Nazneen Nahar sought a written apology from prosecution witness Hasinur Rahman, while prosecutors accused her of intimidating witnesses

The court has asked the government to form a three-member inquiry committee and ensure emergency treatment for one-month-old Fahita

Results likely to be announced tonight after two-day voting

AI-run traffic cameras are prompting visible changes at key intersections, but whether Dhaka’s new road discipline will last remains uncertain

Intense patrolling in vulnerable areas to curb infiltration and smuggling

Research also finds higher likelihood of obesity, eye problems from high screen use

Thousands attend funeral prayers of former minister as political leaders pay tribute to his legacy

Tribunal cites preliminary findings linking the accused to the 2013 crackdown

A Jahangirnagar University student survived an attempted rape on campus, raising urgent questions about safety, accountability, and the administration’s response

More than 50 students reportedly fell sick after exposure to suspected toxic fumes in Ishwardi

ICT concludes hearings in the crimes against humanity case

The expatriates hailed from Lalanagar union of Rangunia, Chattogram

A journalist alleged that he was beaten up by a group of teenagers in Dhaka’s Mohammadpur area yesterday evening.

11–year-old girl hit by bullet while buying betel leaf

BNP-backed lawyers dominate candidate list

Video of the assault went viral on Facebook; police say efforts are under way to arrest the suspects

Police have arrested a 28-year-old man over a Facebook post that reportedly hurt religious sentiments of Muslims in Barhatta upazila of Netrokona district.

The government has decided to establish a Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (WASA) in Cumilla city to ensure a modern and sustainable water management system for its residents.

Students of schools, colleges, technical institutions and madrasas across the country are set to enjoy extended Eid-ul-Azha holidays ranging from 16 to 23 days from May 22, according to revised academic calendars.

The start of the 13th parliament is a positive step, but it still has a long way to go in ensuring real accountability of the executive branch and amending the constitution in line with public expectations, speakers said at a discussion organised by Citizen’s Forum, Bangladesh (CFB) yesterday.