People responsible for the death of at least 28 children following intake of toxic paracetamol syrup in 2009 will be brought to

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said Dhaka and Budapest agreed to work together for the common prosperity

A mature half-century from Tamim Iqbal led the Chittagong Vikings to a crucial five-wicket win over the Khulna Titans at

Detectives arrested one person early yesterday for his alleged links with the hate attacks on the Hindu community in

A charter plane carrying a Brazilian football team crashed in the mountains in Colombia late Monday, killing as many as 75

An aspiring cricketer broke his right leg as a bus went over it after two hijras allegedly assaulted and pushed him off another

It was around 1:30am Friday. Bachelor businessman Ashraf (not his real name) was returning home from a friend's place in

Transparency in labour recruitment from Bangladesh for Malaysia still remains a major concern though the Southeast Asian nation is going to begin the hiring in a month or two. The two countries are at the final stage of completing a recruitment process, G2G Plus, said Expatriates' Welfare Minister Nurul Islam after a meeting with Malaysian Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri Richard Riot on November 17.

Mymensingh college teacher Abul Kalam Azad could have survived had police allowed an ambulance in the college to take him

Championed as an icon for human rights, she languished in house arrest. World leaders and people all over called for her

As Rohingyas continue to pour into Bangladesh in the face of "ethnic cleansing" in Myanmar, diplomats and experts have

Negligence, inefficiency and incompetence of the Drug Administration in dealing with the case led to the acquittal of all the accused whose pharmaceutical company allegedly manufactured the toxic paracetamol syrup that killed at least 28 children in 2009.

“We have been a great admirer to the fact that Bangladesh government has been very patiently and very skilfully

A brilliant all-round performance from the young Mehedi Hasan Miraz, a superb innings under pressure from Forhad Reza,

The Supreme Court yesterday upheld the High Court orders that granted bail to Nagorik Oikya Convener Mahmudur Rahman

Cuba mourned its revolutionary leader Fidel Castro yesterday, as the communist island prepared to bid farewell to the towering giant of its modern history with memorials and a four-day funeral procession.

“… WhatsApp, IMO, Viber is not getting shutdown and there can be no question about it.”

A police official was arrested along with 1,700 yaba tablets on Saturday night when he was trying to sell those in Chittagong city's Kotwali area. The police official seized the tablets from a yaba trader around two weeks ago.

Chris Gayle warmed up with a 26-ball 40 in his first Bangladesh Premier League match of the season at Mirpur yesterday as the Chittagong Vikings thrashed the Rangpur Riders, a team that till the end of the Chittagong leg was on top of the table, by nine wickets.

The mighty Osmans are apparently getting cornered in Narayanganj politics with various controversies involving the family being discussed inside and outside the ruling Awami League ahead of the mayoral polls.