They placed on five-day remand under Anti-Terrorism Act following two days of demonstrations

EC orders electricity connections for centres that currently lack power supply

Draws particular attention to the activities of some “extremist elements”

Eleven firefighting units work to bring the fire under control

Tribunal sets December 21 for next hearing

Inqilab Moncho spokesperson receiving treatment in Singapore after shooting

Call it 'a deliberate effort to misrepresent the history of the Liberation War'

Police and locals said criminals shot him inside his house in Kamalpur village

People with appointment slots booked for submission today to be given slot on a later date

35 others named over alleged loan irregularities at Agrabad Corporate Branch

Urges supporters to avoid airport during departure, citing risks of disorder and damage to national image

The body of a dead dolphin, weighing 73.3kg and measuring 196cm, was recovered by Naval Police yesterday morning after it was found floating in the Halda river, Chattogram’s natural fish breeding ground, in the Barighona area of Hathazari upazila.

Bangladesh’s upcoming national polls and referendum, slated for February 12, will be an opportunity and a major test for the country’s democratic transition, Asian Network for Free Elections (ANFREL) has said.

The National Citizen Party (NCP) held a march against violence yesterday, marking Victory Day and demanding justice for the shooting of Sharif Osman Hadi.

BNP is preparing to make the return of its Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman a memorable event, aiming to build momentum ahead of the national election, party leaders said.

The authorities of Dhaka University, Jagannath University, Chittagong University, Jahangirnagar University, Rajshahi University, Islamic University, and several other institutions observed Victory Day yesterday through a series of programmes.

People from all walks of life in Chattogram paid tribute to the martyrs who laid down their lives for the motherland, marking Victory Day.

As the winter approaches, potters in Jashore are busy crafting earthen pots used for collecting date juice and storing jaggery.

Despite government restrictions, a clear High Court directive, and repeated raids by the district administration and the Department of Environment, furnaces of illegal brick kilns in Bandarban flare back to life soon after enforcement teams leave after conducting drives.

A bus caught fire while parked at a bus counter near the Police Lines, adjacent to the Cox’s Bazar bus terminal, yesterday.