If one goes deep inland in Kalapara of Patuakhali near the Payra Port, hundreds of signboards could be seen on pieces of land covered by Aman seedlings.

At least six militants attacked an Indian army camp in north Kashmir last night, killing one border guard and wounding another, two weeks after a similar attack killed 19 of its soldiers and ratcheted up tensions between India and Pakistan.

Just a couple of days after host Pakistan postponed the 19th Saarc Summit following isolation, Nepal yesterday urged the member states to ensure that their territories are not used by terrorists for cross-border terrorism.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said Bangladesh's diplomatic relations with Pakistan will continue alongside disputes although Pakistan has been making various adverse statements on the ongoing war crimes trial.

“Those who are making the laws have very little idea about laws. So what is supposed to happen is happening.”

Two people, including a Jubo Dal leader, were killed in separate “gunfights” with police in Savar and Lakshmipur early yesterday.

Indian and Pakistani troops exchanged fresh fire across their border yesterday as UN chief Ban Ki-moon offered to mediate

Nepal, the current chair of the Saarc, yesterday said it would take necessary initiatives and hold talks with the member states to push

Rana Plaza disaster left scars that would take a long time to heal. It devastated the country and shook the entire world.

Riding on Tamim Iqbal's scintillating hundred, the Tigers finally stamped their authority on Afghanistan in the third and final match to clinch the series with a massive 141-run victory, providing some sort of relief ahead of their tough home challenge against England.

I would have walked away leaving the bus here. But I cannot do this thinking about my

The ball is now in Pakistan's court to get Saarc back on its track and stop the process of being isolated from the regional body.

Bangladesh go into the series decider at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium today facing a situation they would not have expected before the series.

Thousands of people suffered badly on Dhaka streets yesterday, as leaders and workers of Awami League and its front organisations

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was accorded a rousing reception yesterday as she returned home wrapping up her fortnight-long visits to Canada and the USA. The Awami League arranged the showdown on her return home after attending the 5th Global Fund Replenishment Conference in Montreal and the 71st UN General Assembly in New York.

After five nations pulled out from the Saarc meet, Pakistan yesterday announced the postponement of the 19th South Asian Association

India yesterday said its army had carried out surgical strikes on terror launch pads across the de facto border in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir killing several terrorists.

A ground-breaking project based in Bangladesh, which allows villagers to earn by selling excess solar energy to neighbours, was announced yesterday as one of 13 winners of the United Nations climate change awards.

"The campaign being run in different media that if a power plant is built in Rampal near the Sundarbans it will harm the

Police have arrested “a close aide” of Gulshan café attack “mastermind” Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury in Gazipur's Tongi.