Health officials said the babies died within hours at a post-operative ward in Moghbazar

Vendors, children and familiar calls turned a Dhaka-Noakhali trip into a living memory

Most reform proposals remain ignored, only eight accepted in three decades

Residents in villages across Rangpur, Patuakhali and Munshiganj observed Eid today following the Saudi Arabian calendar

Temporary stalls selling tree stumps, bamboo mats, animal feed and decorative items draw crowds ahead of Eid-ul-Azha

Cause of deaths still unclear; police and CID begin investigation into the deaths at the hospital’s post-operative ward

The banker and former Dhaka University student became the third Bangladeshi woman to conquer Everest after a 14-year gap

Running a country like Bangladesh is like riding a wild bull -- chaotic and unpredictable

Passengers alleged that transport operators were charging several times higher than usual fares by taking advantage of the holiday rush

Hafiz Uddin says budget should keep essentials affordable and boost development

In a Facebook message, Tarique Rahman prays for harmony and security for all humanity

High harvesting costs and submerged straw threaten returns

With just two days left before Eid-ul-Azha, trading of sacrificial animals gained pace at cattle markets across Dhaka yesterday as buyers rushed to complete their purchases.

The government is set to move away from its reliance on domestic borrowing to fund the budget deficit next fiscal year and go for foreign borrowing in a bid to free up resources for the private sector and contain inflationary pressures, according to the draft budget plan.

Homebound passengers experienced relatively smooth travel on the Dhaka-Chattogram highway and in the northern region on the second day of the government holiday yesterday.

Deaths from measles and measles-like symptoms continue to rise, with the country recording 10 more deaths in 24 hours till 8:00am yesterday, taking the total death toll to 555.

Bangladesh’s border guards have intensified patrols and launched public awareness campaigns along parts of the frontier with India because of concerns India has illegally forced people into Bangladesh, officials said.

For Yasintara, a mother of three living in Rohingya camp 27 in Teknaf, performing Qurbani this Eid-ul-Azha is beyond imagination.

Programmes set across 16 Dhaka locations; Tarique to attend as chief guest

Traffic resumes after nearly three hours