Farmers in the hilly areas under the Chimbuk range in Bandarban are gradually shifting from traditional jhum cultivation to coffee farming, driven by better market prospects and higher returns.

The health condition of Khaleda Zia is “very critical”, said Mirza Fakhrul

British MPs and international development partners highlighted the updated curriculum of Bangladesh’s National University during a high-level roundtable in Westminster on November 27

The century-old Gobindasi canal in Tangail’s Bhuapur upazila is on the brink of disappearance due to rampant encroachment and indiscriminate pollution.

Debpara along the Dhaka-Sylhet highway in Nabiganj upazila of Habiganj has turned into a major hub for the illegal sale of wild birds. Hunters and traders meet buyers discreetly in the area, conducting their business with little fear of prosecution.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------`1`1`1`1```1`1`11111`1`1`

Law Adviser Asif Nazrul, CA’s Special Assistant Monir Haider meet doctors

The BNP chairperson has been receiving treatment at the hospital's CCU with lung and heart infections

The country’s first metro rail project is set to see a cost reduction of around Tk 755 crore as the Planning Ministry prepares to place the third revision of the Metro Rail Line-6 proposal before the ECNEC tomorrow for approval.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday warned that unchecked activities on social media are fuelling mob violence, spreading false campaigns and obstructing the country’s democratic transition.

A dispute over nominating a candidate for the Dhaka-10 seat caused a long-planned four-party alliance led by the National Citizen Party to collapse at the last moment on Thursday, party insiders say.

To strengthen unity among grassroots leaders ahead of the national election, the BNP has reopened its doors to leaders it had previously expelled for violating party directives and damaging the party’s image.

The Jamaat-e-Islami is bringing major changes to its nomination list by incorporating top student union leaders from Dhaka University and other institutions, civil society members, journalists, cultural figures and representatives of minority and ethnic groups.

The urgency of a central authority heightened after a recent 5.7-magnitude earthquake

Women in coastal area suffer reproductive health problems from rising salinity

Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) has expressed disappointment over the Advisory Council’s final approval of the Anti-Corruption Commission Ordinance, 2025, saying the move ignores key strategic recommendations aimed at ensuring transparency, accountability, and institutional independence of the ACC.

Unless Dhaka’s uncontrolled and unplanned urbanisation is stopped, there will be no effective way to protect the city from earthquakes, fires, and other disasters, speakers said at a virtual programme yesterday.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman yesterday said people no longer want “old, rotten, and foul politics” and are seeking a change.

When her husband fell ill in 2013 and could no longer work, 36-year-old Moni Begum from Sherpur’s Nakla upazila suddenly became the only earning member of her family. However, she refused to give up.

Twelve-year-old Nuhas and his two-and-a-half-year-old sister Najat are sharing a single bed at the children’s ward of Mugda Medical College and Hospital, both diagnosed with dengue.

A group of artistes yesterday staged a protest through Pala Gaan, the traditional Bangla folk music, condemning ongoing attacks on Baul artistes and mazars across the country and demanding the immediate release of Baul artiste Abul Sarkar.