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

Bowlers see India thru'

India swept into the Champions Trophy semi-finals and eliminated woeful South Africa as Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kholi inspired the
11 June 2017

TOP QUOTE!

“Around the world, there're still 168 million children in child labour. Eighty-five million of them are engaged in hazardous work."
11 June 2017

Biman flight suffers tyre burst while taking off

Fifty minutes after take-off, a Rajshahi-bound domestic flight of Biman Bangladesh Airlines yesterday returned to Hazrat Shahjalal
11 June 2017

Wood, Rashid restrict Aussies

Mark Wood and Adil Rashid both took four wickets as Australia were held to 277 for nine after losing the toss in their must-win
10 June 2017

A newfound belief for Tigers

When Mahmudullah and Shakib Al Hassan appeared in the mixed zone for the presser sporting big smiles on their faces after fashioning an incredible five-wicket victory over New Zealand on Friday, they made a very interesting observation.
10 June 2017

Rampal fallout will be severe

Massive dredging of the rivers in and around the Sundarbans and transportation of coal for Rampal power plant would seriously affect the fish, wildlife and other aquatic resources in that region, scientists said in a new report.
10 June 2017

GARLIC gone crazy

When the price of garlic in China is plummeting with a huge harvest in the country's north, Bangladesh is seeing price hike of imported garlic.
10 June 2017

Gulf Crisis: Qatar jobs left in the lurch

Lingering diplomatic stand-off between Qatar and several Gulf countries would have an adverse impact on Bangladesh's labour market
10 June 2017

Tigers into semifinals

The fall of every Australian wicket and each boundary or six by the English batsmen was cheered on by the Tigers and millions of their
10 June 2017

Top Quote!

"Different groups are involved with the highway extortion syndicate. Political leaders, administration and law enforcers are also involved."
10 June 2017

Defiant May vows to stay as PM

When Theresa May announced back in April she was calling a risky snap election, three years before it was necessary, she invited British voters to increase her Conservative government's majority and give her the strengthened mandate she needed to go into Brexit talks and get a good deal for the country.
9 June 2017

Tulip, Rushanara, Rupa: Big win for all 3

Three Labour Party candidates of Bangladeshi origin -- Tulip Rizwana Siddiq, Rushanara Ali and Rupa Huq -- have been re-elected in the UK parliamentary election, defeating their rivals by a wide margin.
9 June 2017

Where it went wrong for May

Prime Minister Theresa May has suffered one of the most dramatic reversals in recent British political history, losing an overall majority
9 June 2017

EU fears Brexit delay

European Union leaders fear Prime Minister Theresa May's shock loss of her parliamentary majority raises the risk of failure in Brexit negotiations due to start this month that will usher Britain out of the EU in March 2019.
9 June 2017

Tigers clinch famous win

Amazing! Unbelievable! The Tigers roared at the Sophia Gardens in Cardiff in a more spectacular fashion than 12 years ago. This is called coming of age. They looked dead and buried when they were brought to their knees at 12 for three and then 33 for four, chasing New Zealand's 265 for eight in what was a potential quarterfinal of the Champions Trophy.
9 June 2017

Govt failed to protect hill people: BNP

A BNP delegation was barred by the local administration from visiting the Rangamati's Longadu, alleged the party's Vice Chairperson
9 June 2017

Life-saving drug to get pricier

It's a life-saving drug often prescribed by doctors for patients with serious kidney and liver problems and also for newborns with a blood-related disease. But to get this already pricey drug called albumin, patients will have to pay more, thanks to the imposition of 15 percent value added tax (VAT) on it on top of a 4 percent advance income tax (AIT) and 5 percent advance trade VAT (ATV).
8 June 2017

Shafat, Nayem, 3 others charged

Police yesterday pressed charges against five people, including prime accused Ahmed Shafat and Nayem Ashraf, in the sensational Banani rape case.
8 June 2017

Minimum Fitra set at Tk 65

This year's minimum Fitra has been fixed at Tk 65 per head.
8 June 2017

Tigers' chance to keep the dream alive

When Bangladesh won a point against Australia in that abandoned game at The Oval on June 5, something they did not deserve, it
8 June 2017