Appointments follow prolonged legal battle over cancellation of 2007 viva results

Research will be conducted by Buet, and the findings will be submitted in six months

Rescue followed joint drive by patrol post and 'Smart Team'

This paper got the footage of the CCTV which shows that a man arrived alone at flyover and reportedly hang himself

Dispute between Habiganj and Moulvibazar transport owners’ associations leaves thousands stranded as talks fail to resolve crisis

He breathed his last at 10:09am while undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Dhaka, a family member told The Daily Star

Two-day voting underway for 14 posts as 11,097 lawyers participate amid contested candidate list

Additional fuel requests from Bangladesh met, says MEA spokesperson

Seeks prayers after successful heart procedure

The government has announced a comprehensive nationwide security and monitoring plan ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, focusing on safe travel, prevention of extortion, cattle market security, fair prices for sacrificial animal hides, and uninterrupted public services during the holiday period.

Speaker of the parliament Hafiz Uddin Ahmad yesterday said the July Museum will inspire future generations by preserving the history of resistance against autocracy.

Opposition Chief Whip in the parliament and National Citizen Party Convener Nahid Islam yesterday said people would take the responsibility of protecting the country’s borders if the government fails to ensure national security.

The Election Commission has begun drafting a unified code of conduct for elections to all five local government tiers, with provisions to ban posters and increase security deposits for the polls, likely to be held later this year.

Teachers and students of Jagannath University’s Department of Mass Communication and Journalism yesterday visited a special exhibition at The Daily Star Centre, calling for accountability following the attacks on the newspaper and Prothom Alo.

President Mohammed Shahabuddin underwent a successful stent implantation procedure yesterday the UK.

Titu Nakti is relieved that his 11-month-old son, Tamzid, is finally going home to Madaripur after a week-long battle with measles at a Dhaka hospital. Yet, a newly acquired debt casts a shadow over the relief.

What began as a mother’s demand for justice -- claiming her son was shot during the July uprising -- was in fact a scripted plot driven by vendetta.

The government is reviewing the trade agreement signed with the US instead of moving immediately towards cancellation, said Zahed Ur Rahman, the prime minister’s information and broadcasting adviser.

The High Court yesterday granted former chief justice ABM Khairul Haque six months’ ad-interim bail in two murder cases filed over incidents during the July uprising, paving the way for his release from jail.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday said Dhaka University’s low standing in international rankings is largely due to politically influenced teacher recruitment, insufficient emphasis on academic performance, and a lack of research.