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

Sorrow of Jessore: Remedy is there

After most of the Bhabadah rivers silted up, things turned real bad in 1983. Several villages and much of the low-lying area went under water after a heavy rain for the first time since the embankments were built in the 1960s. The water stagnation lasted several months.
20 December 2016

9 killed, 50 injured in Berlin lorry 'attack'

A truck ploughed into a crowded Christmas market in the German capital Berlin yesterday evening, killing nine people and
19 December 2016

Russian envoy shot dead in Ankara

A Turkish policeman crying "Aleppo" and "Allahu Akbar" shot dead Russia's ambassador to Turkey at an art exhibition in Ankara yesterday, in what Moscow branded a "terrorist act" that would be punished.
19 December 2016

EC Formation: BNP to step up campaign

Happy with Sunday's dialogue with the president, the BNP now wants to intensify its campaign focusing on the formation of a
19 December 2016

Man dies in police custody

A 30-year-old man died hours after police arrested him at his house in Jamalpur's Melandaha upazila Sunday afternoon.
19 December 2016

Crimes against humanity

Military actions against Myanmar's Rohingya minority may amount to crimes against humanity, Amnesty International said, as the government called a meeting of regional leaders to discuss the issue.
19 December 2016

SORROW OF JESSORE: Lasting for decades, getting graver every year

Bhabadah, often called the “Sorrow of Jessore”, where water is a symbol of suffering, hunger, disease, and death. The perennial waterlogging triggered from Bhabadah point affects mainly three upazilas -- Abhaynagar, Manirampur and Keshabpur -- home to some 10 lakh people.
19 December 2016

AL asks BNP to have faith in president

Senior leaders of the ruling Awami League asked the BNP to keep faith in President Abdul Hamid, saying the next Election Commission to be formed by him would be acceptable to all.
18 December 2016

President hopeful, BNP happy

President Abdul Hamid yesterday said the formation of a strong Election Commission would be possible through talks with political parties.
18 December 2016

Fire orphans 2-yr-old

Two-year-old Adiat keeps looking for his mother. His grandmother tries her best to distract him but to no avail.
18 December 2016

Making people smile

A smiling face, irrespective of age, warms up his soul. He believes a sincere, warm smile has the power to bring peace between enemies.
18 December 2016

Lecturer appointment at 8 public universities: TIB finds anomalies, illegal transactions

Unauthorised financial transaction has been one of the key catalysts in the recruitment of lecturers at eight public universities, leading to irregularities and corruption there, says a report of Transparency International Bangladesh.
18 December 2016

News Analysis: Talks history offers food for thoughts

The history of dialogue in Bangladesh politics in the last 25 years is an eventful saga of success and failure.
18 December 2016

I got upazila chairman 'elected'

A ruling party lawmaker of Natore yesterday said he had to do a lot of things to make his party-backed candidate winner though the contestant had actually lost the 2014 upazila elections.
17 December 2016

In search of an acceptable EC

President Abdul Hamid will start his dialogue with BNP in order to constitute a new Election Commission due in early February
17 December 2016

EC Reform Dialogue Today: BNP to talk also on polls-time govt

The president's talks with political parties on the formation of a new Election Commission starts today amid hopes of a stronger and
17 December 2016

More than farming

Despite a tendency to shun sunlight, there's nothing humble about mushrooms. Fat and cholesterol free, they are a good
17 December 2016

Textbooks not up to the mark

Ishaan pulls out three books on Bangladesh and Global Studies, as he explains how he has been preparing for his final exams in class-VI. Two of them are actually guidebooks which he says are must-read study materials for excelling in the subject.
17 December 2016

Top Quote!

"Practise democracy instead of playing tricks to grab state power."
17 December 2016

Haunted by war images

For the young TV journalist, it was an opportunity of a lifetime to cover the events of the Liberation War of Bangladesh.
16 December 2016