After months of bureaucratic tangles, the government has permitted antigen-based rapid testing for Covid-19 at the government healthcare centres.

A Dhaka court today ordered the authorities concerned to freeze two bank accounts of Sadia Arabi, wife of Regent Group Chairman Mohammad Shahed, in connection with a money laundering case.

After a brief pause, taken to cooperate with government directives and to aid in minimising the spread of Covid-19, British Council has resumed conducting computer-delivered IELTS and paper-based IELTS.

The Supreme Court has upheld a High Court order that granted anticipatory bail to Toufique Imrose Khalidi, editor-in-chief of online news portal bdnews24.com, in a corruption case.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, like other global leaders, will join the 75th UN General Assembly (UNGA) virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Police arrested the brother of a restaurant owner in connection with a case for torturing a 13-year-old employee in Kurigram’s Rajibpur upazila on Thursday.

Brutally tortured by her drug addict husband, a newlywed housewife is groaning with severe pain at Rangpur Medical College Hospital (RMCH) with injuries all over her body, including both hands and legs.

A total of 1500 marginalised people in Lalmonirhat district have recently received financial grants from the government’s social welfare department.

There are some who complain about anything. And there are some who make the best use of any situation.

With the demise of Hefajat-e-Islam chief Shah Ahmad Shafi, several anti-government elements, including the Jamaat-e-Islami, have moved to establish control over the Islamist outfit and its stronghold, Hathazari madrasa, claim several Hefajat leaders.

Members of the Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) have arrested a driver of the Directorate General of Health Service (DGHS), on charges of possessing an illegal firearm and trading in fake currencies.

The written test for advocateship under the Bangladesh Bar Council, which was scheduled to be held on September 26, has been stayed for the time being amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The policy of the current government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of “leaving no one behind” was a policy of Bangabandhu, Radwan Mujib Siddiq, Bangabandhu's grandson and CRI's Trustee, has said.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs has asked the foreign ministry to look into whether there is any conspiracy behind India’s sudden decision to stop onion export.

A mother had sold her new born child for Tk 16,000 to cover the medical bills of a local clinic in Gaibandha where her child was delivered.

The High Court today summoned Nayeb Subedar Md Shahab Uddin of Sylhet's Jaintapur BGB camp, directing him to appear before it on October 7 for implicating a fourth-grader in a buffalo lifting case showing him 19 years old.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court upholds its chamber judge's order that had cleared the way for five companies -- including Pran Dairy Ltd (Pran Milk) -- to produce, distribute and sell their pasteurised milk.

The High Court has found two police constables and one other person to have committed forgery by making false, manipulated documents and submitting them to secure bail of a rape convict in Jhenidah.

The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) has started selling onions at Tk 36 per kg through e-commerce companies to prevent price hike and to ensure the kitchen item is readily available for middle class buyers.

The government has decided to withdraw five percent duty previously imposed on the import of onions as per directive of the prime minister, considering the rise in price of the kitchen staple in the market.