One named accused arrested as police analyse video footage

The increase will raise the total number of authorised ordinary shares from 200 crore to 300 crore

Gazi Monawar Hossain Tamim says the former prime minister publicly discussed the case while abroad

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today formally inaugurated the National Fisheries Fortnight-2026, aiming to further strengthen the fisheries sector to advance the government's goal of building a self-reliant and welfare-oriented Bangladesh.

Allege inadequate financial support for treatment, while all 11 arrested in the case are now out on bail

The numbers make a compelling case. The manner of the victory makes an even stronger one. And perhaps the most telling evidence came from the beaten Australians themselves.

He famously insisted that Bangladesh didn't belong in Test cricket.

The prime minister says the government’s development agenda will focus on livelihoods, jobs, education, healthcare and social welfare

Authorities asked to submit report before the court on January 6

BNP leader says any amendment should be considered by parliament later, dismissing Jamaat’s call to change the provision before the polls

Shanto said the victory had been built on a collective effort rather than one outstanding individual performance.

Smith felt the visitors’ batting effort was the decisive difference.

Arrest warrants against 20 fugitives remain unexecuted; reports on 10 others yet to reach prosecution

The CPD gathered data from 350 RMG factories and examined 65 machine types across eight production categories

Miraz was central to Bangladesh’s historic triumph.

The commission's senior secretary declared the nomination papers valid after scrutiny

With the second Test scheduled to begin in Mackay on August 22, Cummins hinted that Australia could consider changes to their playing XI after their comprehensive defeat.

Tarique Rahman releases fish fry as part of National Fisheries Week 2026

That comparison puts Bangladesh's achievement into a striking perspective.

It can produce only a fraction of the district's demand amid manpower shortages and ageing infrastructure