What began with just 60 teachers and four departments is now a large family

The returnees had been staying in Libya illegally

Prosecution is preparing updated documents after tribunal sentences them to death

Orders to form a committee to assess security measures for them

Petitioner says shareholders’ rights ignored in move to form Sammilito Islami Bank

Says capital sees 20 murders on average each month

Around 8:00pm, two school-goers got into an argument in front of Kawsar Academy

Detectives probe possible links to contract killings, election-time plans

Police, army, BGB members deployed to prevent unrest centring Hasina's conviction

Issues rule seeking govt explanation over the approval

Group breaks into residence following verdict against Hasina

CID says Dilip Kumar Agarwala procured gold and diamonds without valid documents

Trial held in absentia and lack of legal representation raises rights concerns, it says

Arson and crude bomb attacks continued as at least eight vehicles and two schools were torched in five districts, on the day the International Crimes Tribunal-1 sentenced deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her former home minister to death yesterday.

A Jubo Dal leader was shot dead inside a shop in the capital’s Pallabi area last evening.

Crude bombs go off at Kotalipara Upazila Parishad

The Chittagong Port Authority (CPA) yesterday signed two agreements to outsource the operations of Laldia Container Terminal and the Pangaon Inland Container Terminal to two foreign companies, a move it says will bring world-class technology, efficiency, and global best practices to Bangladesh’s port system.

Directing the deputy commissioners to perform their duties with utmost honesty, neutrality, and dedication in the upcoming polls and referendum, Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday said this election is not a conventional one; rather, it is an election to save the country.

From the early hours, the air inside the courtroom of the International Crimes Tribunal-1 felt thick with anticipation and grief.

The next legal recourse for ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina is to file an appeal against the tribunal’s verdict, but she must surrender before she can do that, legal experts have said.