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Purchase of 10 Locomotives: Ministry probe finds breach of contract

South Korean Hyundai Rotem Company has supplied 10 locomotives to Bangladesh Railway deviating from some clauses of the contract, a probe committee has found. The three-member committee, led by an additional secretary of the railways ministry, has blamed Hyundai and a firm hired by BR for the pre-shipment inspection for this, three people who are aware of the probe findings told The Daily Star. The committee has recently submitted its report to the ministry and a meeting in this regard, chaired by Railways Secretary Salim Reza, was held at the Rail Bhaban yesterday. A representative from Hyundai was also present. At the meeting, the secretary informed the participants about the probe findings and formed a technical committee led by Mohammad Hassan Mansur, the previous director of the project, to find a solution.

CREC should talk to the authorities | The Daily Star

CREC should talk to the authorities Says rail minister on contractor’s fund crisis Rail Minister Nurul Islam Sujan says Bangladesh Railway is going to change schedules for 35 intercity trains starting January 10. Photo: Tuhin Shubhra Adhikary/Star Staff Correspondent Staff Correspondent If the contractor for the Padma Bridge Rail Link Project has any issue, it should talk to the authorities concerned, as this is not something to talk about with the media, said Railways Minister Nurul Islam Sujan yesterday. The minister made the comments a day after China Railway Group Ltd, also known as CREC, issued a press statement alleging that it had not been paid for work done in the last seven months and this was slowing down project implementation.

Railway to begin recruitment soon | The Daily Star

Railway to begin recruitment soon | The Daily Star
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Syed Abul Maksud no more | The Daily Star

The noted columnist, researcher, and writer breathed his last at Square Hospital in Dhaka. His son Syed Nasif Maksud told The Daily Star that his father started to have breathing difficulties in the evening and they rushed him to the hospital where he was declared dead at 7:09pm. Abul Maksud left behind his wife, son, daughter and a huge number of followers and well-wishers. He was a leading advocate for human rights, environment, and good governance. As news of his death spread, many expressed their condolences in social media recalling his good deeds. Rezaul Karim Chowdhury, executive director of a non-government organisation, wrote, We have lost our Gandhi.

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