Rights group cites alarming statistics, urges stronger monitoring in educational institutions

He said that farmers will receive compensation through insurance if their crops are damaged by floods or other natural calamities

Islamic Foundation announces prayer schedule; Mufti Muhammad Abdul Malek to lead main congregation

Rail communication with 8 districts suspended

Workers face long waits, rising fares and risky travel amid mounting transport shortages

This is not to criticise Jamaat-e-Islami because it proposed names of war criminals for condolence motion at the parliament

Vehicle shortage leaves many passengers waiting for hours

The deaths occurred when patients were shifting by relatives, hospital authorities say

Gas leak behind the vehicle catching fire

Authorities tighten security while businesses expand services to handle anticipated surge of visitors

Public urged to report Shawwal moon sightings through official hotlines or local administration

Workers express concern after layoffs; management says dues cleared under labour law provisions

Police say ‘mystery solved’ ahead of formal briefing

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will inaugurate the Farmers’ Card programme in Tangail Sadar upazila on Pahela Baishakh, the first day of the Bangla New Year, on April 14.

Nearly half of working-age youths in Bangladesh did not find jobs over the past decade, with young women facing particularly steep barriers, said Johannes Zutt, the World Bank’s vice-president for South Asia.

The condition of a 10-year-girl, who was allegedly raped in a madrasa in Kushtia, is critical, said a doctor at the Rajshahi Medical College Hospital yesterday.

Fuel supply disruptions have begun to affect inter‑district bus services ahead of Eid‑ul‑Fitr, with operators struggling to maintain schedules as passenger pressure builds.

Other key routes may also see delays over roadworks, bottlenecks

It is rare for a government decision in Bangladesh to move at lightning speed -- raised in parliament one day and implemented the very next.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has instructed cabinet members and senior government officials to launch a special nationwide drive to curb rape and violence against women, warning that immediate and visible action is needed to prevent further incidents.