Lanka troops raid main protest camp
Agencies
22 July 2022 South Asia
BSF seizes ‘record’ 41.49 kg gold near Benapole border
Our Correspondent, New Delhi
22 July 2022 Bangladesh
2 Covid patients die; positivity rate 8.36
Staff Correspondent
22 July 2022 Coronavirus
25-yr-old tourist drowns in Nikli haor
UNB, Kishoreganj
22 July 2022 Accidents and Fires
Schoolgirl raped in Manikganj
Our Correspondent, Manikganj
22 July 2022 Crime & Justice
Bangladeshis highest number of irregular migrants to Italy
Diplomatic Correspondent
22 July 2022 Diplomacy
BSF seizes ‘record’ 41.49 kg gold near Benapole border
Our Correspondent, New Delhi
22 July 2022 Crime & Justice
Greece to regularise 15,000 undocumented Bangladeshis
Diplomatic Correspondent
22 July 2022 Diplomacy
10 injured as BNP, police clash in Tangail
OUR CORRESPONDENT, Tangail
22 July 2022 Crime & Justice

Iran partially reopens capital as deaths hit one-month low

Iran allowed some businesses in the capital Tehran to re-open on Saturday as the country’s daily death toll from the new coronavirus fell to 73, its lowest in more than a month.
19 April 2020

Bangladeshi teenager shot dead by BSF

A Bangladeshi SSC examinee was shot dead allegedly by Indian Border Security Force (BSF) in Panchagarh Sadar yesterday.
19 April 2020

‘Drug dealer’ killed in ‘gunfight’ with BGB

A suspected drug trader was killed in a “gunfight” with Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) members in Teknaf upazila of Cox’s Bazar early yesterday.
19 April 2020

5 more die with Covid-19 symptoms

Five people, including an eight-year-old girl, have died after showing coronavirus-like symptoms in Khulna, Khagrachhari, Gopalganj, Noakhali and Bogura since Saturday night.
19 April 2020

Theft of Relief Materials: 3 UP chairmen, nine members suspended

The government yesterday suspended chairmen and nine members of three Union Parishads on charge of their involvement with irregularities in distributing relief materials amid the coronavirus outbreak.
19 April 2020

Stay home, stay well: Build good relations with thy neighbours

In major cities of Bangladesh, people generally do not know much about their next-door neighbours even though they may have been living side by side for years.
19 April 2020

Pray at home in Ramadan

Saudi Arabia’s highest religious body, the Council of Senior Scholars, urged Muslims worldwide to pray at home during Ramadan if their countries require social distancing to curb the spread of the coronavirus, state news agency SPA reported yesterday.
19 April 2020

16 journalists tested positive for Covid-19

Leaders of Dhaka Union of Journalists have expressed deep concern over 16 journalists, including nine in Dhaka, getting infected with coronavirus.
18 April 2020

Another dies showing symptoms

A 35-year-old man died, after showing coronavirus symptoms, at Shaheed Shamsuddin Ahmed Hospital yesterday.
18 April 2020

Tests can’t confirm immunity

The World Health Organization issued warned Friday that there was no evidence serological tests can show whether a person has immunity or is no longer at risk of becoming reinfected.
18 April 2020

Eight killed in lightning strikes

Around eight people, including two children, died while three were injured in separate incidents of being struck by lightning in four districts yesterday.
18 April 2020

India seeks Bangabandhu’s view on Indo-Pak talks

To prepare ground for the summit conference between Indira Gandhi and ZA Bhutto, the emissary level meeting between India and Pakistan will begin in Rawalpindi on April 25, 1972.
18 April 2020

Stay home, stay well: Time to kick smoking habit

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic could possibly be the best opportunity for smokers to quit their habit.
18 April 2020

DMP now seeking volunteers

Dhaka Metropolitan Police is set to go tougher on those who would roam around streets as the number of Covid-19 patients has been ratcheting up in the country.
18 April 2020

Sex-based virus lockdowns expose gender divide in LatAm

A coronavirus lockdown policy that lets men and women leave the house on alternate days has exposed a gender divide in Bogota within days of being introduced, while Peru has dropped a similar scheme after finding it made women’s days busier.
18 April 2020

N Korea flouts sanctions through China shipping:UN report

North Korea sharply stepped up trade in coal and oil products last year in defiance of UN sanctions through the apparent help of China’s shipping industry, a UN panel said Friday.
18 April 2020

Ireland ‘flattened the curve’

Ireland has successfully “flattened the curve” of coronavirus transmission and no longer expects a peak in infections, chief medical officer Tony Holohan said.
18 April 2020

Smoke blankets Kiev from forest fires in Chernobyl zone

Thick smoke hung over Ukraine’s capital Kiev yesterday as forest fires smouldered on in the Chernobyl nuclear zone, while city officials said no radiation spike had been detected.
17 April 2020

Prince William admits virus fears for Charles, queen

Britain’s Prince William yesterday revealed his concern for his father Prince Charles after he contracted coronavirus -- and his worries for his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.
17 April 2020

Trump was too slow in virus response: poll

Nearly two-thirds of Americans say President Donald Trump was too slow in taking major steps to address the threat to the United States from new coronavirus, a poll published on Thursday said.
17 April 2020