Assistant proctor among those injured as dispute over seating arrangements in Tangail varsity

Dhaka University yesterday took a policy decision in principle to introduce a separate English-medium curriculum-based question set in the KA Unit admission test.

The government has plans to identify and take action against those in the administration who worked to prolong the fascist regime, State Minister for Public Administration Abdul Bari told parliament yesterday.

Jatramohan Barman, 77, experienced a lifetime of losses due to the Dharla river’s erosion.

A martial arts instructor arrested in Jatrabari allegedly used combat training as a cover to recruit youths for extremist activities aimed at establishing a “caliphate”, investigators said.

A charity exhibition by artist Kazi Salahuddin Ahmed is set to begin at Alliance Française de Dhaka on July 10 to raise funds for the treatment of fellow artist Mostofa Al-Tahmid Ritu, who is battling cancer.

Prime Minister’s Foreign Affairs Adviser Humaiun Kobir has called for a more transparent and merit-based process to select the next UN secretary-general, arguing that effective leadership is critical to addressing geopolitical rivalry, armed conflicts, climate change and declining trust in the multilateral system.

A case was filed yesterday over an acid attack that injured three people in Netrokona’s Purbadhala upazila on Sunday.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday made a surprise visit to the Bangladesh Army’s summer exercise in Manikganj’s Singair, where he observed military drills, interacted with soldiers and shared a meal with troops.

A truck collided with a battery-run easy-bike coming from opposite direction on the Khulna-Satkhira highway yesterday afternoon, leaving two persons dead and three others injured.

The Finance Division has warned that a possible fresh surge in global oil prices driven by the Middle East war could derail Bangladesh’s inflation-control efforts, pushing average inflation above 9 percent in the current fiscal year and further squeezing household purchasing power.

Police have arrested a man for allegedly beating his wife to death with a spade in Dinajpur’s Phulbari upazila early yesterday.

Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Ariful Haque Choudhury yesterday said Malaysia has reopened its labour market for Bangladeshi workers from Monday following the prime minister’s recent foreign visit.

Residents across Pirojpur district are struggling with access to safe drinking water, forcing many to rely on untreated water from rivers, canals and ponds despite the health risks.

A total of 46,39,476 cases remain pending across all levels of Bangladesh’s judiciary as of March 31, 2026, Law Minister Md Asaduzzaman told the parliament yesterday.

A total of 5,21,922 posts were vacant in government service as of June 30, 2025, while 14,64,350 officials and employees were in service, said State Minister for Public Administration Abdul Bari at parliament yesterday.

One more child died from measles-like symptoms across the country in the past 24 hours, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).

The government is planning to begin Union Parishad elections in October, with the schedule likely to be announced in August, Prime Minister’s Information Adviser Zahed Ur Rahman said yesterday.

A Dinajpur court yesterday sent five people, including a central leader of Jubo Shakti, the associate body of the National Citizen Party (NCP), to jail after rejecting their bail petitions in a case filed over the alleged abduction of a man and an attempt to extort money from him.

The Jamaat-e-Islami-led 11-party alliance has demanded the immediate formation of a Constitution Reform Council to implement the July National Charter, and warned that Bangladesh could face political conflict if the verdict of the referendum is not implemented.