Survivors taken to hospitals or detention centres, he says

Seven drives yield four cases since yesterday

Six others injured in accident on Dinajpur–Gobindaganj highway

No official record as victims travelled outside authorised migration channels

Application filed to show them arrested in cases over enforced disappearance and mass killings district July uprising

Academic activities resume after long holiday; special classes scheduled

Third sitting begins at 3pm, with Q&A sessions and urgent notices on agenda

BNP Chairman and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman last night instructed party leaders to stand by the people in addressing the country’s ongoing problems, saying people across the country are looking to the party with high expectations.

It has been nine years since the High Court delivered a verdict directing authorities to provide compensation to families of victims of the capsize of Launch MV Nasrin-1 in 2003.

A shadow of grief fell over Nizpara village in Gaibandha’s Sadullapur upazila yesterday as residents gathered to bury four of their own.

Language Movement veteran and former lawmaker Amina Ahmed passed away yesterday. She was 90.

Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman has said Bangladesh continues to place multilateralism at the heart of its foreign policy, a stance it has upheld since joining the United Nations in 1974.

The Liberation War has been politicised for so long that many young Bangladeshis are growing up confused about what freedom really means, speakers said yesterday.

A three-member probe committee has been formed to investigate the sound system disruption that occurred during the maiden session of the 13th Parliament.

To curb dengue risks among students, Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) yesterday launched a special cleanliness and mosquito-control campaign across 536 educational institutions under its jurisdiction.

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed yesterday said the constitutional reforms would give the highest priority to public expectations and the aspirations of those martyred in the student-led mass uprising in 2024.

A man was hacked to death and three others were injured in a clash over land dispute in the Gazipur metropolitan area early yesterday.

Thirteen Bangladeshi fishermen were allegedly abducted by Myanmar’s rebel group, the Arakan Army, from the Naf River in Teknaf yesterday morning.

Erosion by the Jamuna River has intensified in Dewanganj upazila of Jamalpur over the past month, leaving vast stretches of cropland, homes, and several government establishments under threat.

Seven fully equipped Mother and Child Welfare Centres across four upazilas in Patuakhali district have remained non-operational for years due to an acute shortage of manpower.