Bangladesh and India have stressed the need for a “fresh start” in bilateral relations, signalling a desire to move beyond differences that have strained ties since the July 2024 uprising and rebuild the relationship on the basis of equality, mutual cooperation, and dialogue.

The High Court yesterday directed the authorities concerned of the government to provide 7th-grade pay to 690 lecturers of different nationalised colleges across Bangladesh.

Moyna Begum had no electricity at home when her son Mohan Pramanik was calling from Riyadh as a fire tore through the sofa factory where he worked.

'Abhijatri Commuter' introduced via Padma Bridge to ease travel and transport

Ducsu VP demands restoration of NTRCA-led appointments and announces mass gathering for tomorrow

For families in Naogaon, the factory fire in Saudi Arabia ended years of waiting, unfinished dreams and final conversations they cannot forget

Four-member Indian delegation visited at DGFI’s invitation

Police say they are investigating whether the Mirsarai incident involved suicide or foul play

University says exhibits were not reviewed beforehand

Khalilur Rahman says invitation was extended to Tarique Rahman as BIMSTEC chair, not as Bangladesh PM

Indian envoy says differences are natural between two vibrant democracies

Dhaka also renews request for return of those accused in Osman Hadi killing

First meeting focuses on bilateral relations and issues of mutual interest

Education minister announces full answer-script re-scrutiny and measures for 312 institutions with zero pass rates

The humanities pass rate stood at 48.74%, compared with 80.64% in science and 64.29% in business studies

Only 669 institutions achieve 100 percent pass rate, down from 984 last year

SSC pass rate falls to 62.25%, down 6.2 percentage points from last year

Oborodhbashini demands 24‑hour access, entry for relatives

The number of registered voters in Bangladesh has risen by 3,09,315 to 1,28,632,555 in the last two months and 18 days, according to the Election Commission, which published an updated draft voter roll yesterday.

Rights activists yesterday called for constitutional and legal recognition of indigenous peoples and full implementation of the CHT Accord, saying many of their fundamental rights remain unfulfilled nearly three decades after the agreement was signed.