India scheduled to host the meeting in New Delhi on July 16

The 30-year-old was rescued near Mobarakganj Railway Station and transferred to Jashore for advanced treatment

Workshop highlights legislators’ role in demographic dividend, SDGs

Tests scheduled for July 13, 15 and 16 remain postponed in flood-affected districts under the Chattogram Education Board

The halls were shut after a 2009 political clash and have yet to reopen despite repeated demands

Police suspect the 68-year-old was attacked after confronting intruders

Trains resume operations under temporary speed restrictions, permanent improvement works planned

Student also held after a viral video purportedly showing him evaluating scripts

Veteran BNP leader served as speaker of parliament and minister during a political career spanning more than five decades

Over 32,900 receive talent-pool scholarships, while 46,281 qualify for general awards under 2025 examination

Heavy overnight rain inundates several areas; traffic slows as residents wade through flooded streets

Labour rights groups yesterday demanded a fair investigation, a speedy trial and exemplary punishment for those responsible for the killing of Bobi Begum, an elderly speech-impaired railway cleaner in Narsingdi.

Natural disasters triggered more than 21 million internal displacements in Bangladesh between 2008 and 2025, placing the country among the world’s six most affected, according to a new study analysing internal displacement patterns.

Prof Abul Quasem Fazlul Huq remained committed throughout his life to independent thought, democratic values, and social change, rising above partisan loyalties, speakers said at a memorial meeting yesterday.

Liberation War Affairs Minister Ahmed Azam Khan yesterday called on those who played a controversial role during the 1971 Liberation War to candidly accept responsibility and apologise to the nation for the sake of unity.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday urged doctors to earn people’s trust through compassionate, quality care and a humane approach, saying stronger confidence in the country’s healthcare system could help prevent an annual outflow of billions of dollars spent on treatment abroad.

Nurul Haque left Agailjhara in Barishal for Khulna in 1993, carrying hopes of a better future for his family.

Opposition leader and Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman yesterday said India was creating tension along the border with Bangladesh while the government remained silent.

In the wake of the recent amendments made to the Bangladesh Labour Rules, 2015, with rules to be framed accordingly, rights groups warned that the changes may restrict workers’ rights.

Thousands of passengers are being forced to cross the Meghna river on illegal trawlers on the Monpura-Tazumuddin route in Bhola at great risk despite a seasonal ban on such vessels in the perilous waters, as the only sea truck on the route has been out of service for around a year and a half following mechanical failure.