Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday sought cooperation from people of all religions to build a happy, prosperous and better Bangladesh.

Foreign minister says Bangladesh remains free to seek the cheapest energy sources, but US restrictions mean a waiver would be needed for Russian oil

20,586 people obtained ‘fuel card’ so far

Promises opportunities in Gulf and Japan, says 1.5 crore Bangladeshis work in 176 countries

Post mortem finds evidence of brain hemorrhage, case delayed due to jurisdiction confusion

CAAB warns of legal action as device captured while filming SAFF U-20 team’s arrival

Premier calls for cooperation across religions; considers community demands at greeting event

Rab chief emphasises reform through performance, cites recent operations and arrest data

Govt-led diesel distribution revives idle pumps, eases farmers’ worries over Boro cultivation

Government extends hours by one hour following talks with traders, stakeholders

Envoy hands over photographs and White House replica during meeting at Secretariat

Bangladeshi climber targets world’s fifth-highest peak as part of mission to conquer all 14 eight-thousanders

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) drive to reclaim encroached footpaths and roads is continuing for fifth consecutive day today

Aims to end naming debate and promote unity through inclusive celebrations

Fourteen new admissions and 36 discharges in the last 24 hours, with 125 patients currently undergoing treatment

Drive targets over 13.23 lakh children as suspected measles deaths reach 98 nationwide

Recent Eid releases show faith as part of everyday life -- complex, personal, and often contradictory

Working hours reduced by one hour; banks and courts to follow separate directives

The ongoing war involving the US, Israel, and Iran has slowed Bangladesh’s labour market in the Middle East, particularly in Saudi Arabia, prompting the government to prioritise reopening Malaysia and explore alternative destinations to sustain overseas employment and remittance flows.

Speakers at a discussion yesterday said it is possible to eliminate unlawful arrest and detention in the country through inclusive social reforms without considering the government and law enforcement stakeholders as opponents.