BJP leader will succeed career diplomat Pranay Verma

Authority says alert issued after instruction from Police Headquarters

Tarique Rahman highlights his government’s commitment to improving healthcare services

Says efforts to create disorder could disrupt development programmes

Retired Brig Gen Azmi testifies during cross-examination in ICT-1 case

He faces a defamation case over derogatory remarks about the energy minister

Early morning winds cause widespread damage

Decision was taken at EGM, to be sent to SCBA election commission

Tarique Rahman to lay foundation stone of medical college hospital, join civic reception

Rights activist responds rejecting allegations, demands clarification, withdrawal of letter

Opposition Leader Shafiqur Rahman and State Minister for Shipping Razib Ahsan locked horns at the parliament yesterday over the number of July martyrs.

Anticipating protests from opposition parties over the ongoing fuel crisis across the country, ruling BNP leaders are considering launching counter political campaigns while urging the administration to step up vigilance against fuel oil hoarding.

The High Court yesterday granted the government-formed taskforce six more months to submit its full report on the killings of journalist couple Sagar Sarwar and Meherun Runi.

Speakers at a roundtable yesterday urged political parties to move beyond “numerical inclusion” and ensure meaningful political empowerment for women by reforming internal nomination processes and dismantling structural barriers.

Nearly 2 years on, victims’ families wait for closure, while those falsely implicated continue to suffer

Bangladesh’s coal-fired power plants have, for the first time, outpaced gas-based generation, marking a major shift in the country’s power mix amid declining domestic gas supply and stagnant LNG imports.

At least 12 people, including a child, died and eight others were injured in lightning strikes during thunderstorms yesterday across seven districts -- Gaibandha, Bogura, Natore, Panchagarh, Thakurgaon, Jamalpur, and Sirajganj.

Experts at a roundtable yesterday called for placing nutrition at the core of the health, climate, and development agendas of Bangladesh and for adopting a multi-sectoral approach to address malnutrition.

A section of ruling BNP lawmakers yesterday expressed anger at several ministers, saying they were not receiving satisfactory responses regarding development work in their constituencies.

The government has decided to take swift and strict action after several primary school students reportedly fell ill after consuming food under the school feeding programme in Chapainawabganj and Madaripur.