BNP Chairman and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will sit with grassroots leaders today as the ruling party seeks to restore discipline and strengthen its organisational structure.

Speaking at a Tagore birth anniversary event in Naogaon, LGRD minister says people are hopeful about the new govt

Announce boycott of May 21 vote over alleged irregularities

Afroza Abbas seeks prayers for his recovery as the BNP leader continues physiotherapy

Calls for an official epidemic declaration and an investigation

Prime Minister and BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman has instructed senior party leaders to prepare a list of potential candidates for key posts in the party’s associated and affiliated bodies.

The government plans to hold elections for all tiers of local government bodies within a year, including city corporations, district councils, upazila parishads, municipalities, and union parishads.

Rangpur-4 MP demands justice for those killed on May 5, 2013

Asif Mahmud says ruling party stalling local govt polls, betraying people's mandate

Speakers and political leaders call for a fair investigation and justice for those killed during the Hefazat rally

Chhatra Dal, the student wing of the ruling BNP, is facing growing resentment from its grassroots after announcing committees for 45 units, with “deprived” leaders and activists staging protests in at least five districts and accusing the central leadership of ignoring long-serving organisers.

At least one Jubo Dal activist was injured after rival groups clashed over a programme by the newly announced district committee

Faction rejects new committee, blocks road

Full, partial and extended bodies approved across universities, medical colleges, districts and metropolitan units

The BNP-backed lawyers’ panel has secured a landslide victory in the Dhaka Bar Association elections, winning all 23 posts of the executive committee for the 2026–2027 term.

The oath-taking ceremony for the newly-elected MPs for the reserved women’s seats in the 13th Jatiya Sangsad will be held today.

The BNP government is pursuing an “America First” policy while paying lip service to its “Bangladesh First” motto, said economist Anu Muhammad yesterday.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to address first major party programme since BNP’s election victory

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday said solutions to all national problems must be found through dialogue with the opposition and stressed that stability in parliament is essential for Bangladesh’s progress.

The ruling BNP is planning to restore its chain of command, discipline leaders and activists, and stregthen its organisational structure amid concerns that unruly behaviour by some party members could damage the government’s public image.