Charges proven beyond doubt, says prosecution

Nearly 100 buses vandalised, owners say; students refute allegations against them

BGB personnel are currently assisting local administrations in Dhaka, Gopalganj, Faridpur, Madaripur to ensure overall security

Shariful, Dipan and Helemul recognised for outstanding reporting in two print categories

The injured man was on his way to office when the blast occurred

Men, women and children repatriated through flag meeting at the Raghunathpur border

Here are the five charges against the accused

The gate of the bank was damaged in the explosion

Consultations continue ahead of 13th national polls scheduled for February

Twenty-six from Bangladesh were on a single boat; two boats were carrying a total of 95 migrants, Red Crescent says

Workers under the banner of Sramik-Karmachari Oikya Parishad brought out a torch procession in Chattogram city yesterday evening demanding that the government withdraw its move to lease out Chattogram port’s Laldia Terminal and New Mooring Container Terminal to any foreign or local company..<

A human chain and sit-in were held yesterday morning on the bank of the Pashur river at Kanainagar in Mongla to mark Climate Action Day.

As a result, the plant's operational costs fall far short of its expected revenue

The Nagorik Coalition urged the government and political parties to safeguard the constitutional rights of Ahmadiyya citizens following what it described as “communal and threatening” remarks at a public gathering yesterday.

Several crude bomb blasts were reported in the capital yesterday, while reports of arson attacks came from three districts.

The rights women expected to secure after last year’s July uprising did not materialise in the July charter, while women’s participation has declined across various sectors, speakers said at a discussion in the capital yesterday.

Eighteen years after Cyclone Sidr tore through Bagerhat’s Sarankhola upazila, the memories remain painfully fresh for those who lived through it.

Two children drowned in a pond in Netrokona’s Kendua upazila yesterday noon.

At least five dengue patients died, while 792 others were hospitalised in the last 24 hours till yesterday morning.

An acute shortage of teachers has long been hampering academic and administrative activities at 16 government high schools across the nine upazilas of Noakhali.