EC clears 9,58,000 applications annually on average

The size of the BNP-led government cabinet is likely to be expanded, and several ministries may be reshuffled as part of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s six-month performance evaluation, according to sources familiar with the matter.

At least two people died of dengue while 423 others were hospitalised across the country in the 24 hours until 8:00am yesterday.

BANCAT (Bangladesh Cancer Aid Trust) on August 1 unveiled Alok Boshoti, an integrated Cancer Care Village that will combine free cancer treatment, hospice and palliative care, rehabilitation, livelihood support, and psychosocial care within a single campus, said a press release.

British-era heritage items face decay across Mymensingh

The High Court yesterday directed the Department of Immigration and Passports to dispose of all pending applications filed by Bangladeshis living abroad for new passports and passport renewals within 60 days.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Opposition Leader Shafiqur Rahman yesterday accused the government of abandoning its promises to the people and following the path of fascism.

Lack of approach roads forces thousands to risk their lives daily in Patuakhali

The University Teachers’ Network yesterday urged the Dhaka University authorities to ensure due process when taking action against teachers over their alleged roles in the July uprising, warning against blanket measures and a culture of “witch-hunting”.

Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) has alleged that its sanitation workers were assaulted in Uttarkhan yesterday.

Exactly two years ago, on this day in 2024, tens of thousands of people gathered at the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka.

The government has announced a series of measures to restore Dhaka’s rivers and waterways, including preventing pollution, improving drainage, maintaining navigability and exploring private-sector operation of water bus services.

Organisation says Khursheed played a key role in strengthening ASK’s founding principles, institutional development and expansion of its human rights work since its inception

Thousands struggle to cook as supply shortfall following Maheshkhali LNG terminal fire hits households, factories and transport

Doctors later confirmed Halima Khatun’s death before relatives buried her again

Police are examining whether the intimidation is linked to a neighbourhood dispute

Humaiun Kobir says home ministry is handling the matter

Centuries-old monument has been under archaeological protection since 2019, but locals say they were never informed

Security stepped up amid intel warning of possible attacks by extremist groups or other miscreants

The 165th birth anniversary of the pioneering chemist has revived questions over whether Bangladesh has done enough to honour his legacy