Certification bottleneck shuts down exports; traders warn of Tk 1.5cr daily loss

Her four-day visit, running until Nov 24, comes ahead of the general election expected in February

Supreme Court 'restored and revived' non-party caretaker govt system today

Six still missing

He will meet Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus during his three-day trip

A Dhaka court has summarily dismissed a case filed against a content creator under the Cyber Security Ordinance

Previous elections have shown that the performance and neutrality of OCs can directly influence the credibility of overall security management

DMP chief says efforts to demoralise officers must end

School confirms he's a class 8 student as legal process continues

On his 61st birthday, he calls for urgent national actions to protect women

BNP leader says long struggle has paid off; cites public sacrifices in absence of caretaker system

Students blocked the Dhaka–Rajshahi highway at Kazla Gate demanding immediate arrest and punishment of those responsible

Three of the injured undergoing treatment at DMCH burn unit

However, upcoming 13th national election won't be held under non-party caretaker govt system. It will be implemented before holding the 14th election

Eight like-minded parties, including Jamaat-e-Islami and Islami Andolan Bangladesh, yesterday vowed to continue their movement to realise the alliance’s five-point demand, including holding a referendum before the national polls.

Today is the 16th death anniversary of Md Shafiul Alam Khan, a retired employee of Karnafuli Paper Mills Limited.

The Ministry of Public Administration has dismissed three assistant commissioners (executive magistrates) who were undergoing basic training.

Three young men from Madaripur, who set out dreaming of Italy’s shores, were allegedly shot dead by a Libyan mafia while attempting to cross the Mediterranean. Their bodies were reportedly thrown into the sea.

Incidents of arson and crude bomb attacks continued yesterday in parts of the country, including an attack in front of Pallabi Police Station in the capital that injured a policeman.

The criteria Malaysia has set for selecting Bangladeshi recruiting agencies for a fresh round of labour intake have stirred concern among experts, industry insiders, and government officials, who fear the conditions could concentrate power in the hands of a few large agencies.