The holy Eid-ul-Azha, the second largest religious festival of the Muslims, will be celebrated throughout the country Tomorrow amid due respect and religious fervor.

The Office of the Chief Inspector of Boilers yesterday dismissed reports that the fire at Tampaco Foils was caused by a boiler explosion.

Hearing a loud bang, Mohammad Sharif who was reciting the holy Quran at a nearby mosque after Fazr prayers, hurried out and ran

Rafique had received his salary ahead of the Eid and his family in Mymensingh already bought a sacrificial animal. He was supposed to pay a part of the cost once he reached home today.

They were already in a holiday mood as it was their last working day before the weeklong Eid vacation beginning today. But it turned out to be the last day in the lives of at least 24 people, mostly workers, as they were killed in a massive fire triggered by explosions at a packaging factory in Tongi of Gazipur yesterday. Around 50 suffered injuries when flames tore through Tampaco Foils Limited's factory in BSCIC industrial area of Tongi, close to the capital, at the start of a new shift.

Styrofoam Package Factory, Mirpur (Jan 31, 2015)

Nearly 1.5 million Muslims yesterday began the annual hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia to Islam's holiest sites, undeterred by

A suspected militant was killed and his three accomplices were injured during a police raid at a house in the capital's Azimpur

North Korea conducted its fifth and biggest nuclear test yesterday and said it had mastered the ability to mount a warhead on

Close to two million pilgrims have converged on western Saudi Arabia for the annual hajj where new measures aim to prevent

Tanners yesterday fixed the price of raw cowhide at Tk 50 per square foot in the capital and goatskin at Tk 20 per square foot.

Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission yesterday entered an agreement with HSBC to borrow €157.5 million

A group of radicalised Bangladeshi students at Monash University in Malaysia were primarily brainwashed by a Bangladeshi

The rush of home-goers caused the country's highway network to go haywire yesterday, inflicting untold sufferings on those going home to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha with their loved ones.

He [Putin] has been a leader, far more than our president [Obama] has been.

Several counterfeit note syndicates have become active in the capital ahead of Eid-ul-Azha when a lot of cash changes hands.

When Shila's marriage with Jahid was settled, her family rejoiced as her future looked good.

Bangladeshis' pilgrimage to Makkah is plagued by corruption and enormous greed of brokers, and the hajis, going on the spiritual journey of a lifetime, almost never make any complaints.

"When will our bus arrive?" little Rayan asked his father impatiently. The six-year-old boy grew restless after waiting for more than three hours at the capital's Gabtoli bus terminal.

University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) has given a clarification on our report headlined "Who runs these private universities"