Rohingya genocide case to proceed
Reuters, The Hague
22 July 2022 Rohingya Influx
Need 1 week to assess situation
Star Report
22 July 2022 Bangladesh
Noab hikes newspaper price by Tk 2 from Jul 25
Staff Correspondent
21 July 2022 Bangladesh
Yet-to-start mega projects: Consider putting them on hold
Staff Correspondent
21 July 2022 Bangladesh
‘You cannot remain silent’
Staff Correspondent
21 July 2022 Bangladesh

Annisul blames homegrown mosquitoes

Dhaka North City Corporation Mayor Annisul Huq has blamed the mosquito population inside houses for spreading chikungunya.
14 July 2017

6 more Sitakunda kids hospitalised

Six more children fell sick yesterday in Sitakunda's Tripura Para and were admitted to hospital immediately, but 51 children, hospitalised with similar symptoms, were apparently getting well.
14 July 2017

Top Quote!

Whatever happened, when a player like Tamim doesn't want to talk about it, we should respect it.
14 July 2017

Top Quote!

“We cannot go inside people's homes to stop mosquitoes from spreading.”
14 July 2017

9 rivers cross danger line

At least nine rivers, including the Jamuna, Teesta, Dharla, Surma and the Kushiyara, are flowing above the danger level, but experts say that will neither worsen nor prolong the current flooding. However, there is a possibility of a fresh flood if it rains heavily in the northeastern states of neighbouring India, they add.
13 July 2017

Shipping deal with Colombo in focus

Dhaka and Colombo are expected to strike nearly a dozen deals, including one for facilitating the plying of feeder vessels between the two South Asian nations, officials said yesterday.
13 July 2017

Qamrul finds food stock sufficient

Food Minister Qamrul Islam yesterday trashed some recent media reports on low food stock in public granaries, claiming that the
13 July 2017

'Disease new', problem old

Seven more children became sick yesterday in Sitakunda's Tripura Para where nine others died this week showing similar symptoms.
13 July 2017

Inu downplays concern over section 57

Amid growing demands for the repeal of section 57 of the ICT Act, Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu in parliament yesterday
12 July 2017

Rice crisis catches Qamrul napping

This year's unusual hike in rice prices caught Food Minister Qamrul Islam napping. Both Qamrul and the ministry he leads seemed ill prepared all along, but the minister has his own logic for that. “I'm no astrologer,” he told The Daily Star, "How could I possibly anticipate that there would be such a devastating flood?"
12 July 2017

Their sufferings, like floods, not receding

The recent floods have affected different people in different ways. The one thing that they all have in common though is an unending
12 July 2017

Rain worsens northern flood

Continuous downpours coupled with swelling in the major rivers like the Brahmaputra, Jamuna and Padma yesterday further worsened the flood situation in the northern districts.
12 July 2017

Yet-to-be-identified Disease: 9 Sitakunda kids die in 4 days

Nine children have died, showing similar symptoms, in Tripura Para of Sitakunda in the last four days.
12 July 2017

Heritage Site Sundarbans: Unesco decisions could end debate

The debate on what was actually decided regarding the conservation of the Sundarbans at the 41st session of the World Heritage
12 July 2017

Purchase of Chinese subs won't affect int'l relations

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday told parliament that the purchase of two submarines from China would not elicit “negative
12 July 2017

Eleven killed in Saudi fire

Eleven migrant labourers died of asphyxiation in Saudi Arabia yesterday in a fire that engulfed the windowless house they shared, Saudi
12 July 2017

Ex-SP Babul quizzed again

Former superintendent of police Babul Akter yesterday reiterated that he had no involvement in the murder of his wife Mahmuda
11 July 2017

Change Maker: Stronger together

On the remote shoals in the Jamuna river in Gaibandha district, life is tough. Household dairy farms have long been pursued by village
11 July 2017

News Analysis: Anger, not totally righteous

MPs in the Parliament set an unusual example on Sunday by launching a blistering attack on the Supreme Court for scrapping the 16th
11 July 2017

Bleeding from bad loans

Ballooning bad loans are crippling not only the banking sector but also the national economy as a whole as the authorities fail to
11 July 2017