MP Rumeen Farhana says she was nearly knocked to the ground at Sarail Shaheed Minar

Press conference claims attack, looting and threats to force family to leave country; accused deny allegations

'Distorted' accounts of the Language Movement and Liberation War must be corrected, he says

Four victims identified; one remains unnamed after lorry–auto-rickshaw collision

Swapan claims certain quarters backing unlawful activities; Anee urges all sides to step back from 'mob justice'

On language, Milon said Bangla, as the mother tongue and first language, retains its dignity

Tarique starts first day at PMO since taking office

Shafiqur Rahman first Jamaat leader in 74 years pay respect at Shaheed Minar

From fresh village produce to evening food crowds, Diabari’s hat thrives

Clash is a sequel to a dispute that erupted on election day, police say

Monument opened to public; draws enthusiastic response from locals

PM unveils commemorative postage stamp marking International Mother Language Day

Retired teacher turns her balcony into a classroom to revive Meitei Mayek

MP's supporters block Dhaka–Sylhet highway after altercation during Language Day observance

Van driver flees scene after crash on Dhaka–Sylhet highway

He said public expectations from the new government have grown immensely following the restoration of democracy

In classrooms across Sylhet, mother-tongue textbooks for indigenous children are meant to be opened, spoken aloud and lived through. Too often, they remain closed and unused.

Former vice-chancellor Prof Mohammad Masud misused funds from a German-backed research project, made irregular appointments and withdrew salary after his removal from office at Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (Kuet), according to a government-formed investigation report.

Health and Family Welfare Minister Sardar Md Sakhawat Hossain yesterday said people will no longer have to run after doctors as the government aims to ensure that doctors reach out to patients at their doorsteps.

Eminent Bangla author Mani Sankar Mukhopadhyay, better known by his pen name “Sankar”, died at a private hospital in Kolkata yesterday. He was 92.