On this day in 2021, Zaman passed away at her residence in Dhaka

Police investigation is underway; no written complaint had been filed till morning

The Anti-Corruption Commission yesterday issued a clarification following concerns raised in recent media reports about the trial and sentencing of UK Labour MP Tulip Siddiq.

The Nagorik Coalition has expressed deep concern over the “misuse” of defamation and harassment cases against satire and social media platforms.

The Department of Architecture at Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology, in collaboration with the Green Architecture Cell of the Department of Architecture at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, is set to host the two-day “3rd International Conference on Green Architecture (ICGrA 2025)” on December 4-5, 2025.

The Chattogram Development Authority, the implementing agency of the Shaheed Wasim Akram Flyover, has sent a letter to Chattogram Metropolitan Police seeking action against vehicles violating speed limits on the structure.

Ushatan Talukder, vice president of Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti, yesterday called upon hill communities to unite and organise a movement to press home their demand for implementation of the Chittagong Hill Tracts agreement.

The 94-year-old Munshi Pukur in the Shulak Bahor area of Chattogram city is facing an imminent threat of occupation due to prolonged negligence by the authorities, despite a High Court order mandating its conservation.

The Anti-Corruption Commission has issued a clarification responding to concerns raised in recent media reports about the trial and sentencing of Tulip

On November 26, a group of youths asked the family to stop singing and instead take up begging

The brother of Mozammel Hossain Saimon, on death row for murdering writer-blogger Avijit Roy, yesterday said that law enforcers have illegally confined him, threatened to kill him in “crossfire” and coerced him into making a false confession.

The government has appointed or transferred 527 police officials as officers-in-charge across the country through a lottery, a major reshuffle aimed at ensuring stability during the national election.

Retired DU professor argued student leaders' failure to distinguish conflicts created further division

Health services and vaccination programmes are facing disruption as several sections of medical professionals continue their demonstrations to press home their separate demands.

The Election Commission is likely to finalise its decision on announcing the schedules for the upcoming 13th national election and the referendum, both to be held on the same day, at its meeting scheduled for December 7.

In the wide waters of the Kishoreganj haor, where the tall grasses stand like watchmen, an unlikely guerrilla force rose during Bangladesh’s Liberation War under the leadership of Abdul Motalib Basu, once the feared “Bhorsa Dakat”.

Crop fields disappear as saltwater invasion forces them to switch to shrimp farming

Transparency International Bangladesh Executive Director Iftekharuzzaman thinks that bringing peace to the hilly regions and ensuring the rights of indigenous people is mainly in the hands of the army.

Annual examinations at nearly 700 government secondary schools will resume today after two days as the teachers called off their work abstention last night.

His decision to return home from London depends on Khaleda Zia’s condition and the possibility of taking her abroad for treatment