Schoolchildren face daily risks crossing the bridge

Protesters question state response to worsening public safety

‘It was as if it was trying to communicate its need for treatment,’ says livestock officer

Kaikobad's struggles in delivering newspapers to the doorsteps

Fear victims may lose protection under revised legal framework

Light rain possible in Sylhet, Chattogram and Barishal divisions

How a decades-old cultural programme continues to define the first day of the Bangla New Year

Asaduzzaman Khan calls alleged Tk 1.25 crore bribery incident ‘undesirable’

Rising costs and shifting consumer demand push traditional potters towards extinction in rural Bangladesh

He was arrested in November 2025 on charge of hurting religious sentiments

Discuss the company's interest in developing telecommunications sector and building digital infrastructure in Bangladesh

Move comes amid expected large gatherings in Shahbagh and Dhaka University areas

Survivors recount trafficking, deaths at sea as authorities struggle to verify toll

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman yesterday said the opposition’s “primary arena” is the streets, not parliament, stressing that the party will remain in the House only as long as it can wage a meaningful fight within it.

Bangladesh’s overseas employment market faces growing risks of shrinking amid the war in the Middle East, the largest destination for migrant workers from the country.

The masterminds behind the attack and killing of Abdur Rahman, also known as Shamim al-Jahangir -- a pir based in Kushtia -- have been identified, sources in law enforcement agencies have said.

Electricity bills and industrial costs are set to increase after the Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) raised furnace oil prices by 35 percent to Tk 94.69 per litre, citing global market volatility linked to the US-Israel war on Iran.

Thirty-one distinguished citizens yesterday expressed “strong anger and condemnation” over parliament’s repeal of several reform ordinances, saying the move ignored public expectations and contradicted government pledges.

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed yesterday assured that apart from a few exceptions, all activities of the interim government, led by Prof Muhammad Yunus, will be granted validity.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday said the armed forces do not belong to any individual, family, or political party, stressing that their duty must be anchored in loyalty to the constitution and the trust of the people.