Page 4 - Rahim Uddin News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

NHRC demands report from Assam government in doctor assault case The NHRC on Friday demanded an action taken report in the doctor assault incident from the Assam government. advertisement UPDATED: June 4, 2021 21:24 IST n a viral video of the incident, relatives of the deceased patient can be seen attacking and kicking the doctor identified as one Dr Seuj Kumar Senapati. (Screengrab of the video) The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), India, has called for an action taken report from the Assam chief secretary, the director-general of police and Assam government after taking cognizance o...

UPDATED: June 2, 2021 17:14 IST The junior doctors accompanied by senior doctors and frontline health workers staged protests by wearing black badges in the government-run hospitals in Assam. (Image: Screengrab of the viral video of the incident) Doctors in Assam on Wednesday boycotted the Outpatient Department (OPD) services in protest against the brutal attack on a junior doctor at a Covid-19 care centre in Hojai district on Tuesday. The junior doctors accompanied by senior doctors and frontline health workers staged protests by wearing black badges in the government-run hospitals of Guwaha...

Dr Seuj Kumar Senapati was brutally beaten up by a group of people following the death of a Covid patient at the Odali Model Hospital in Hojai district of Central Assam.

  Uttam Sen Gupta, Chattogram Bureau,  bdnews24.com Published: 15 Mar 2021 01:58 AM BdST Updated: 16 Mar 2021 06:57 PM BdST They were sending money to their families in Bangladesh. Until a Red Sea storm changed everything. Jobless, now the five Bangladeshi sailors are staring at an uncertain future. "); } When their ship sank, they were rescued by others. But they were captured by Houthi rebels of Yemen. After 11 months in captivity, they have returned home.        Md Alauddin, Mohammad Alamgir Hossain, Rahim Uddin, Mohammad Yusuf and Abu Toyob are all from Chattogram. Speaking to ...

Gaibandha Sweater Palli expanding against all odds About Tk 500 crore worth of warm clothes are made in the area each year, while around 300 wholesale shops collectively sell goods of about Tk 3-4 crore each day. Photo: COLLECTED For decades now, a community of weavers in Gaibandha has been producing over 20 varieties of warm clothing items without any modern technology, transportation or banking support. About Tk 500 crore worth of warm clothes, including sweaters, mufflers, socks, caps and cardigans, are made in the area each year, according to local traders. There are around 300 wholesale...