City University denies accusations, blames DIU students for arson and vandalism

Bangladesh has deep ties with US and extensive economic relations with China, he says

Urges govt to promulgate order, hold referendum on 48 proposed reforms

The fair will host 220 stalls across 20 pavilions

Jamaat leaders lodge complaint, accusing OC of making 'politically biased' comments

Commission urges shutdown of surrounding commercial activities ahead of election

National Consensus Commission will brief the media at the Foreign Service Academy in the afternoon

Shibrampur villagers protect thousands of birds with love and care

Jahangir Alam says Ansar members will carry firearms

Abul Kalam Azad did not die in an accident -- he was killed

Speakers say at rally organised by YouthNet Global and Pure Earth Bangladesh

The consensus commission will submit its recommendations on implementation of the July charter today, with a proposal that some parts of the constitutional reforms may take immediate effect upon issuance of the July charter implementation order.

The Anti-Corruption Commission will no longer require government approval to file cases against judges and public servants, according to the draft ACC Ordinance 2025.

Bangladesh Agricultural Development Corporation (BADC) is constructing a four-storey structure on a retention pond, a critical component of Dhaka city’s drainage system, in violation of environmental laws and building regulations.

A Dhaka court yesterday issued arrest warrants against S Alam Group Chairman Mohammad Saiful Alam, former managing director of Reliance Finance Limited (now Aviva Finance) Proshanta Kumar (PK) Halder, and 11 others in three cases filed over the alleged embezzlement and laundering of approximately Tk 270 crore from non-bank financial institutions.

A writ petition was filed with the High Court yesterday seeking its order on the government to verify and ensure the bearing quality of the materials used in the construction of metro rail and flyover pillars in Dhaka, in order to safeguard public lives.

Months after the July uprising, police officials who are still demotivated, show indiscipline, disobey orders, or display disrespect to the government and the state will face strict administrative and legal action.

At least six dengue patients died while 983 others were hospitalised in the 24 hours till 8:00am yesterday.

Three major political parties yesterday opined that the upcoming national election must be internationally recognised and ensure a peaceful transfer of power.

Gazi Salauddin, who lost sight in one eye after being hit by shotgun pellets of police during the anti-discrimination movement in July last year, died on Sunday night.