The repatriation of Rohingyas was supposed to begin last month as per an agreement signed by Bangladesh and Myanmar, but a pre-condition set at the eleventh hour held up the process.

Jayed started preparing for the BCS exams months before his honours final tests in 2014. His hard work and perseverance paid off. He passed the preliminary and written tests of 35th Bangladesh Civil Service examinations held in 2015.

Bangladesh has urged the UN Security Council to undertake visits to Myanmar and Bangladesh to witness the humanitarian situation of

A visiting European Parliament delegation has called for an inclusive parliamentary election in Bangladesh, and said it is important for

The first spell of the BNP's agitation programmes over the jailing of its Chairperson Khaleda Zia came to an end yesterday with the

Today is the day of love, or so the countless text messages promoting special dinner offers, teasers of romantic TV shows, and an advert for a very special date worth Tk 9++ lakh offered by a hotel (that soon went viral) tell us.

Yesterday was no exception.

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal yesterday categorically said BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia landed in jail following the verdict in the Zia Orphanage Trust graft case and she was not shown arrested in any other cases.

Bangladesh is now at a historical crossroads with the democratic forces fighting the “fascist” ones, the BNP told a group of 20 foreign diplomats in Dhaka yesterday.

The government is set to earn about $593.33 million from spectrum auction and offering technological neutrality to the top three mobile operators, which is less than half of its target.

World Food Programme Executive Director David Beasley has said donor agencies are gradually losing their interest in providing food assistance for the displaced Rohingyas in Bangladesh.

The celebration of Basanta Utsav contributes to the colour palette of February. Pahela Falgun, the day when the Bengali spring season ushers in, makes yellow the only wearable for those who want to participate in the seasonal festivity.

I hope no other girl suffers the same fate as my sister did.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday had a meeting with Pope Francis, spiritual leader of the world's Catholics, at the Holy See in Vatican City.

Two economic giants -- India and China -- are in a race to buy 25 percent stake in the Dhaka Stock Exchange.

It appears the leakers of SSC exam questions have caught the government off guard and whatever it is doing to plug the leaks, is looking half baked.

A Tangail court has sentenced four men to death and handed seven years imprisonment to another for raping and murdering a law student.

Warrants have been issued in the two graft cases filed against Khaleda Zia, asking the prison authorities to produce her before court on February 18 and March 4.

“Our prime minister is such a cricketer who looks at the wicketkeeper and does not know from where the ball is coming from.”

All 71 people aboard a Russian passenger plane that crashed outside Moscow were killed in the disaster, investigators said yesterday.