Four relatives fighting for life with severe burns

Dhaka and Tokyo explore defence, metro rail, and workforce cooperation

The bus service reduces the Agartala-Kolkata journey to just 500 km via Dhaka

He replaces Baharul Alam, who had been serving as IGP since November 2024

Salahuddin says existing independent report will be implemented in phases

Leaders honour 57 slain army officers at Banani Military Graveyard

Measure aimed at protecting public health; authorities say list subject to regular review

Police say dispute over school management committee may have triggered the attack

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has asked administrators of six newly appointed city corporations to submit action plans within seven days after identifying key problems and crises in their respective cities.

President of the Republic of Korea Lee Jae Myung has said he is confident that Bangladesh will continue to achieve sustained economic growth and social prosperity under the leadership of Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.

Bangladesh now faces a decisive period that will determine whether the latest vote leads to structural reform or reinforces familiar patterns of power, said senior policymakers and analysts at a discussion in London yesterday.

Amid a surge in mosquitoes over the past month, the health ministry has initiated a move to check whether the insecticide used to kill mosquitoes is effective.

The death toll from the gas line explosion in a flat in Chattogram’s Halishahar rose to three as an expatriate, who had returned home to celebrate Eid, succumbed to his injuries at the National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery in Dhaka yesterday.

For 13 days, three children waited anxiously to see their mother again, after first enduring the disbelief that she was even alive.

Dhaka University students yesterday staged a protest in front of Shahbagh Police Station, demanding justice for the police assault on a DU student during an anti-narcotic drive at Suhrawardy Udyan.

The government is considering the appointment of administrators to the zilla parishads of 61 districts to oversee the activities of the local government bodies until elected representatives assume office.

Japan yesterday urged Bangladesh’s new government to honour the defence agreement it signed with the previous interim administration.

The government is set to launch the pilot phase of its family card programme on March 10 with the ultimate aim of gradually bringing two crore families under monthly cash support.

For 17 years, the killing of 74 people, including 57 of the nation’s top military officers, during a mutiny at the then BDR headquarters in Pilkhana has remained an open wound, clouded by state-led investigations dismissed by critics as a facade of justice.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s intervention prompted a swift police operation yesterday to rescue an abducted schoolboy.