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GP, Robi, Banglalink, Teletalk fined Tk 7.65 crore for illegal VoIP - Vimarsana News

GP, Robi, Banglalink, Teletalk fined Tk 7.65 crore for illegal VoIP

The Bangladesh Telecom Regulatory Commission (BTRC) fined state-run Teletalk Tk 5 crore, Robi Axiata Tk 2 crore, Grameenphone Tk 50 lakh and Banglalink Tk 15 lakh.

Possible inquiry into political interference in TRC cases, says Batohi - Vimarsana News

Possible inquiry into political interference in TRC cases, says Batohi

The government is likely to launch an investigation into claims of political interference in the prosecution of Truth and Reconciliation Commission-related cases, says NPA boss Shamila Batohi.

'A master of his craft' — Anant Singh pays heartfelt tribute to Jamie Bartlett - Vimarsana News

'A master of his craft' — Anant Singh pays heartfelt tribute to Jamie Bartlett

"Jamie was a role model to young actors entering the world of film and television. His passing leaves a huge void in the industry, and he will be missed by his peers," Internationally-acclaimed SA filmmaker Anant Singh said.

'David Genaro can't die. He is immortal' — Why Jamie Bartlett was unlike any talent we'll see again - Vimarsana News

'David Genaro can't die. He is immortal' — Why Jamie Bartlett was unlike any talent we'll see again

The man who stood in character on e.tv's 'Rhythm City' and proudly proclaimed 'I am David Genaro', who laughed at death and said he was immortal, has fallen.

With polls nearing, media freedom more crucial now - Vimarsana News

With polls nearing, media freedom more crucial now

Expressing concern over the two proposed acts relating to media freedom, US Ambassador to Bangladesh Peter Haas feared that some of the provisions in the draft acts could be used to intimidate journalists.