“It was our party founder Ziaur Rahman who first gave them the opportunity to enter politics," he says

The two leaders met at the Chief Adviser’s Office for a tête-à-tête before formal discussions

Geology experts collecting soil samples for lab test

The ambassador says the country needs free, fair, and participatory elections

Five units responded swiftly after flames erupted at the ten-storey building this afternoon

Initiatives are underway to assess the full damage, and updated information will follow, the ministry says

He came in contact with live electric wire on November 15

A tremor five years ago caused the same building to lean slightly

Touhid Hossain says Bay of Bengal region becoming strategic fulcrum, Dhaka should first pick right course

Detail of the meeting couldn't be known immediately

Following yesterday's earthquake, Rajuk announces a citywide drive to identify risky Dhaka buildings and take action

The mistake occurred due to an analysis error, met office says

Prime Minister Tobgay will also attend an official banquet in his honour in the evening

Miscreants have attacked a house near the Rohingya camp in West Leda of Hnila union, Teknaf, and abducted a man named Nurul Islam, 50..According to police, armed locals and Rohingyas stormed Nurul Hasan's home around 9:00pm on Thursday. Police exchanged heavy gunfire with the attackers as

A coalition of different political, social and cultural organisations yesterday afternoon staged demonstration at Jatiya Press Club in Dhaka in protest against the government’s actions to lease out Laldiya Char, Pangaon and New Mooring container terminals to foreign companies..The proteste

The Batiaghata canal in Khulna’s Batiaghata upazila has long been choked with silt and water hyacinth. Once vital for irrigation and transport, the 200-foot-wide, 8km canal had lost its natural flow and had been near dead for nearly 15 years.

Illegal sand extraction continues unabated along the Rabnabad River in Patuakhali’s Kalapara upazila, accelerating erosion and putting embankments and nearby settlements at grave risk.

The 5.7 magnitude earthquake that shook the country yesterday left a trail of damage, including causing cracks in numerous buildings, triggering fires, affecting infrastructure, and damaging shops in several districts.

The KP Ghosh Street in Dhaka’s Kasaituli area is usually bustling.

The decades-old footbridge at Lalmonirhat Railway Station, declared risky in 2001, continues to serve thousands of passengers every day despite its dangerously fragile state.