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
Road crash claims six more lives
Our Correspondent, Barishal
20 July 2022 Accidents and Fires

Double delight for Aman growers

Thanks to a favourable monsoon and buoyant prices that Aman growers across the country get a reason to rejoice after a rather unhappy ending of Boro season. With over 80 percent paddy already harvested, the Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation have projected a bumper Aman output -- 13.6 million tonnes -- marginally surpassing last year's record high of 13.5 million tonnes.
5 December 2016

Khulna thru' at Rangpur's expense

A three-wicket haul from Junaid Khan and two crucial knocks from Hasanuzzaman and Mahmudullah Riyad helped the Khulna
4 December 2016

EC Appointments: Nobody wants hands tied

It seems whoever becomes head of government, s/he wants to enjoy absolute power in forming the Election Commission. Reluctance of successive governments to make a law on the formation of EC indicates so.
4 December 2016

Relief for rape victim

The authorities of a Habiganj school that prevented a teenage rape victim from sitting for her final exams allowed her to sit for
4 December 2016

Viva Fidel!

Fidel Castro's ashes were buried alongside national heroes in the cradle of his revolution yesterday, as Cuba opens a new era
4 December 2016

Zila Parishad: HC questions polls system

The High Court yesterday questioned the legality of three provisions of district council law that allow an electoral body to cast
4 December 2016

6 Rivers Around Dhaka: Water turning untreatable?

Water quality of six major rivers flowing around Dhaka gets polluted, particularly in the dry season, to the extent that it cannot be treated for drinking, experts say.
4 December 2016

Remittance at New Low: Inflow slides on oil price

Remittance inflow fell by $1.3 billion in the last 11 months this year compared to the same period last year due to low oil
4 December 2016

Korail Slum Fire: Many left homeless, penniless

Holding their little babies, women, mostly garment workers, huddled together in small groups to stay warm. The ground beneath them was wet and the sky was the only thing above in the winter night.
4 December 2016

HC clears EC after CEC apologised

The High Court yesterday exonerated the Election Commission from a contempt of court rule after the EC offered an unconditional apology.
4 December 2016

The president will make the decision

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said BNP chief Khaleda Zia should have apologised to people for burning many to
3 December 2016

Law at mercy of lawmakers

The lawmakers in a district are the advisers to the zila parishad. They are only supposed to advise the parishad on discharging its functions, according to the Zila Parishad Act.
3 December 2016

Funds used, work invisible

A brand new sound system was installed in Sujanagar upazila auditorium of Pabna at a cost of Tk 8 lakh, according to official
3 December 2016

Zila Parishad: First ever polls; AL to win it

Awami League dissidents have thrown a challenge at their party-supported chairman candidates by joining the upcoming district council elections in at least 40 districts.
3 December 2016

Crackdown could radicalise Rohingya

The US government, a key sponsor of Myanmar's democratic transition, says a security crackdown that has displaced tens of thousands of Rohingya Muslims and left an unknown number dead risks radicalising a downtrodden people and stoking religious tensions in Southeast Asia.
3 December 2016

Double blow

In a shocking display of cruelty and humiliation, authorities of a Habiganj school have refused to allow a teenage rape victim to sit for her final exams.
3 December 2016

Rasraj a victim

Rasraj Das, the fisherman from Brahmanbaria, has been cleared by investigators of the charge of hurting religious sentiments of the Muslims.
3 December 2016

Dhaka move clear of chasing pack

An all-round team performance helped the Dhaka Dynamites overcome a brilliant 74 from Tamim Iqbal and beat the
2 December 2016

Smart identity cards for all challenged people

All the challenged people will get smart identity cards by the end of next year.
2 December 2016

'Toothless'

A new body set up by Myanmar's government to investigate allegations of rights abuses against Rohingya in Rakhine lacks
2 December 2016