Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Porwar has warned the National Citizen Party aganist criticising Jamaat over the reform issue.

The National Citizen Party (NCP) has decided to go for a “protest rally” in Dhaka on Friday to press for their three-point demand, including a legal basis for the July Charter and securing “shapla” as their electoral symbol.

The government yesterday sent two senior secretaries and seven secretaries into forced retirement.

Wife alleges that Ali Hossain had a long-standing dispute with one of their neighbours who led the attack

Electricity generation at all three units of the Barapukuria Thermal Power Plant in Dinajpur has been suspended due to mechanical failure.

In Panail village of Faridpur’s Alfadanga upazila, 34-year-old Mostafizur Rahman weaves Jamdani sarees -- and with each thread, he weaves hope for a better future.

Home Adviser Lt Gen (retd) Jahangir Alam Chowdhury yesterday said the e-gate at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport will be opened within the next two to four days.

Police say no prior complaint filed; investigation underway

Multiple parties have historically expressed interest in using it due to its familiarity among voters

4 alleged robbers held

Water Development Board in Kurigram took steps to evict the grabber after The Daily Star published a report on the canal's encroachment on October 16

Three people were detained last night for questioning over the murder of Jagannath University student Jobayed Hossen. However, no case had been filed as of last night over the incident that occurred on Sunday evening.

The Election Commission is reviewing a proposal for the deployment of law enforcers for eight days during the February national election.

Four left-leaning political parties yesterday met with the National Consensus Commission and submitted a memorandum explaining why they had not signed the July National Charter yet.

Police recovered the body of a university student from the port city’s Outer Ring Road under Bandar Police Station.

Defence for Hasina slams ICT Act

Syed Nurul Islam, former deputy inspector general of police at Dhaka range, praised and rewarded officers for their hardline actions against protesters during the July uprising, a former police officer told the International Crimes Tribunal-2 yesterday.

More than 30 lakh people suffer non-fatal injuries in road crashes each year

Without mandatory insurance, disasters will keep draining public funds, experts warn

Cases filed over the killings during July uprising, except those already under trial at International Crimes Tribunal, will be moved to Speedy Trial Tribunal, law ministry spokesperson Md Rezaul Karim said in a statement yesterday.