Health Minister Mohammad Nasim yesterday said the government is contemplating to increase internship tenure for

Bangladesh does not want to see any death due to man-made disasters, said Planning Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal yesterday,

A hydroponics system in Bangladesh, based on floating gardens, has been recognised by the United Nations' Food and Agricultural

Accusing Bangladesh's political parties of failing to nurture the Liberation War's spirit, speakers at a convention in the capital yesterday

LGRD and Cooperatives Minister Engineer Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain yesterday said technical education centres would be set up in all

The construction of an integrated checkpost is at its final stage at Petrapole, India opposite Benapole Land Port in Bangladesh to facilitate

Chevron Bangladesh sponsored a mission of Rotaplast International, a nonprofit humanitarian organisation, under which 85 patients received reconstructive

The government will publish a new list of freedom fighters by March 26 (Independence Day) next year.

Around 15,000 workers from four tea gardens in Chunarughat upazila of Habiganj district continued strike for the fourth day yesterday,

To provide information regarding land management, a digital land record system was launched in Chittagong city

Poriborton Chai, an NGO, announced that its volunteers will clean up different parts of the country simultaneously on February 6 next year to promote environmental awareness with dissemination of its core message, "Let's clean up the country."

Bangladesh missions abroad celebrated the 45th Victory Day on Wednesday with a renewed pledge to build “Golden

The Saudi government has always been pushing Bangladesh to send female workers since an agreement was signed

Iftikhar Ahmed, a former ILO official, has become the first ever Bangladeshi to become a Swiss lawmaker as he took oath of office in the Parliament (Conseil Communale) of the prosperous, picturesque French-speaking Commune of Founex (Canton of Vaud) on the outskirts of Geneva on Tuesday.

Tripura yesterday celebrated Bangladesh's Victory Day commemorating the heroic Indian Army soldiers who laid down their lives in the 1971 Liberation War.

The entire nation celebrated the country's Victory Day yesterday.

A hundred voices tuned in to sing Amar Sonar Bangla to mark the first ever Victory Day in the recently dissolved enclaves in the northern district of Lalmonirhat.

The ruling Awami League has asked party leaders to stop using their own portraits alongside those of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur

The High Court yesterday upheld a lower court verdict that jailed former chief conservator of forest Osman Gani for

Imbued with the spirit of independence, different government, political, social and cultural organisations will celebrate the country's 44th Victory Day today.