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A few ruin the good done by many

Bangladesh turned what could have been a historic Test in New Zealand into a historic nightmare when they crashed to a seven-wicket defeat at the Basin Reserve in Wellington yesterday.
16 January 2017

Verdict ends their wait

Barred by police from entering the Narayanganj court premises, Morsheda Akhter stood outside the entrance, and kept waiting for the judge to deliver the verdict in the seven-murder case.
16 January 2017

26 get death for 7 murders

They were legally bound to protect the civilians of the country. But instead of performing the duties, a section of Rapid Action Battalion members took lives of seven people in Narayanganj in exchange for money to serve the interest of a petty ruling party leader.
16 January 2017

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15 January 2017

Dumping sand on farmland

It was a foggy winter morning in Kandargaon village of Sonargaon. Elderly farmer Hashem Ali, wrapped in a shawl and a woollen cap on, was frantically wandering around his bed of paddy seedlings in the middle of the vast farmland on the Meghna in Narayanganj.
15 January 2017

Tigers self-destruct after Imrul injury

Opener Imrul Kayes was stretchered off the ground with pain after scoring 24 in an opening stand of 46 with Tamim Iqbal and his departure sparked a Bangladesh second-innings collapse in the final session on the fourth day of the opening Test against New Zealand at the Basin Reserve today.
15 January 2017

‘Neo JMB' Leader Jahangir: ‘He led many killing missions in North'

“Neo JMB” leader Jahangir Alam, who was one of the masterminds behind the Gulshan café attack, was also the chief of the killing squad with expertise in using sharp weapons and hacking people to death.
15 January 2017

A long, winding road to justice

The last two and a half years must have seemed like an eternity to Selina Islam as she has battled against all odds to get justice for her husband Narayanganj City Corporation panel mayor Nazrul Islam.
15 January 2017

Biswa Ijtema Ends: Lakhs join concluding prayer

Tens of thousands of Muslims raised their hands seeking forgiveness and blessings for mankind as the first phase of Biswa Ijtema on the Turag banks yesterday concluded with the final supplication -- Akheri Munajat.
15 January 2017

Ctg University of Science and Technology: 1,200 students face uncertainty

Around 1,200 MBBS students of the University of Science and Technology Chittagong face uncertainty, as Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council has refused to register them for the university's violation of admission rules.
15 January 2017

PM flies to Switzerland for WEF meet

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left for Switzerland last night to attend the 47th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, which is expected to encourage multinational companies and foreign investors to invest in Bangladesh.
15 January 2017

Forced to help son's 'killers'

Alleged ruling party men, who shot a 10-year-old dead while trying to occupy a polling station in Keraniganj last year, forced the father to sign an agreement that says he would help the suspects get acquitted.
14 January 2017

Biswa Ijtema: Akheri Munajat of first phase today

The first phase of three-day Biswa Ijtema, the second largest Muslim congregation after the Hajj, is going to end today with the Akheri Munajat (concluding prayer) seeking spiritual well-being and welfare of the Muslim Ummah.
14 January 2017

Gulshan Cafe Attack: From cook to a planner

A decade ago, he was an old JMB leader's cook. But his dedication to militancy earned him a top place in the “Neo JMB”.
14 January 2017

PM leaves for Davos tonight

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina leaves Dhaka for Switzerland tonight for a weeklong official visit to attend the 47th Annual Meeting of
14 January 2017

Resolute Kiwis still 303 runs adrift

After Bangladesh declared at 595 for the loss of 8 wickets one hour into the third morning of the opening Test against New Zealand at
14 January 2017

Beggar? Not anymore

Jahirul Islam of Birganj upazila has given up begging after he found the goose that lays golden eggs.
14 January 2017

WEF Meeting: PM leaves for Davos tomorrow

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will leave Dhaka tomorrow for a week-long visit to Switzerland to attend the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.
13 January 2017

Biswa Ijtema begins on Turag banks

Lakhs of devotees from home and abroad yesterday joined the first day of the first phase of Biswa Ijtema under the open sky amid chilling winter breeze on the bank of the Turag in Tongi.
13 January 2017

Struggling Dalits trained to be self-reliant

To thrive in this modern world computer training is helpful to anybody. But when offered to members of the Dalit, Harijan and Bede
13 January 2017