Process underway to hand them over to their families, BGB says

Rescued by Coast Guard and Rab, victims handed over to police

Chief of Army Staff General Waker-Uz-Zaman today paid a courtesy call on Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus

Tenure of Dr Muhammad Yunus ends tomorrow

Police arrest one suspect and continue search for others

Traffic slow, demo remains peaceful

Nahid Islam-led delegation to formalise party’s endorsement at 6:00pm

The order, issued in the public interest, takes immediate effect

Teenage boys carried out the attack on him, family says; reason still unknown

A local Awami League leader of Gaibandha’s Palashbari upazila died at Rangpur Medical College Hospital while in jail custody early yesterday.

At least nine people were injured and a house was set on fire in post-election violence in five districts on Saturday.

The Asian Network for Free Elections (ANFREL) said yesterday that the confidence gained on Election Day in Bangladesh will last only if post‑election governance focuses on reconciliation through transitional justice and accountability under the rule of law.

Since the day after the February 12 national parliamentary election and referendum in Bangladesh, news outlets have reported incidents of post‑election violence in various parts of the country.

Chief of Army Staff General Waker-Uz-Zaman described the just-concluded polls as an “acceptable, fair election”, saying the outcome was widely accepted and made possible by soldiers’ “responsibility and efficiency”.

The BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami recorded significant gains in vote share and seats compared to 1991, each rising by nearly 20 percentage points.

The interim government has disclosed parts of the recently signed trade agreement with the United States, under which the reciprocal tariff on Bangladeshi goods was reduced from 20 percent to 19 percent after nine months of negotiation.

The National Human Rights Commission yesterday sent a letter to Hatia Police Station in Noakhali, asking the law enforcers to register a complaint and take necessary legal steps over the alleged rape and torture of a woman there.

The new parliament will feature a significant number of new faces, with first‑time lawmakers set to take up the roles of both the leader of the House and the opposition leader for the first time in the country’s history.

In a rare gesture in Bangladesh’s often adversarial political culture, BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman met Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman and National Citizen Party (NCP) Convener Nahid Islam yesterday evening, setting a tone of cooperation ahead of the incoming government.

By carefully choosing candidates for key posts, BNP seeks to build a competent, controversy‑free cabinet that will send a positive message to the people, party insiders said.