Bus–motorcycle collision claims lives of two class nine students in Rangunia

Tribunal fixes January 11 for next hearing

Will operate two weekly flights initially, officials say

Shibir-backed panel leads in GS and AGS posts as counting remains slow

Temperatures fell sharply, likely to persist for another two to three days

Monir Haider warns defeat would undermine July National Charter 2025

BNP acting chairman to pay respects, attend prayers during four-day visit

Tearful farewell for Parveen Sultana, whose school became a home for village students in Moulvibazar

The district sees sharp 5°C drop in a day; one to two severe cold waves likely later this month

Family awaits justice amid stalled legal proceedings in India

Technical issues slow count

The policy for the newly added nations will go into effect on January 21

Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed yesterday said the exclusion of Bangladeshi pacer Mustafizur Rahman from the Indian Premier League (IPL) has moved into the “political realm”, terming the development “unfortunate”.

A Bangladeshi man has died after being detained by the Border Security Force (BSF) upon entering India through the Johorpurtek border in Chapainawabganj.

Three retired military officers named

Once a bustling thoroughfare just four to five years ago, the road stretching from the Dayaganj crossing to Jurain Railgate has now turned into a neglected and damaged route after Bangladesh Railway built a boundary wall along the rail line, significantly narrowing the road.

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday stressed the need for coordinated joint research with Japan, Indonesia and the Maldives to explore marine resources, mentioning that Bangladesh has a maritime area almost equal to its landmass.

Waste management and disposal remain a lingering concern for Mymensingh City Corporation (MCC) for years, despite repeated calls from civic bodies and residents to address the problem.

Inqilab Moncho yesterday held a truck-mounted protest march at several locations in Dhaka to build public support for its demand for justice over the killing of its spokesperson Sharif Osman Bin Hadi.

National Citizen Party and Islami Andolan Bangladesh yesterday told the Election Commission that a level playing field remains absent in the country ahead of the February 12 polls, citing poor law and order and preferential treatment for some political parties.