Warns of protests unless full appointment details are disclosed

Procurement worth approx Tk 11.8 crore

Assures EU delegation of free, fair polls

EC accepts appeal, declares nomination paper valid

Attack triggers brief fire but causes no injuries; police and DB launch investigation using CCTV footage

EC and govt asked to explain decision within two weeks

Previously, Homna was under Cumilla-1 constituency

Peaceful, credible and transparent voting crucial to boosting public trust, they say

Police launch probe after CCTV footage reveals theft

Tarique Rahman's speech about his 'plan'

Rural women share ancestral food knowledge with younger generation

Police launch probe into separate killings

Foreign adviser urges rejection of Israel’s recognition of ‘Somaliland’

Educating daughters will create a kinder world, said Oxford University Vice-Chancellor Irene Tracey yesterday, speaking at the 12th commencement ceremony of the Asian University for Women (AUW).

National Citizen Party (NCP) Convener Nahid Islam yesterday expressed concern about whether a level playing field exists ahead of the upcoming election.

Thirty-two citizens yesterday condemned the killings of and attacks on members of minority communities ahead of the 13th national election.

A level playing field for the election is essential, and institutions, including the Election Commission and law enforcement agencies, must not be politicised, European Union Election Observer Mission (EOM) chief Ivars Ijabs has said.

Three foreign envoys paid courtesy calls on BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman at his Gulshan office yesterday.

A persistent cold wave has gripped northern Bangladesh for several days, intensifying the suffering of poor and marginalised people and threatening their livelihoods.

Mob violence, state inaction, and growing self-censorship have emerged as defining features of the post-July political landscape, speakers said yesterday, warning that the rule of law has weakened rather than improved since the uprising.