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Rape and murder case against Bashundhara MD in Bangladesh Global New News Desk - Rape and murder case against eight people including Bashundhara MD Anvir in Bangladesh. Public Prosecutor Mohammad Rezaul Karim said the court had accepted the case and directed the Police Bureau of Investigation to investigate. But then the police took up the case of incitement to suicide, saying that the matter of murder would come up in the investigation. A case of rape and murder has been registered against Bashundhara Group Managing Director Sayem Sobhan Anvir, eight people including his wife and parents in connection with the death of college student Munia who died at a house in Gulshan on April 26, 2021. The case was filed by the sister of the deceased at the Women and Child Abuse Suppression Tribunal-8 in Dhaka on Monday. In addition to Anvir, the other accused in the case are the owner of the house where the dead girl lived, including a few others. However, a spokesman for the Bashundhara Group ca

Four people, including a woman and a child, were killed in a shooting by a former naval officer in the United States Global New News Desk - Four people, including a woman and a child, have been killed in a shooting by a former naval officer in the United States. Four people, including a woman and a child, were shot dead by a former U.S. Navy member Sunday morning, local time in the U.S. state of Florida. The assailant was identified as Brian Riley, 33. He is a former member of the U.S. Navy. An 11-year-old girl was also injured in the Brian Reel shooting. She is undergoing surgery. Pak County Sheriff Grady Jad told a news conference that the 11-year-old girl had seven bullets in her body. County Sheriff Grady Jad said Brian himself was injured in the shootout with police. He is being treated at a hospital. According to police, Brian served as a security guard and bodyguard in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. His girlfriend told police Brian was suffering from depression due to stress and

US military helicopter crashes, injures 5, kills 5 soldiers Global New News Desk - The U.S. Navy said the helicopter flew from the USS Abraham Lincoln and crashed into the Pacific Ocean just 60 nautical miles off the coast of San Diego on Tuesday afternoon, local time. The helicopter was under routine flight operations at the time. A U.S. Navy statement said the MH-60S helicopter crashed in the Pacific Ocean on August 31. A search and rescue operation has been launched to find the missing sailors. During the search operation, 34 rescue flights were conducted to rescue the missing persons. Helicopters and rescue ships were also used to search for the sailors. The US military helicopter crashed off the coast of San Diego, California, on August 31. They have been missing ever since. They were pronounced dead on Saturday. Khabar Al Jazeera. A U.S. Navy statement said the MH-60S helicopter crashed in the Pacific Ocean on August 31. A search and rescue operation has been launched to find the

The disabled got a house with land by sending an SMS to the Prime Minister of Bangladesh Global New News Desk - Babu Mia, a disabled college student from Ramnagar in Magura Sadar Upazila, expressed his helplessness to the Prime Minister in a text message on his mobile phone last April. After receiving the SMS, the Prime Minister contacted the Magura Deputy Commissioner's Office from her office and inquired about Babu Mia and instructed him to make a house for her. Babu Mia was informed on Saturday that he had built a two-room semi-detached house on two hundred acres of government khas land in the Hajrapur Union Parishad area of ​​Magura Sadar. Magura Deputy Commissioner. Ashraful Alam handed over the house and land deeds to the disabled Babu Mia from Hajrapur Union Parishad area of ​​Magura Sadar on Saturday noon. Babu Mia Magura is a graduate student of Adarsh ​​Degree College. Babu Mia, 22, a disabled college student from Ramnagar in Magura Sadar Upazila, sent an SMS to Prime Min

Ida: A flood emergency has been declared in the United States Global New News Desk - On Thursday (September 9) morning, New Yorkers saw water gushing around the house. Roads have been submerged due to record rainfall and flooding caused by Hurricane Idar. Rail communication has been cut off. The bus is running on a few feet of water. Then the news of death came one after another. At least 44 people have been killed in four states in the United States in flash floods caused by a four-magnitude hurricane that hit Louisiana and turned into a tropical storm. At least 41 people have been killed in flash floods and tornadoes in the northeastern United States. More than three inches of rain has fallen in parts of New York. President Joe Biden has said that a "historic investment" will be needed to deal with the natural disaster. Environmental disasters continue across the United States and the country considers the disaster a "life-and-death crisis." New Jersey Gov. Phil M

Afghanistan: This Akhunzada to the Taliban's 'Supreme Leader'? Global New News Desk - The question of Akhunzada's whereabouts has been revolving since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan in the second round in the middle of this month. Even after the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan two decades later, some of the group's top leaders have returned to the country, but Akhundaja remains in hiding. Top Taliban leaders, hardline commandos and madrassa students with guns have entered the capital, Kabul, since taking control of the whole of Afghanistan. The exception is just one place. Haibatullah Akhunzada, the organization's supreme leader, has not yet entered Kabul. He was nowhere to be seen. The so-called commander has been in charge of the Taliban since 2016. But he is not seen in public. After taking charge of the Taliban in 2016, he faced a huge challenge to unite the organization. At that time, the Taliban was engaged in a bitter power struggle for som

The last US soldier to leave Kabul, who is this Major General? Global New News Desk - As the last soldier to leave the Asian country, the US Department of Defense confirmed his identity in a tweet. He is Major General Chris Donahue. He left Afghanistan yesterday (Monday) on a US Air Force C-17 aircraft. After a long 20 years, all US troops have left Afghanistan one by one. The Major General is the commanding officer of the 72nd Airborne Division under the 17th Airborne Corps based in North Carolina, USA. According to USA Today, he arrived at Kabul airport earlier this month after US troops set a deadline to leave Afghanistan, to help his country's troops return safely. He has been deployed 16 times to take part in US military operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, North Africa and East Africa. It is known that Donahue was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1992 after graduating from the United States Military Academy. So far, he has been deployed 16 times to take part in US mi

Afghanistan: The last US military plane has left Kabul Global New News Desk - The latest C-17 aircraft left Kabul with the US ambassador after midnight on Tuesday, said General Kenneth McKenzie, the top US military commander. He said the mission would continue to assist those who have not yet left Kabul within the stipulated time frame. The last US military aircraft has finally left Afghanistan after two decades of war. This marked the end of America's 20-year presence in the country. Victory shots were heard by the Taliban in Kabul after the last plane left Kabul. The plane's departure from Kabul marked the end of America's longest-running war and a massive rescue operation after the Taliban took control of Kabul. The Taliban took control of Kabul on August 14. Since then, rescue operations have been underway at the Hamid Karzai Airport in Kabul. After the United States left Kabul, the Taliban entered the airport and quickly seized US military equipment A total of 123,000

Afghanistan: Bin Laden's faithful bodyguard returns home Global New News Desk     -    On Monday, Amin, Osama bin Laden's bodyguard, was seen returning to his "country home" in a white car. Al Qaeda leader Amin was once close to bin Laden. He has even served as his chief bodyguard. Amin's home in Nangarhar province. "Al-Qaeda leader Amin ul Haq has returned to Afghanistan after the Taliban took control of the country," an Afghan journalist wrote on social media after releasing a video of his return home. The Battle of Tora Bora took place in 2001. It is the last year of the Taliban in Masnad, Afghanistan. Ten years later, Osama was shot dead by US forces in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Amin has not been seen in Nangarhar since that incident. Afghanistan: The end of two decades of war, the last C-17 aircraft to leave Kabul Afghanistan: The last US military plane has left Kabul The latest C-17 aircraft left Kabul with the US ambassador after midnight on Tuesday,