Whenever I'm in Bogra, I can't resist myself going outside early in the morning and taking photos with our members of Bogra Photography Club. One fine morning, I was out just like other days.

The government will formulate a citizenship law allowing Bangladeshi expatriates to contest elections to local government bodies and to participate in political activities, Law Minister Anisul Huq said yesterday.

Dhaka South City Corporation yesterday filed three cases against 81 people for allegedly extorting money from hawkers who set up shops on the footpaths in Gulistan and other areas in the city corporation.

A number of scientists, academics and experts yesterday called for immediate government steps to develop varieties resistant to

President Donald Trump told Spain's leader Mariano Rajoy on Tuesday that the United States is committed to Nato, the White House said, despite his past criticism of the transatlantic military alliance.

The Colombian government was set to sit down for a first round of peace talks with the ELN rebel group yesterday, seeking to end a 53-year conflict that has killed more than 260,000.

Water Development Board (WDB) knocked down around 112 illegal structures on Kuakata beach in Patuakhali's Kalapara yesterday.

President Abdul Hamid yesterday called upon private university authorities to use education as a means of the nation's development and progress instead of a money-making tool.

The Supreme Court yesterday requested senior jurists to give their opinions on March 7 on an appeal against a High Court verdict that scrapped the 16th constitutional amendment empowering the parliament to remove SC judges for incapacity or misbehavior.

Dhaka has strongly protested the killing of a Bangladeshi fisherman by Myanmar's Border Guard Police (BGP) and urged Myanmar authorities to stop repeating such acts of aggression.

It was 7:30am Sunday. The early morning sun flickered through the green leaves of trees of various shades, colours and sizes. The city was waking up from deep slumber.

President Abdul Hamid has regularised the jobs of eight additional judges of the High Court and left out one additional judge.

Police recovered the body of a seven-year-old schoolboy allegedly abducted for Tk 50,000 from a waterbody in Rupganj upazila of Narayanganj in the early hours yesterday.

The cabinet committee has given the go-ahead to the railways ministry to appoint a Japanese firm as supervision consultant and for preparing a detailed design of a separate railway bridge on the Jamuna river.

The Rapid Action Battalion has arrested eight “teenage gang members”, including the heads of two gangs, over the sensational killing of ninth-grader Adnan Kabir in the capital's Uttara last month.

The Election Commission has discharged its duties impartially without facing any pressure from any quarter during its five-year tenure, outgoing Chief Election Commissioner Kazi Rakibuddin Ahmad claimed yesterday.

US President Donald Trump yesterday lashed out at the federal judges mulling whether to reinstate his controversial travel ban, calling

Information Minister yesterday told parliament that the government has taken an initiative to prepare a list of "genuine journalists".

Bangladesh has secured its place in the lower middle-income country club defying all local and international crisis, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina told parliament yesterday.

The High Court yesterday ordered the immediate withdrawal of the superintendent of Gaibandha police for not cooperating properly