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Afghanistan: Boys and girls can't take classes together Global New News Desk - Abdul Baki Haqqani, the Afghan Taliban's acting higher education minister, made the announcement on Sunday, local time, AFP reported. Under the new law in Afghanistan, women are not barred from going to university, but the Taliban have made it a condition. They say boys and girls can't take classes together. She said women will be able to go to university and study. However, according to our law, boys and girls will be prohibited from taking classes together. Abdul Baki Haqqani said the people of Afghanistan would receive education under Sharia law. Although women are allowed to study at the university, mixed classes will be banned. Afghans will be able to pursue higher education safely without a mixed male and female environment. He said they wanted to create a rational and Islamic curriculum consistent with Islamic, national and historical values. At the same time want to compete with other cou

  Afghanistan: Influential religious leader captured by Taliban Global New News Desk - Counselor and influential religious leader of ousted Afghan President Ashraf Ghani. Head of the National Council of Religious Scholars. Maulvi Mohammad Sardar Zadran was abducted by Taliban members in Khost province, his son said. News from the BBC. Maulvi Zadran has a large following in Afghanistan. A picture of him being blindfolded has been published. Some sources say he called on the Taliban to retaliate. And for this reason he is believed to have been taken away. Afghanistan: The conditions under which women can go to university Afghanistan: Boys and girls can't take classes together Abdul Baki Haqqani, the Afghan Taliban's acting higher education minister, made the announcement on Sunday, local time, AFP reported. Under the new law in Afghanistan, women are not barred from going to university, but the Taliban have made it a condition. They say boys and girls can't take classes toget

Hurricane Ida: A hurricane hit the United States at a speed of 240 km / h   Global New News Desk  -   Hurricane 'Ida' with a speed of 240 km has hit the state of Louisiana in the United States. Meanwhile, the city's electricity connection to New Orleans has been completely cut off. Only generators are running in the city. U.S. President Joe Biden has warned that Ida is "terrible." The wind speed was 150 miles per hour or 240 kilometers per hour when the storm hit the city. Those who have remained in the city without going to the shelter have been asked to take shelter safely. In the meantime, news is being received that a man has died after a tree collapsed. A flood protection system has been set up in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina killed 1,600 people in 2005. Hurricane Ider will be a test of that system. U.S. President Joe Biden has said Aida could be "deadly", fearing a lot of destruction along the coast. More than 7.5 million people in the state

Two arrested with heroin in Tangail Global New News Desk   -   RAB-12 has arrested two top drug dealers with heroin worth Tk 24 lakh in Tangail. . The Special Company's vigilante team carried out an anti-drug operation on a paved road adjacent to the gate on the south side of the Eastern Railway Station under Bangabandhu Bridge East Police Station in Tangail district. At that time, RAB arrested 244 (two hundred and forty four) village heroin and 2 drug dealers. Two mobile phones used for buying and selling drugs and Rs 2,000 in cash were seized from them. The arrested accused are, the deceased A. of Khaledpur village of Nawabganj police station of Dinajpur district. Razzak's son said. Sentu Mia (55) and the deceased A. Mannan's son said. Saidur Rahman (65). Preliminary interrogation revealed that these drug traffickers had been buying and selling illegal narcotics in different areas of Tangail district for a long time under the guise of law enforcement agencies. The arreste

The last flight of Britain left Kabul, the US warned Global New News Desk - An emergency rescue operation is under way in Kabul airport amid fears of renewed militant attacks. Britain's latest flight with civilians has left Kabul. British officials have confirmed that Britain's rescue operation is set to end later today. Italy's latest rescue flight from Kabul also arrived in Rome on Saturday. Earlier, Germany, France, Canada and Australia also announced the end of their rescue operations. The United States, meanwhile, has warned its citizens to avoid Kabul airport. But there they will continue the rescue operation until the last minute. The head of Britain's military says the rescue operation for civilians from Afghanistan is coming to an end today. General Sir Nick Carter said some flights from Kabul were still leaving for the UK, but the number was very low. He said it was heartbreaking that not everyone was rescued in the end. Many Afghans who are fit to come to Bri

"We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will find you and you will have to pay the ultimate price" - US President Biden Afghanistan: US drone strike kills IS Global New News Desk - CNN reported on Friday (August 26th), citing Afghan health ministry officials, that 13 of the 160 people killed were US troops and three British nationals. The New York Times reports that the death toll has risen to 160, excluding 13 U.S. troops. The U.S. military says it has carried out a drone strike in eastern Afghanistan, killing a member of a group linked to the Islamic State jihadist group. The operation targeted a "planner" of the ISK group based in Nangarhar province. IS says it carried out a suicide bombing at Kabul airport on Thursday, killing 160 people. Among them were 13 American soldiers. The United States has said in a statement that the bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a U.S. military base. The United States has said no civilians were killed in the attack.

Afghanistan: The United States will withdraw its troops despite the attack Global New News Desk - CNN reported on Friday (August 26th), citing Afghan health ministry officials, that 13 of the 170 people killed were US troops and three British nationals. The New York Times reports that the death toll has risen to 160, excluding 13 U.S. troops. US President Joe Biden has said that despite the jihadist attacks in Afghanistan, the evacuation of people from Kabul by US planes will continue. The attack killed more than 90 people, including 13 U.S. military personnel. "We have to complete this campaign and we will do it," he said. Biden. He also promised to identify the attackers. More than 100,000 people have been evacuated since Kabul fell to the Taliban on August 15. The United States has set a deadline of August 31 for the withdrawal of its troops from Afghanistan, but many Afghans are rushing to the airport to leave the country within that time. Mr. "We will not back down