It is unthinkable that in two upazila health complexes (Amtali and Kukua) of Barisal district, there are only two doctors appointed.

We are shocked at the implications of a comment by Suranjit Sengupta that NGOs do not have the right to freedom of speech and the precedence it sets.

The government has set up 4,550 Union Digital Centres (UDC) across the country in a bid to reach information and

Around half of the 22 kilometre road from Kalapara upazila town to Kuakata has become virtually unfit for vehicular

The excitement surrounding the AL's Council today and tomorrow underscores the anticipation of party members and the public, of a positive change in the party.

We are horrified by the direction we are headed in regards to the security of women and, indeed, their treatment in society in general.

Rapid Action Battalion claims to have identified militant Abdur Rahman, who was killed during a raid in Ashulia on October 8, as Neo JMB chief Sarwar Jahan.

Sonaimurir Tek in Narsingdi, with its abundant greenery and red soil, has been attracting an increasingly larger number of tourists every year.

An unprecedented number of people are migrating to Dhaka and a few other eastern cities while western cities and towns are witnessing a

It is astonishing to learn that some hospital staff of the Bangladesh National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases actively stopped a firm

It is inexcusable that underprivileged people are forced to pay bribes or lobby with local influential people to get government services related to the food and agricultural sector.

It is unthinkable that 1,018 out of 1,539 buses of Bangladesh Road and Transport Corporation (BRTC) earned Tk 226.93 crore in profit while Tk 220.36 crore was spent for operation and maintenance, even more so when one considers the price of each of the buses.

The BADC officers and employees in the district have been working in a very old and dilapidated office building risking their lives as it can collapse any time.

Large cities of Bangladesh now experience more female migration than those of the male, according to a new study by the UN Population Fund.

Rail communication of Khulna with the rest of the country has been restored five hours following derailment of a freight train at Singia Railway Station in Jessore Sadar upazila.

It is indeed unsettling to note that one-third of Bangladeshi migrant workers resort to illegal channels to go abroad.

The visiting World Bank (WB) chief has stated that Bangladesh has made “great progress in reducing child malnutrition and stunting” and committed to provide US$1billion over the next three years to that effect.

Housewife Mira Yangyung, 45, from Jaintapur Khasi Para village in Sylhet's Jaintapur upazila used to be bound to

Several hundred students of different schools in the Teesta river basin area of Hatibandha upazila are now attending

Our attention is drawn by two reports, one pictorial, showing a young man walking on the rail-lines with a phone held to his ear in the capital's Nakhalpara area, completely oblivious to the danger he is exposing himself to, and the other a report of three children run over by a train in Brahmanbaria, while they were shooting a video of another train with a mobile phone.