CU admin identifies 2 molesters
22 July 2022
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Campus
Rohingya genocide case to proceed
22 July 2022
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Rohingya Influx
Need 1 week to assess situation
22 July 2022
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Bangladesh
Wasfia 1st Bangladeshi to conquer K2
22 July 2022
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Bangladesh
CU sexual assault: Fingers pointed at BCL men
22 July 2022
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Crime & Justice
Noab hikes newspaper price by Tk 2 from Jul 25
21 July 2022
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Bangladesh
Yet-to-start mega projects: Consider putting them on hold
21 July 2022
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Bangladesh
‘You cannot remain silent’
21 July 2022
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Bangladesh
Electricity crisis may worsen
20 July 2022
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Bangladesh
EC’s dialogue hits a snag as BNP skips it
20 July 2022
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Politics
Backtracking on New VAT Law: Big businesses appeased
It was mainly the pressure from big businesses that led to the government's backtracking on its decision to implement the new VAT law. Appeasing the people in general was not much of a reason, which the government has been touting.
The late u-turn of the government last month has left the National Board of Revenue (NBR) in a spot of bother, as it now has to fill a gaping hole in its revenue collection target.
1 July 2017
One year of Gulshan attack: Remembered with love, tears
She is not related to them. Yet tears were streaming down Saleha Begum's face as she stood at the site of the deadliest terror attack in the country's history.
She was among the hundreds who gathered on the old premises of the Holey Artisan Bakery yesterday to pay respect to the memory of those whose lives were cut short by militants at the restaurant a year back.
1 July 2017
'Safe haven' for top 'Neo JMB' leaders busted
Counterterrorism officials claimed to have arrested three suspected female militants, including the wife of “Neo JMB” chief Ayub Bachchu, raiding a hideout in Kushtia's Bheramara yesterday.
1 July 2017
Police better equipped since Gulshan attack
The country's policing system has been witnessing significant changes in the aftermath of the grisly Holey Artisan attack.
1 July 2017
Café attackers died of bullet, bomb injuries
Five militants and a chef, who were killed during the army-led joint forces operation codenamed "Operation Thunderbolt" at Holey Artisan Bakery in the capital's Gulshan last year, were hit by bullets and bomb splinters, according to doctors.
1 July 2017
Illegal Immigrants: Malaysia detains 329 Bangladeshis
Malaysian immigration department detained 329 Bangladeshis from different states of the country during a drive against illegal immigrants, says a local newspaper.
1 July 2017
Successful crackdowns, incomplete probes
Though law enforcers could eliminate a number of militants through counterterrorism operations over the last one year, they are yet to complete probe into any of the incidents.
A massive crackdown on militant networks was launched following the deadly terror attack at Holey Artisan Bakery in the capital's Gulshan on July 1 last year.
30 June 2017
The night the horror struck
It was a quiet afternoon at the Holey Artisan Bakery in the capital's Gulshan on July 1, one of the last days of Ramadan in 2016.
As the sun went down, the Western-style café with 19 staffers in the posh neighbourhood got busier. Diners started arriving and ordering tapas, pizzas, croissants, pastries and cakes.
30 June 2017
Not lullabies, gunshots filled baby's night
Shakhawat and Shaila were about to go home with their newborn from the clinic on July 1. But they decided to prolong their stay at Lake View Clinic to let the new mother and her baby have the nursing care given by the clinic for another day.
30 June 2017
Living in the memories of loved ones
Sami lost his father a year ago, but he still lives in his memory.
30 June 2017
Education a mirage for them
There are about 10 million out-of-school children, adolescents and youths in Bangladesh, says a new Unesco policy paper.
30 June 2017
Deposits jump 20pc in a year
Bangladeshi nationals' deposits in Swiss banks rose 20.18 percent year-on-year in 2016 to 661.96 million Swiss francs or Tk 5,575 crore.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) came up with the data in its annual report titled “Banks in Switzerland 2016”.
29 June 2017
Combating Extremism: Still relying mostly on force
When countries across the globe have multi-pronged approach to tackle militancy and extremism, Bangladesh is still relying on the use of force.
29 June 2017
Top Quote!
“Public banks have already been looted and now, private banks are being robbed by the family members [of bank directors] who are also
29 June 2017
Coming back to life
The three-room flat in the capital's Paltan falls silent only when the children leave this home every afternoon to return to where they
29 June 2017
Subsidies for banks are to avert disaster
The government is giving subsidies to state-run banks so that it can avoid a disaster in the banking sector, Finance Minister AMA
29 June 2017
Army recovers arms, ammo in Rangamati
The army recovered two AK-47 rifles and other arms and ammunition in a drive in Rangamati's Longadu upazila early yesterday.
29 June 2017
Out canvassing in Eid time
Leaders of major political parties used the Eid holidays to campaign for the parliamentary elections scheduled for 2019.
28 June 2017
Export to UK: Dhaka to enjoy zero duty even after Brexit
The UK will continue to provide zero-duty benefit on import of goods from Bangladesh and 47 other least developed countries even after Brexit.
28 June 2017
Morshed Khan,15 others sued over Tk 383cr loan scam
The Anti-Corruption Commission yesterday sued former foreign minister M Morshed Khan, his wife Nasrin Khan and 14 others for
28 June 2017