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** People rescuing an injured passenger from inside a passenger bus hit by a truck on Dhaka-Mawa Expressway in Shologhar area of Shreenagar upazila in Munshiganj on Thursday. ** Motorcycles allowed on Padma Bridge after 10 months ** Commuters charge extra fare, passengers disappointed ** 78 people killed in Yemen stampede ** Moon sighting committee meets today to ascertain Eid day ** 9 killed in road accidents in 3 districts ** US announces new $325 m military aid package for Ukraine ** Eid-ul-Fitr in Saudi Arabia today ** Eid exodus begins ** LPG price cut illusive ** 15 hurt as bus overturns in capital ** New interbank cheque clearing timings set for Eid holidays ** Four women hit by a train die in Tangail ** 12.28 lakh SIM users left Dhaka on Tuesday ** Sylhet engineer threatened over power outage ** People rush to village homes to spend Eid holidays with their near and dear ones. This photo was taken from Sadarghat Launch Terminal on Tuesday. NN photo ** Surge in cases of dehydration, diarrhoea amid summer heat wave ** Padma Bridge construction cost increases by Tk 2,412cr ** PM gives Tk 90m to Bangabazar fire victims ** Textile workers block highway demanding wage, Eid bonus ** Attack on PM's motorcade Ex-BNP MP, 3 others get life term ** Load-shedding increases for demand of electricity during heat wave ** Motorbikes to be allowed on Padma bridge from Thursday ** 5-day Eid vacation begins from today ** Take Nangalkot train accident as a warning about negligence of govt functionaries **

Readers’ Forum

23 February 2014


Well done Dhanmandi ClubIt is unfortunate that Sheikh Jamal Dhanmandi Club lost to Calcutta Mohammedan Sporting Club in the IFA Shield Final on Saturday in Calcutta Yubo Bharati Kriangon. The team from Bangladesh was unfortunate in the sense that they scored first and dominated the proceedings most of the time, but finally missed the crown. Since football is a game of goal and the spectators remember the results only, the team from India will be remembered for a long time by its supporters, especially for winning an All-Indian tournament first time in 43 years.The triumph will surely help Mohammedan Sporting Club's players fight against relegation in the underway Indian League. Teams from Goa have been dominating the Indian football for over a decade. Calcutta Mohammedans won the Senior Division Football League latest in 1980. They visited Dhaka early 1960 and played three matches, winning against the Dhaka Mohammedan 3-0 and the Dhaka X1 3-1 but lost to the Dhaka Wanderers Club 2-3. The same year, they took part in the coveted Aga Khan Gold Cup Football Tournament. In the final, they outclassed the Makassar football Club from Indonesia 4-1. Abid Hossain, Ghaffur, Omar, Rahamatullah and Moosa of the Calcutta Mohammedans displayed  excellence football.  The Dhanmandi Club also produced stunning football. They outplayed East Bengal 3-0 and Mohan Bagan 1-0 on way to the final. They have good future. Through this letter column, may I request the club authorities to rename the club's name 'Jamal Sporting Club, Dhaka.'M. ShaheedDhaka

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