Quader Chowdhury 's family members at Dhaka Central Jail

Family members of death-row convicts Salauddin Quader Chowdhury have reached Dhaka Central Jail to meet him.

They reached there around 12:20 pm on Thursday.

Earlier, Hummam Quader Chowdhury, son of Salauddin Quader Chowdhury, said that they got vocal permission from the jail authority and will take in a written permission reaching there.

Jahangir Kabir, senior jail super of the Dhaka Central Jail, also confirmed this to risingbd.

The Appellate Division of Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the death sentences for BNP leader Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Jamaat leader Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed for committing crimes against humanity during liberation war in 1971.

SQ Chowdhury has been kept in the condemned cell in the Dhaka Central Jail after verdict of the Appellate Division.

Mohammad Mojaheed Family at Dhaka Central Jail

Family members of Jamaat leader Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed, who got death penalties over war-time crimes, have reached Dhaka Central Jail to meet him.

They reached there around 12:15 pm on Thursday. Earlier, in the morning, they filed an application to meet Mojaheed.

Review petition of death row convicts BNP leader

The Appellate Division of Supreme Court will very soon publish the full reports of the review petition verdicts of death row convicts BNP leader Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Jamaat leader Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed.

The Appellate Division headed by chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha told this to Attorney General Mahbubey Alam on Thursday morning.

The Attorney General told newsmen on Thursday morning that he sought full verdicts on the review petitions of Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed in the morning while the Appellate Division said that not briefs; it will publish the full verdicts very soon.

Meanwhile, the death-row convicts Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed have been kept in the condemned cells in Dhaka Central Jail.

After hearing on two separate review petitions on Wednesday, the Supreme Court upheld the death sentences for two leaders for committing crimes against humanity during liberation war in 1971.

Relatives will meet Salauddin Quader Chowdhury

Family members of death-row convicts BNP leader Salauddin Quader Chowdhury will meet him today.

They will meet him before noon on Thursday at Dhaka Central Jail, confirmed Hummam Quader Chowdhury, son of SQ, to risingbd.

Hummam said that they got vocal permission from the jail authority and will take in a written permission reaching there.

The Appellate Division of Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the death sentences for BNP leader Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Jamaat leader Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed for committing crimes against humanity during liberation war in 1971.

SQ Chowdhury has been kept in the condemned cell in the Dhaka Central Jail after verdict of the Appellate Division.

Observers appointed four state-owned commercial banks

Bangladesh bank (BB) appointed observers to the boards of four state-owned commercial banks.

The appointment was confirmed through an executive order of the bank on Wednesday.

All of the observers are working in the Bangladesh Bank as executive directors.

Executive director and spokesman of the Bangladesh Bank Subhankar Saha said, "We want these banks work better than past."

Naushad Ali Chowdhury has been appointed observer in Sonali Bank, Ahmed Jamal in Janata Bank, Abdur Rahim in Rupali Bank and Nirmal Chandra Bhakta in Agrani Bank

Parliament must be protected

The chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Suranjit Sengupta has recommended the cancellation of registration of Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) for its insulting remarks against the Parliament.

The committee chairman disclosed the matter while addressing a press conference at media center in the National Parliament on Wednesday.

He said, "Parliament must be protected. NGOs should be brought under accountability. TIB has belittled parliament. No NGO has the authority to belittle Parliament. So, its registration has to be cancelled."

"The TIB was given a three-day time to scrap its remarks on parliament, but it did not do so. It did not seek apology," Suranjit added.

The parliamentary body has already forwarded its recommendation to the NGO Affairs Bureau.

SC orders to extend war heroes retirement age

The Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the High Court (HC) verdict that asked to represent a proposal to the cabinet extending service age for freedom fighters 65 years from 60.

The Appellate Divison of SC headed by chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha disposed the leave-to-appeal filed by the state and passed the order on Monday.

One Jamal Uddin, according to directions of the Prime Minister office, filed a writ petition to HC seeking to extend the age of service holder freedom fighter 65 years from 60 in 2006.

After hearing the petition, on January 14 this year, the bench of Justice Kazi Rezaul Haque and Justice Abu Taher M Saifur Rahman asked the authority concerned to represent the proposal in this regard to the cabinet meeting within 60 days.

Later, the government filed a leave-to-appeal against the verdict.

Now it has been mandatory to represent the proposal in this regard to the cabinet meeting within 60 days after publishing the copy of verdict, said the plaintiff`s lawyer Azharullah Bhuiyan.

NFL Preseason 2015 Week 2 Result and Score

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One more week, another Eagles preseason victory. Be that as it may, Saturday's triumph most likely conveyed more significance for the Eagles than last Sunday's undertaking, on the grounds that Sam Bradford and DeMarco Murray both suited up and didn't get hurt.

Bradford took several shots from the industrious Ravens front-seven - including a sketchy hit on his surgically repaired knees from Terrell Suggs - in his first diversion activity since tearing his ACL last August, and got up without fail. He additionally drove the Eagles on a 12-play, 86-yard touchdown drive on its first ownership of the amusement, which set the tone for Philadelphia's 40-17 win over Baltimore.

Maybe Bradford's best toss of the night was a 15-yard rifle to Jordan Matthews that set up the Eagles inside of Baltimore's 15-yard line. Ryan Mathews then kept running up the center for a 14-yard touchdown, and the Eagles never thought back. Chip Kelly took Bradford out of the amusement after that arrangement, as he went 3 for 5 and tossed for 35 yards on the night.

After the challenge, Bradford blamed Suggs for pursuing his knees deliberately. Suggs, dependably the respectable men, said the Eagles need to take in the principles.

Murray scored his touchdown on Philly's next ownership taking after a Joe Flacco capture attempt. He ran the ball for 17 yards on five endeavors.

Gracious, and we got some more Tebow Time too. What fun.

NFL PRESEASON 2015 SCHEDULE WEEK 3

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NFL Preseason Week 2

Anybody included in the NFL world can let you know that last scores are simply one more useless measurement amid the preseason.

Then again, that unquestionably doesn't mean NFL preseason diversions need significance. In actuality, preseason show diversions help NFL mentors and group leaders comprehend where their particular lists, frameworks and plans stand as far as ability and readiness.

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On Saturday, 16 groups took the field for Week 2 of the 2015 preseason. By and large, the starters got somewhat more playing time than they did in Week 1. Subsequently, we took in somewhat more about every club as groups keep advancing toward the 2015 normal season.

How about we investigate some key perceptions from Saturday's activity.

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Janakantha editor, executive editor fined

The Supreme Court (SC) has fined Janakantha editor and executive editor for publishing an article raising question about the judges’ role in war criminal Salauddin Quader Chowdhury’s trial.

The SC fined TK 10,000 to the Daily Janakantha editor and publisher Atiquallah Khan Masud and executive editor Swadesh Roy. In default, they have to serve in jail for seven days.

A six-member extended bench of Appellate Division led by chief justice Surendra Kumar Sinha announced the verdict on Thursday morning.

July 29, the Appellate Division had summoned the duo for publishing an article raising question about the judges’ role in war criminal Salauddin Quader Chowdhury’s trial. In that day the court upheld SQ Chy`s death.

Earlier on July 16, the newspaper published an article titled “Activity of SQ Chy’s family: Less chances to escape” where the writer stated that the family members of the war criminal had met one of the judges dealing with the case of Salauddin.

Badi allegedly beats up engineer

Awami League MP from Ukhia and Teknaf constituency Abdur Rahman Badi has allegedly beaten up Upazila council engineer.

According to witnesses, the incident occurred during the monthly development coordination meeting of Ukhia Upazila Parishad around 11.00am on Wednesday.