The proposed framework would clarify assessment, recovery and payment

Govt has already requested India to hand over Hasina under the extradition treaty

DSCC says repairs may take around 10 days

Rivers fall below danger level as thousands return to mud-filled homes amid food and safe drinking water shortages

Anindya Islam says flood evacuees may return home within three days

Persistent rain has left large parts of Dhaka waterlogged, disrupting traffic and making daily commutes difficult for office-goers, students and other commuters across the capital

Hundreds of volunteers to assist law enforcers during the festival

Teachers credit disciplined study habits and strong family support for the sisters' success

Candidates wade through knee- to waist-deep water as 138mm rainfall inundates large parts of the city

Tarique Rahman seeks public support to expand ‘Family Card’ programme and build an inclusive society

Calls on people to care for saplings

Rights group urges Bangladesh, UN and donors to reduce overcrowding and restore funding for safer shelters and disaster mitigation

Tarique Rahman to attend tree plantation programmes and exchange views with BNP leaders

Relatives from Bogura say visiting her resting place brought consolation

Forty-three of the then government’s 62 ministries and divisions spent Tk 982 crore, 91 lakh and 74 thousand on programmes marking Mujib Borsho across Bangladesh, Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury told parliament yesterday.

People in the country’s southeastern region are still struggling as vast tracts of land remain under water after more than a week of heavy rain and hill torrents.

Hours of heavy rain yesterday left large parts of Dhaka submerged in ankle- to waist-deep water, crippling traffic, and stranding commuters on streets and people in their homes.

The government plans to supplement textbooks with additional materials, such as guides, workbooks, and video lessons, under a new education system aimed at making learning more practical and skills-based.

A man lost both his legs after jumping in front of a moving train near the Zero Point area in Kaliganj upazila of Jhenaidah yesterday evening.

The primary and mass education ministry has prepared draft guidelines for updating the primary curriculum, suggesting an approach that defines what children should know and the skills and competencies they should attain by the end of class-5.