Former Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur (BRUR) student Shan E Rownok Basunia, while testifying before the International Crimes Tribunal-2 yesterday, recounted witnessing the fatal shooting of Abu Sayed during the quota reform protests on July 16, 2024.

As the country moves toward the pivotal 2026 national elections, a coalition of prominent civil society organisations yesterday urged political parties to adopt bold, future-focused commitments to dismantle fossil fuel dependence, enhance national energy sovereignty and safeguard vulnerable communities through a just, equitable and climate-resilient energy transition.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said Bangladesh is going through a period of instability.

Differences have emerged within NCP over whether it should contest upcoming national polls independently or join an alliance.

Will join Colombo Security Conclave amid strained Bangladesh‑India ties

Protests recent crude bomb attacks at churches and school

BNP secretary general recalls Barrister Moudud Ahmed’s democratic legacy

Workers warn of intense protests if government does not scrap plan

Liberation War Ministry says individuals stripped of status from Rangpur division

Through the app, Bangladeshis in 140 countries can register as postal voters

4 fire engines working to douse the blaze

Procession was held in Munshiganj

Information adviser made the request during a meeting with Pakistan high commissioner

Court rejects bail petition, police allege links to banned Chhatra League

Calling the move 'regressive', they demand reinstatement of Aug 28 gazette

Cash and mobile phones looted from bus passengers

Bangladesh, Bhutan Division Director Jean Pesme leads talks

Initiative expected to cost around Tk 25 crore

Ducsu, Jucsu, Rucsu, and Cucsu leaders call for boycott of classes

Farmers illegally set them up to protect cropland from wild animals