Their dismissal is 'a surrender to mob intimidation', a statement says

EC cancelled his nomination on loan default charges while upholding candidacy of NCP's Hasnat Abdullah

Tribunal frames three charges, rejects discharge pleas in mass uprising case

Second agenda is to build an 'Insaaf-based Dhaka-8', he says

BNP chairman to launch election campaign from Sylhet tomorrow

Symbol allotted from RO’s office

EC opens postal voting for expatriates, officials and people in custody

Abdul Mannan alleges rented building linked to rival candidate could compromise election integrity

Sentence suspension to remain effective as tribunal issues order

Factory damaged but no casualties reported

Warms up ties with China, Pakistan, tilts away from India

Italian deputy defence minister reaffirms support ahead of February 12 election and referendum

Following the merger of the health ministry’s two divisions yesterday, health authorities will now reorganise services at directorate and field levels to improve coordination and service delivery, officials said.

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday said his party wants to build multi-storey buildings and hand over registered flats to long-time residents of Korail slum if it returns to power.

Activists of the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami clashed in the capital’s Mirpur area yesterday over election campaigning, leaving several people injured.

As political parties prepare to unveil their election manifestos, migration experts have urged them to include clear and strong commitments to reform Bangladesh’s labour migration sector.

Police have disclosed the “real identity” of the man arrested in connection with six murders in Savar over the past seven months.

Police have arrested three people, including an army personnel, in connection with the abduction of Hasan Sikder Mehedi and assaulting his gunman, Mahbub Alam, who later died at Combined Military Hospital (CMH).

The University of Asia Pacific (UAP), which announced an indefinite closure on Monday, remained shut yesterday amid ongoing student protests over a controversial Facebook post, the subsequent termination of two faculty members, and demands for the vice-chancellor’s removal.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami yesterday announced a series of policy commitments at its “Policy Summit 2026”, outlining proposals on governance, taxation, social security, employment, education and healthcare, while pledging zero tolerance for corruption if it comes to power.