Will continue hunger strike until EC approves his party's registration, he says

Would be the biggest case in terms of monetary value in ACC's history

Bangladeshi-Dutch firm recognised for pioneering behaviour change model at ICFP

Urges comprehensive measures to strengthen Bangladesh’s economic stability

Legal proceedings against them underway

Protesters threatened for tougher movement

Victim’s mother files case

She will walk out of jail if Appellate Division does not stay the HC verdict

Sarwar Hossain stepped down citing conflict of interest

He was listed as a voter of Muradnagar upazila under Cumilla-3

Continue sit-in at Shaheed Minar protesting yesterday's police action

Favourable weather boosts production, but salinity concerns persist in low-lying areas

Says government determined to hold polls in first half of February

The incident took place on September 6 when a youth was mugged; robbed of his bag, mobile phone

Experts warn of declining food crops and rising threats to soil and public health

At least 10 people were injured as two BNP factions clashed again over collecting extra fares at a ferry ghat in Narsingdi yesterday.

A 35-year-old man was beaten and hacked to death in Begumganj upazila of Noakhali on Friday night, reportedly over conflicts linked to the drug trade and local dominance.

Many members of the National Citizen Party (NCP) are reluctant to contest the upcoming national election as part of a BNP- or Jamaat-e-Islami-led alliance, as the party seeks to emerge as a distinct third political force.

Protests are continuing across the country against the government’s decision to cancel the recruitment of music and physical education teachers in primary schools.

Ila Mitra’s fight for equality, justice, and human dignity remains unfinished in today’s Bangladesh, where farmers, workers, and women still face the same neglect she once stood against, speakers said at a discussion yesterday.