http://www.driknews.com :: DrikNEWS ::-- International News Photo Agency http://driknews.com/news.php?news_id=3950 Dhaka, Bangladesh. May 18, 2012 [DrikNEWS] - Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, is one of the cities with the highest population growth in the world. It has grown into a busy city of near about 14 million people and covers 816 square kilometers. The city along with its metropolitan area including its population the largest city of Bangladesh, 9th largest city on the world and also 28th among the most densely populated cities in the world. http://driknews.com/news.php?news_id=3949 Dhaka, Bangladesh. May 15, 2012 [DrikNEWS]-Street kids, having bath in the Crescent Lake to have relief from dry, dusty and sultry weather that goes on through the capital for last couple of days. The city dwellers are experiencing the heat of summer amid frequent power failure due to load shedding for more than 12 hours in a day. http://driknews.com/news.php?news_id=3948 Chittagong, Bangladesh. May 14, 2012 [DrikNEWS] – Activists of BNP-Jammat alliance clashed with police near Nasimon Bhaban, the disctrict BNP office in Chittagong yesterday. Police fired near about thousand canisters of teargas and five hundred rounds of rubber bullets at the activists. After clash for one hour, the BNP-Jamaat activists blockaded the police in that area and police ran away failing to control situation. Police having no teargas canister and rubber bullets left, picked the pebbles from the street and threw at the activists. http://driknews.com/news.php?news_id=3947 Gaibangha, Bangladesh. May 13, 2012 [DrikNEWS] – Police detained 14 activist of BNP-Jamaat alliance when they were getting ready for a protest rally in Gaibandha. Police also didn’t let the BNP people enter BNP office in the city. http://driknews.com/news.php?news_id=3946 Dhaka, Bangladesh. May 13, 2012 [DrikNEWS] – The Jamaat Leader Professor Ghulam Azam has been indicted for conspiracy, planning, incitement, complicity and murder during the nations War of Independence in 1971 by the first war crimes tribunal of Bangladesh that set up on Mar 25 of 2010, on the 39th anniversary of Bangladeshs independence. The three-judge tribunal, headed by chairman Justice Mohammad Nizamul Huq, read out charges for almost two hours dwelling upon the historical context, Ghulam Azams history and procedural history of the case before beginning with the charges. Justice Md Nizamul Huq fixed June 5 for starting trial against Ghulam Azam.