Every question paper of the first five exams of the ongoing SSC has been leaked.

Awami League yesterday nominated Afruza Bari and Badruddoza Md Farhad Hossain Sangram as its candidates for the Gaibandha-1 (Sundarganj) and Brahmmanbaria-1 (Nasirnagar) by-elections on March 13.

President Jacob Zuma's exit from office edged closer yesterday as South African ruling party leaders cancelled a series of public

Convicted BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia would seek bail from the High Court tomorrow if she received the certified copy of the judgement in the Zia Orphanage Trust corruption case in time.

Unidentified criminals stabbed a schoolboy to death in Maijdipur area of Noakhali's Senbagh upazila on Thursday night.

A senior UN official warned the Security Council on Thursday that the situation in the Maldives where the president has declared a state of emergency may deteriorate even further.

The two Koreas marched together under one flag and South Korea's president shared a historic handshake with Kim Jong Un's sister as the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics opened in a spirit of intense rapprochement yesterday.

An eight-year-old boy was killed as he was hit allegedly by a police vehicle in the capital's Sayedabad yesterday.

The international media widely covered the conviction of Khaleda Zia yesterday.

Myanmar security forces continue the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingyas in Rakhine, Amnesty International says in a new report.

If a Test match is expected to be a lively and engaging affair, the first day of the second Test at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in

The number of deer at Rajshahi Zoo has reduced by six times over the last 15 years due to what experts say the authority's move to

The Bangladesh government should stop the arbitrary arrests and detention of opposition BNP supporters and others, Human Rights Watch has said.

Ruling Awami League has urged the party men to stay calm following the lower court verdict that sentenced BNP Chairperson Khaleda

The government has named 21 winners of this year's Ekushey Padak for contributions in their respective fields.

The embattled president of the Maldives has sent envoys to friendly nations such as China, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to brief them on

Ants naturally produce powerful germicides against bacteria and fungi, said a study Wednesday that targeted the industrious insects

All he asked a BCL man was the return of his calculator that the latter borrowed around three months ago. But little did he imagine that he would have to face dire consequences just for asking.

Private hospitals and diagnostic centres have turned into “excessive profit-seeking businesses” due to a lack of government monitoring, says a new Transparency International Bangladesh study.

After a bat-dominated draw in the first Test in Chittagong, the question ahead of the second Test against Sri Lanka starting today in