Arrestee handed over to police for interrogation

Two students injured

Grants no-confidence petition after complainant alleges flaws in DB investigation

Tribunal fixed January 21 to decide whether charges will be framed

Examination by goldsmith confirms that the ornaments weighed over six bhori

Inqilab Moncho leader files the petition, rejecting probe report

Family says delays caused by private ambulance syndicate hindered timely transfer to Dhaka hospital

The gang has been earning over Tk 1cr per month from these illicit activities

A three-member International Crimes Tribunal-1 indicted Ziaul, rejected his discharge petition, and fixed February 8 to begin trial with the prosecution’s opening statement and the start of witness testimony.

The nine-year-old girl from Cox’s Bazar who was struck by a stray bullet fired from Myanmar on Sunday has been placed on life support at the National Institute of Neurosciences and Hospital (NINS) in Dhaka.

Petition challenges HC ruling and seeks lifting of EC stay on election activities

Five policemen injured in the attack while taking an accused to police station

Police say the explosion occurred during bomb-making, amid long-running rivalry between local factions

Officials at the Detective Branch (DB) of police are facing an internal investigation over alleged misappropriation of Tk 2.8 crore in cash said to have been seized during a raid to recover counterfeit currency in the capital.

A special court yesterday set February 2 to deliver the verdict in a case filed against deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and 17 others, including her two nieces -- British MP Tulip Siddiq and Azmina Siddiq -- over the Purbachal plot scam.

A Dhaka court yesterday ordered the relevant authorities to confiscate 330 foreign properties owned by former minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury and his related persons and entities in connection with corruption allegations.

Killers also took valuables and gold from the flat, family claims

Man fell ill in custody, ISPR says terming the incident 'unexpected' and 'unfortunate'

January 20 fixed to resume the proceedings

Over 51,000 SIM cards seized; the gang used social media groups to lure people with fake job offers, says police