the recent unrest in Bangladesh, has a sub-group called "Manhazi", whose members include some "who had trained in Afghanistan", a senior police officer said on Tuesday. Dhaka Metropolitan Polices Joint Commissioner, Mahbub Alam also told IANS that banned terror group Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami (HuJI) was also showing signs of activity. According to officials, since t...

Hefazat sub-group Manhazi members trained in Afghanistan ​ By Sumi Khan ( IANS) | Published on ​ Tue, May 11 2021 22:48 IST | ​ 2 Views 24 more Hefazat supporters held for 5-day massacre in Brahmanbaria Image Source: IANS News Dhaka, May 11 : Militant outfit Hefazat-e-Islam, which was behind the recent unrest in Bangladesh, has a sub-group called "Manhazi", whose members include some "who had trained in Afghanistan", a senior police officer said on Tuesday. Dhaka Metropolitan Polices ...

Mad rush home as curbs eased With vehicles plying inside districts, thousands flock to villages ahead of Eid despite govt order not to leave their places Heading home ignoring safety rules: Crammed with homebound passengers, a ferry leaves Shimulia ferry terminal in Munshiganj yesterday morning. Only a few vehicles could board the ferry due to a rush of Eid holidaymakers who did not bother about maintaining health safety rules. Photo: Star Star Report Star Report ...

Tale Of Teen Nurjahan: From Bangladesh Village To Bengaluru Brothels, Imprisoned In Bengal Heres the tale of a 16-year-old Bangladeshi girl who was trafficked to India, and arrested while returning to Bangladesh from Bengal Photographs by Ayanangsha Maitra Ayanangsha Maitra 2021-05-05T12:56:52+05:30 Tale Of Teen Nurjahan: From Bangladesh Village To Bengaluru Brothels, Imprisoned In Bengal outlookindia.com 2021-05-05T13:35:15+05:30 Also read Like most adolescent g...

SYLHET: The war diary captured by Pakistani troops from the Indian companies routed in the Golabganj area near Sylhet contains startling revelations about the subversive activities being carried out by the Indian infiltrators inside East Pakistan, cables PPI special correspondent.... The diary was found in a pucca house on one of the hills which was apparently the headquarters of Indian forces. The diary contains day-to-day operations carried out by the Indian infiltrators, first in the Comilla...

Australians mark 106th anniversary of Anzac Day in Bangladesh Diplomatic Correspondent The Australian High Commission in Dhaka on Sunday (April 25) observed the 106th Anniversary of Anzac Day paying tribute to Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women who died in wars and conflicts. On April 25 in 1915 troops from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps landed in Gallipoli, Turkey. That was the first time Australian troops fought together as a nation, said the Australian High Commissio...

COMMENTS Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina The Indian government has allowed an element of complacency to compromise its strategic outreach towards Bangladesh lately. Judging by the ferocious intensity of the recent widespread anti-India protests in Chittagong, Comilla and elsewhere, which led to 10 deaths and loss of property, an imminent reset of India’s bilateral ties with its eastern neighbour is in order. Not the least because it is next to ...

DACCA: In response to the call of East Pakistan Governor and Martial Law Administrator Zone ‘B’ Lt-Gen Tikka Khan, 16 army and EPR personnel, who were misled by anti-State elements, surrendered today [April 21] to the Pakistan troops operating in Comilla area … Those who surrendered include two junior Commissioned Officers and one havildar. Similar reports of surrender are pouring in from other parts of East Pakistan also. — Agencies [Meanwhile, as reported by agencies in Karachi,] The ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Government today [April 19] lodged a strong protest with the Indian Government against the attack by armed Indian personnel — supported by artillery fire — on a Pakistani border post three miles north of Kasba, between Comilla and Brahmanbaria … A protest Note, handed over to the Indian High Commission here this morning warned the Indian Government that the incident constituted an intrusion into Pakistan’s territory and asked it to “take necessary measures to ensur...