Ban was successful, district fisheries officer says

The victim’s father filed a case

They claim administration cadre received disproportionate benefits

Dealers blamed for ‘artificial crisis’

Case filed under Anti-Terrorism Act

Party urges consensus commission to publish draft order and legal basis before signing or holding any referendum

Says fire that spread fast due to chemicals, garment materials was contained in time

Party seeks legal basis, detailed execution guidelines after previously refusing to sign the charter

Uncertainty looms over fishermen’s fate as depression forms Bay of Bengal

‘I felt like I had stepped into a green paradise,’ says a visitor at Moulvibazar orchard

Violence reignited after a failed compensation settlement from an earlier arbitration over a Ramadan Ludo quarrel

2 die in Lalmonirhat as auto-rickshaw plunges into ditch; 2 in Faridpur in bus-auto-rickshaw collision

Protest erupts in Nabinagar following the incident

Bangladeshi architect Mohammed Rezwan’s solar-powered floating schools have received the Unesco Confucius Prize for Literacy 2025, one of the world’s highest honours for advancing education and lifelong learning.

The National Citizens Party aims to either form the government or play the role of a strong opposition, said Sarjis Alam, the party’s chief organiser for the northern region, yesterday.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said if his party comes to power, it will make sincere efforts to address the problems of all indigenous groups.

It was around 1:00pm on Thursday when this correspondent entered one of the medicine wards at Mitford hospital in Old Dhaka. Just at the entrance, two women were found wailing -- they had just lost a loved one to dengue.

Although Language Movement veteran Ahmad Rafique could not practise as a doctor after completing his medical degree, he chose instead to become a “doctor of society,” dedicating his life to bringing social change, said speakers at a memorial meeting yesterday.

Bangladesh will continue to do its part to ensure a stable and peaceful world, says the chief adviser

Two groups claiming to be members of the National Citizen Party (NCP) clashed at a coordination meeting in the capital yesterday, reportedly over a financial dispute.