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
Sohan captain for Zim T20Is
Staff Correspondent
22 July 2022 Cricket
Grain exports via black sea: Ukraine, Russia sign deal
Reuters, Istanbul
22 July 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
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

‘We will be begging on the streets’

Defying the government’s request to stay home to stem the spread of coronavirus, Sharif Hossain left his house in Sonargaon before the crack of dawn last Friday.
12 April 2020

Iran renews virus warning as ‘low risk’ activities re-start

President Hassan Rouhani urged Iranians to continue to respect measures to guard against the new coronavirus as “low-risk” business activities resumed in most of the country on Saturday, state news agency IRNA reported.
12 April 2020

New York City to keep schools closed: mayor

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said Saturday that public schools in the largest US city would stay closed until the end of the school year as the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage, even as the state’s governor stressed that the decision was his to make.
12 April 2020

RMG workers take to streets demanding pay

Hundreds of readymade garment factory workers in Savar, Narayanganj and Gazipur took to the streets yesterday demanding wages of the previous month and arrears.
12 April 2020

Boisabi limited to indoors

The indigenous communities of the hill tracts will not celebrate their new year amid the coronavirus fears.
12 April 2020

14 percent in low-income group have no food left

Some 14 percent of the country’s low-income group people saw their food stock turned down to empty amid countrywide shutdown enforced by the government to contain coronavirus spread, according to a Brac survey report.
11 April 2020

Relief rice theft amid raging Covid-19 crisis

At a time when the country is struggling to deal with the coronavirus crisis amid shutdown, some public representatives and Open Market Sale (OMS) dealers have been misappropriating rice meant for vulnerable group feeding and OMS projects.
11 April 2020

Make a list of those vulnerable

A Supreme Court lawyer yesterday sent a legal notice to the authorities concerned of the government requesting them to make a list of the country’s financially vulnerable people and distribute food and medicines among them through the army within a week.
11 April 2020

Don’t lift curbs prematurely

The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned countries to be cautious about lifting restrictions introduced to curb the spread of the new coronavirus as global death toll from the pandemic soar passed 100,000.
11 April 2020

Don’t commit genocide

Nearly three months after the International Court of Justice’s ruling on the Rohingya genocide case, Myanmar President has asked civil servants, military officials and the general people “not to commit genocide”.
11 April 2020

Stay home, stay well: Clean all accessories

Along with clothes and hands, it is also necessary to disinfect accessories such as rings, bracelets, watches, mobile phones or even wallets.
11 April 2020

Pakistan accepts repatriation proposal

The prime minister of Nepal Kirtinidhi Bista has sent a message of greetings and good wishes on behalf of his majesty’s
11 April 2020

Coronavirus Fallout: Vegetable growers count huge losses

Vegetable farmers are incurring severe losses amid the countrywide shutdown that has been imposed to contain coronavirus spread.
11 April 2020

UP member shot dead in Rangamati

A union parishad member was shot dead by unidentified criminals in Jurachhari upazila of Rangamati on Friday night.
11 April 2020

Hard times for expat workers

Several thousand Bangladeshi migrant workers in the Middle East, Italy and some Southeast Asian countries are facing acute shortage of food and other essential commodities as their income sources remained shut amid shutdown enforced by the countries to contain coronavirus spread.
10 April 2020

No scope for postponement of directives

The University Grants Commission yesterday said it would not accept the private universities’ request to postpone its decisions on stopping awarding grades to students without holding semester finals, enrolling new students without admission tests, and holding tests online.
10 April 2020

India’s coronavirus relief plan could leave millions without food aid

Tens of millions of Indians stand to see few benefits from a coronavirus relief package worth $22.6 billion, economists and food rights activists say, a scenario that spells catastrophe for Karan Kumar, a struggling day labourer in the capital.
10 April 2020

Singapore stops teachers using Zoom

Singapore has suspended the use of video-conferencing tool Zoom by teachers, its education ministry said on Friday, after “very serious incidents” occurred in the first week of a coronavirus lockdown that has seen schools move to home-based learning.
10 April 2020

Coronavirus appears to strike men, overweight people harder

In the emergency rooms of virus hotspots around the world, medical staff are seeing a greater number of men than women suffering severe symptoms of COVID-19, with obesity emerging as another potentially aggravating factor. But experts are still unsure why.
10 April 2020

France says EU coronavirus recovery fund to be financed by joint debt

European Union finance ministers have agreed to an economic recovery plan for the coronavirus crisis that France’s minister said implicitly opens the door to jointly issued debt and which he hailed as a French success.
10 April 2020