Thursday’s nationwide alert for potential militant attacks on key installations came after police detected communications between several alleged Neo‑JMB members, according to intelligence findings.

Shaikh Rabiul Alam says multiple alignments under review to ease congestion on Jamuna Bridge

Aleya Khatun suspended pending probe; police searching for BNP activist accused of sandal attack

Bill was passed by voice vote after the law minister moved it in parliament

Veteran politician passes away after cardiac arrest

Both sides present conflicting claims over timing of resignation from Bandarban council post

Police examine suspected suicide case as note indicates possible link

Bristy's family awaits body

NID wing is responsible for maintaining Bangladesh’s national identity database

Recommended candidates protest delays amid allegations of question leaks, widespread cheating

Bus fares raised nationwide following fuel price increase

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday urged public administration officials to move beyond a bureaucratic mindset and serve as “servants and friends of people”, saying their integrity, efficiency and accountability are key to the government’s success.

The modernisation project of the Sufia Kamal National Public Library at Dhaka’s Shahbagh lies incomplete even after more than three years since the work began in 2022.

Load shedding in Gazipur has intensified amid a widening gap between electricity demand and supply, disrupting public life and commercial activity across the industrial district.

Fresh erosion by the Brahmaputra has swallowed at least 120 hectares of cropland in over the past two weeks, leaving more than a hundred homesteads, educational institutions, and rural infrastructure newly at risk and deepening anxiety among riverbank communities.

A ban on fishing for three months in Kaptai Lake started yesterday to ensure proper reproduction and growth of fish in the lake.

After nearly two months of what felt like never-ending queues at filling stations in Dhaka, pressure at petrol pumps has finally started to ease.

On the occasion of The Daily Star’s 35th anniversary celebrations, members of the Bangladesh War Courses Foundation visited the newspaper’s Editor and Publisher Mahfuz Anam and presented him with a token of appreciation and pride for his role in the 1971 Liberation War.

Bangladesh’s embassy in Washington confirmed the developments, with Press Minister Golam Mortoza describing the case as “extremely heartbreaking” in a Facebook post.

Measles cases and deaths continue to rise with the situation unlikely to improve much until the second week of May despite the ongoing vaccination campaign, experts say.