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Women's Day observed in capital - Vimarsana News

Women's Day observed in capital

Women’s Day observed in capital Updated: Updated: Women officers take charge in police stations and are deployed in highway patrol Share Article AAA Sub Inspector Asha V. Rekha who took charge as the SHO of the Cantonment Police Station in Thiruvananthapuram on Monday along with her team of women officials, as part of observance of International Women’s Day.   Women officers take charge in police stations and are deployed in highway patrol Women police officers spearheaded the functioning of 123 police stations in the State on Monday as the Kerala Police marked the International Women...

PBI to investigate case against Nasir, wife Tamima by her first husband Rakib - Vimarsana News

PBI to investigate case against Nasir, wife Tamima by her first husband Rakib

After hearing Rakib’s statement on Wednesday, Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Mohammad Jasim ordered the PBI to file a report within Mar 30. Lawyer Israt Hasan argued for Rakib. The charges include getting married to someone else while in a current marital relationship, causing defamation by luring away the wife of another and adultery, said Helal Uddin, a bench clerk at the court. According to the case documents, Tamima is 29 years old while Rakib is 32 and Nasir is 30. Rakib, who had filed a general diary with Uttara West Police earlier, alleged that Tamima married Nasir without divorcing h...

A strange scheme to steal NID info | The Daily Star - Vimarsana News

A strange scheme to steal NID info | The Daily Star

A strange scheme to steal NID info Sandwip fishermen, others fall victim to a local racket File photo Krishnapad, 45, has spent his whole life in the coastal area of Swandip's Sontoshpur union and earned for his family and himself as a fisherman. He would have to struggle for his little income due to the government ban on fishing and depend on aid from different sources. In late 2018, a local came to their neighbourhood and told the fishermen that they would receive government aid if they provide a copy of their National ID and their biometric fingerprints. Like Krishnapad, thousands of fishe...