The government plans to expand childcare and caregiving services across the country to support working families, address the needs of vulnerable groups, and create new employment opportunities, said Abu Zafar Md Zahid Hossain, minister for women and children affairs and social welfare.

Even 13 years after the Rana Plaza collapse, injured workers are living in inhumane conditions due to a lack of compensation, rehabilitation, and proper medical treatment.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday directed authorities to take initiatives to cultivate reading habits among students nationwide.

Thirteen years after the collapse of Rana Plaza, justice remains elusive as trials in two cases continue to stall due to the prosecution’s failure to produce witnesses.

The government continues to struggle to meet rising electricity demand amid a sweltering heatwave, with rural Bangladesh suffering frequent, lengthy outages as power generation remains under strain due to a lack of fuel.

The government has decided to form a 10-member parliamentary committee comprising ruling and opposition MPs to address the ongoing fuel situation.

He was appointed a UGC member after the July Uprising

Outlines vacancies across schools, technical institutions, and madrasas

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State minister highlights trade, diplomacy and cooperation at Dakar security forum

Symbols will be allocated on April 30, with the final list to follow

Fare hike applies only to diesel-run buses, not to CNG-run buses

Aid shipment sent via Red Crescent after decision of PM Tarique Rahman

He has not been included in 63 newly reconstituted benches

Police recover blade, probe underway

Authorities urge commuters to take alternative routes for two days

The government will distribute bags made of jute and uniforms to primary school students in every upazila across the country.

Bangladesh is eyeing $2 billion in emergency aid from the IMF’s Rapid Financing Instrument (RFI) window to cushion the economic shock stemming from the Middle East war.