Rohingya genocide case to proceed
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22 July 2022 Rohingya Influx
Need 1 week to assess situation
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22 July 2022 Bangladesh
Noab hikes newspaper price by Tk 2 from Jul 25
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21 July 2022 Bangladesh
Yet-to-start mega projects: Consider putting them on hold
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21 July 2022 Bangladesh
‘You cannot remain silent’
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21 July 2022 Bangladesh

Outrage over teacher killing

Local freedom fighters and teachers erupted in protests after a teacher was found dead Tuesday morning, a day after he was beaten up by a local Jubo League leader and his men at Saturia of Rajapur in Jhalakathi.
16 November 2016

Convicted MP Bodi gets 6 months' bail

The High Court yesterday granted bail to convicted Awami League lawmaker Abdur Rahman Bodi for six months in a corruption case, clearing the way for his walking out of jail.
16 November 2016

Going blind doesn't worry him, losing his land does

With his left eye completely gone and reddish liquid oozing out all the time from the right, Dwijen can hardly make out the faces of people around him.
15 November 2016

A Day After Deadly Clash in Narsingdi: Tension still runs high

There was the smell of something burnt even a kilometre from Narsingdi's Amirabad. It became stronger with every step
15 November 2016

AL wounding AL

BNP men no longer seem to be major political rivals of leaders and activists of the Awami League. Members of main opposition
15 November 2016

Protect minorities or face action

The cabinet committee on law and order yesterday warned of taking tough action against law enforcement agencies if they fail
15 November 2016

Cash crunch turns grave

Bangladeshis visiting India continue to face cash crunch although new bills are available and a week has passed since New Delhi, in a shock move, withdrew Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 banknotes from circulation.
15 November 2016

UN seeks more climate finance from rich nations

The UN urged rich nations yesterday to ramp up financial aid to help poor countries shore up their defences against climate
15 November 2016

Cases criminal, pleas political

Her morning started like many other housemaids on that January day in 2011. But she accidentally broke a water glass. That would prove to be a fatal event. Her employer beat her and denied any treatment to the severely injured girl.
15 November 2016

Dhaka thump lowly Comilla

Defending champions Comilla Victorians sank even lower in the fourth edition of the Bangladesh Premier League after they
14 November 2016

Quick action after High Court order

Police yesterday took off the handcuffs of three injured Santal men who were arrested in a case over the November 6 clash in
14 November 2016

Human rights HANDCUFFED

He “walks” on his hands as he had lost both the legs at some point of time.
14 November 2016

Deadly clash kills 4 in Narsingdi

At least four people were killed and 50 others injured yesterday in a string of fierce clashes between the supporters of current and former union parishad chairmen over establishing supremacy in a remote char of Narsingdi's Raipura upazila.
14 November 2016

Tk one lakh bounty on B'baria arsonists

Brahmanbaria police yesterday announced Tk 1 lakh bounty for information that would help them arrest the criminals
14 November 2016

TOP QUOTE!

“Our analysis is that Jim Comey's (FBI chief) letter raising doubts that were groundless (and) baseless -- and proven to be -- stopped our momentum."
13 November 2016

Comilla lose 3 on the trot

Reigning champions Comilla Victorians have begun the fourth season of the Bangladesh Premier League in the worst possible manner. They lost their third consecutive match yesterday and the pressure has increased tenfold.
13 November 2016

Not words, they want their land back

It was long after sundown. Amid a shroud of darkness, a Santal family lit a fire to cook their first meal of the day.
13 November 2016

Pay Tk 2,800cr first

Two top destiny officials will get released on bail only if they pay the government Tk 2,800 crore in six weeks by selling 35 lakh matured trees planted under the company's tree plantation project.
13 November 2016

Magistrates must act

The Supreme Court has directed magistrates to take action against errant police officers whenever they find infringement of the law against torture and death in police custody.
13 November 2016

Never too old to learn

Every weekday morning class-three student Abdur Rashid, who attends Jessore Government Primary School in Dinajpur's Bochanganj upazila, gets ready for school. He knows he has to be on time for class, with homework done.
13 November 2016