Inadequate parking, narrow roads and roadside passenger drop-offs clog key intersections

Temporary checkpoints set up at several important points, says BGB

Tarique Rahman calls for deeper global engagement through trade, investment, technology transfer and stronger people-to-people ties

Calls for investigation into corruption allegations against former advisers

Ex‑ward councillor Tajul accused of laundering Tk 2.5 crore

Police suspect suicide; case filed

Operations ongoing to arrest the other accused in the case

Contradicts foreign minister’s claim of prior consent

Four injured

Suspect wanted since 2022 arrested with help from Malaysian authorities

Mourners gather at Narayanganj grave, calling for completion of investigation and submission of charge sheet

5 in critical condition, say doctors

A pro-BNP transport workers’ leader was shot dead by unidentified criminals in Khulna city on Wednesday night.

A writ petition was filed yesterday with the High Court challenging the legality of the government’s decision to remove Ahsan H Mansur from the post of Bangladesh Bank governor and appoint Md Mostaqur Rahman in his place.

A case was filed yesterday in connection with the killing of a female teacher of Islamic University in Kushtia.

Victims of grave human rights violations and their families yesterday urged the government to retain the enhanced powers granted to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), warning that any move to dilute the new ordinance would render the rights body “toothless” once again.

The Farmers’ Card will be launched on a pre-pilot basis by April 14 this year, with around 25,000 farmers in nine upazilas of eight districts set to get the benefit.

Jamaat-e-Islami does not oppose the reciprocal trade agreement with the US at this moment, arguing that certain aspects of the deal are important for Bangladesh and thus should continue.

Bangladesh yesterday secured two LNG cargoes from the international spot market after failing to attract bidders for two consecutive days, although at more than double the normal rate.

Fifteen individuals, including late BNP chairperson and former prime minister Khaleda Zia and late Milestone College teacher Maherin Chowdhury, and five institutions have been selected for this year’s Swadhinata Padak, the country’s highest state honour.