The students started the programme titled "Agri Blockade" at Khamarbari in the Farmgate area at 9:00am.

Currently, the railways officials and staff are receiving treatment from these hospitals.

A Dhaka court yesterday ordered the Anti-Corruption Commission to freeze 70 bank accounts of Nasrul Hamid, former state minister for power and energy, in a case filed over acquiring Tk 36.37 crore illegally.

The High Court today started hearing on a writ petition that challenged legality of four sections of Supreme Court Judge Appointment Ordinance, 2025.

The grant will be disbursed through separate agreements for various future projects.

On March 10, the EC started the process to register the new political parties.

The health secretary and the director general of health services have been made respondents to the rule.

20-30 unnamed people were made accused in the case.

Calling the US’s 90-day tariff pause a brief window of opportunity, a visiting American delegation yesterday urged Dhaka to take concrete steps to address Washington’s trade concerns within this period.

Students of all polytechnic institutes across the country will stage a protest march after Juma prayers today.

The Anti-Corruption Commission has filed a case against former land minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury Javed, his wife and former United Commercial Bank chairperson Rukmila Zaman, and 21 others for allegedly securing a loan of Tk 20 crore through fraudulent means using shell companies.

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi yesterday questioned why reforms are being considered instead of elections, expressing concern that the interim government might be working with a "hidden agenda".

The party was formally introduced at an event held at a hotel in Dhaka's Banani today.

A Dhaka court yesterday sentenced eight people, including Robiul Islam alias Arav Khan, to life imprisonment for the murder of Inspector Mamun Imran Khan of the Special Branch in 2018.

He is accused in several cases filed over killing several students during the mass uprising last year.

This is the first such diplomatic engagement in 15 years

Pakistan Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch arrived in Dhaka yesterday on a two-day visit to attend the Foreign Office Consultation (FOC), the first such diplomatic engagement in 15 years, as Dhaka and Islamabad seek to normalise relations.

Abdul Malek, a former driver of the Directorate General of Health Service (DGHS), and his wife Nargis Begum were yesterday sentenced to five and three years of imprisonment respectively, in a case filed over amassing wealth worth Tk 1.10 crore illegally.

The case involves allegations of fraudulent activities related to land allocation, and Tulip has been named as accused.

The meeting is expected to take place around 4:30pm.