The Rapid Action Battalion yesterday claimed to have identified Shayekh Abu Ibrahim Al-Hanif, who law enforces believe to be

The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) said yesterday it killed seven personnel of the Pakistani Rangers and a militant in retaliatory firing

The BNP is likely to take part in the Awami League's national council today and would call upon the ruling party to “restore democracy”

One might say this is the finest hour of Sheikh Hasina in her political career.

City dwellers fear there will be a major traffic disruption in the capital today as around one lakh Awami League leaders and activists converge on

The ruling Awami League opens its 20th National Council today, with Prime Minister and party chief Sheikh Hasina is expected to use the occasion to call on party colleagues to highlight the government's achievements over the past eight years and start preparing for the next general election.

A man, reportedly from Bangladesh, was recovered from a locked, empty container at Visakhapatnam Port in Andhra Pradesh of India on Wednesday.

Bangladesh may have finally settled upon the conditions and personnel to be genuinely competitive in Test matches at home,

A battery-run rickshaw consumes over 960Wh electricity every time it is charged.

At a refugee camp in Syria's Al-Hawl, 11-year-old Jawaher limps from a wound she sustained in an Islamic State group mortar attack while she and family were fleeing Iraq's Mosul. Her family are among the thousands who fled the city just before the October 17 start of an offensive by the Iraqi army and the US-led anti-IS coalition to retake the city from jihadists.

“I don't know these people. I have a feeling how this came, it was her (Clinton) campaign. I didn't even apologise to my wife, who

Highlighting her government's various steps for the welfare of the mass media and journalists, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday called upon all concerned to be more responsible while discharging their duties.

The Bangladesh parliament should repeal a new law aimed at regulating civil society organisations that accept foreign funds,

“In last fifty years, Dhaka has been growing without any planning. How can we expect it to be a liveable city?”

Democrat Hillary Clinton and rival Donald Trump wade into their last presidential debate this morning (Bangladesh time) with

There is one statistic that is hard to ignore when looking at the two teams that will take the field for the first Test match at

Despite the government's assurance that the Rampal power plant would not harm the Sundarbans, the Unesco stays firm in its stance against the project and has again requested the government to cancel and relocate it to a more suitable place.

Bangladesh is experiencing an unbalanced regional urbanisation with its western cities and towns witnessing low or minus

With flagrant disregard for newborns who require constant intensive care, some staff of a city hospital have delayed an

The government is acting fast to implement the projects China agreed to fund during President Xi Jinping's Dhaka visit last week. Only four days into the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the two sides, the Cabinet Committee on