“Abducted” Khandaker Hefzur Rahman, a pro-Awami League man who got a Jatiya Party (Manju) ticket in the January 5, 2014, polls, is the owner of the luxury car recovered from a Kapasia river in Gazipur last month.

A newspaper's strength is its readership, and thanks to you all, we have been and still are very strong. Though we have been made to

Tanzima Hashem, a computer science researcher from Buet, has won the 2017 OWSD-Elsevier Foundation Award for her work in

Col (retd) Abdul Kader Khan, a former Jatiya Party lawmaker, was arrested in Bogra yesterday for his suspected involvement in the murder of Gaibandha-1 Awami League MP Manzurul Islam Liton.

She held her grandson's hand tight. Teardrops in her eyes, as she walked up, barefooted, and holding a red rose in another hand. The

Redwanul Azad Rana, a fugitive sentenced to death over the murder of blogger Ahmed Rajib Haider, was arrested yesterday soon after

The Canadian police investigation in the Padma bridge corruption conspiracy case was essentially flawed and the allegations were based on nothing more than “gossip, speculation and rumour”.

Many foreigners come to Bangladesh to see the lush green country, historic places and to learn about the rich folklore and traditions. Some come just for work.

People from all walks of life paid homage to the Language Movement martyrs, who laid down their lives for the recognition of Bangla as a state language on this day 65 years ago.

The World Bank yesterday handed over two vehicles to Customs Intelligence and Investigation Directorate (CIID), five days after it

“Sweden? Terror attack? What has he been smoking? Questions abound."

Dhaka yesterday reiterated its call to the international community for taking measures to address the root causes of the Rohingya crisis.

Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu yesterday said he hoped the draft of the National Broadcast Act-2016 would be placed in parliament for passage in its next session.

Over 97 percent of the private and public hospitals and healthcare centres in the capital lack adequate fire safety measures, according to findings of a fire department inspection report.

At 23, her life should have been full of colours but instead it is as pale as it could get. This spring has brought her no joy at all.

Five members of Detective Branch (DB) of police were closed to the police lines in Joypurhat yesterday after a complaint of extortion was filed against them on Wednesday.

Over a thousand shopping malls and markets in the capital were built without mandatory fire-safety clearance and those are now posing a serious threat, said fire department top officials.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday sought support from the international community, including Germany, to temporarily relocate Myanmar nationals living in Bangladesh to Thengar Char in Noakhali for providing them with all facilities. She said this when German Chancellor Angela Merkel wanted to know about the present situation of the Myanmar nationals during a bilateral meeting with her at Hotel Bayerischer in Munich.

If you are worried about the dearth of women in science in Bangladesh, think again. There are more girls studying science than you

Academic activities at government primary schools across the country are being seriously disrupted due to shortage of teachers.