Editors, business leaders, and political figures recall Khaleda Zia’s enduring legacy

Jamaat downplays rift after Islami Andolan quits alliance

Former PM created a unique example in Bangladeshi politics, he says

Rejects 21 appeals as invalid and keeps four pending for further review

Three injured as rival groups battle; police deploy extra forces

Contractual appointment will be effective for three years

Candidates caught using mobile phones, one allegedly sought answers through AI app, says proctor

Senior BNP leaders and diplomats join programme at Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban

Blaze was reported on the second floor of a four-storey building

Protesters organised procession from central mosque premises of Dhaka University

Party cites unfair treatment and ideological concerns

Arrestee handed over to police for interrogation

Tetulia records country’s lowest temperature for eighth straight day

Chinese rifle and locally made firearm seized in late-night raid

Discussion focuses on bilateral trade, tariffs, future economic cooperation

Blaze erupted in seven-storey building, leaving families dead

Timetable issued after Appellate Division suspends earlier postponement

Two major political parties, the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, yesterday raised concerns over the absence of a level playing field ahead of the February 12 polls.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday ruled that there is no legal obstacle to holding elections in the Pabna-1 and Pabna-2 constituencies on February 12.

Cricketers’ Welfare Association of Bangladesh withdrew its boycott late last night following a meeting with Bangladesh Cricket Board officials, opening the door for the Bangladesh Premier League to resume from today after a day of disruption triggered by a standoff between players and board.