Say DGHS, victim families

Experts call for improving efficiency of agencies, simplifying processes for project approval, procurement

The Rohingya response has entered a fragile phase, marked by declining funding and worsening camp conditions, said the UNHCR yesterday.

Islami Andolan Bangladesh, Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis and Khelafat Majlis are moving to expand their reach among female voters and have already begun work to set up party-backed, independent platforms for women and female students.

Hundreds of sacrificial animal hides were lost across rural areas of Moulvibazar during Eid-ul-Azha due to a lack of buyers and a salt shortage, which left traders unable to preserve much of what they collected.

Although authorities promised a swift cleanup of sacrificial waste during Eid-ul-Azha, many Dhaka residents faced significant inconvenience before the capital was eventually cleaned.

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has said that Jungle Salimpur in Sitakunda will no longer remain a “sanctuary” for criminal groups, as authorities prepare to intensify operations.

Six Bangladeshi peacekeepers who lost their lives while serving under the UN flag in Abyei will be posthumously honoured with the prestigious Dag Hammarskjöld Medal at the United Nations Headquarters on June 5.

Journeys mostly smooth as offices reopen today

Police say the officer was attached to Cox’s Bazar Police Lines

Mobile court finds hygiene lapses and missing temperature meters during inspection

The 1.5km stretch along the western bank now attracts huge crowds with scenic walkways and greenery

The faster system will take effect on June 1, 2026, and apply to all immigrant visa categories

Mohammad Abul Hashem denies the voice is his, while Netrokona police say departmental action will follow if the allegations are proven

Dismislab says Gemini and Grok produced modified government ID images, while ChatGPT and Claude more often warned users or declined requests

Case filed under Women and Children Repression Prevention Act

Authorities of Ad-din Medical College Hospital have backtracked from their decision to make public the findings of an internal investigation into the unusual deaths of six newborns on May 27.

Buses and trains bring back holidaymakers as the long break comes to an end

Says leaked information earlier disrupted planned operation

Bodies found less than a kilometre apart