Police, army, fire service conducted rescue operations

The minister emphasised that people should be aware of what each ministry is doing for them

Meeting at Baitul Mukarram to decide the beginning of Ramadan

Wang Yi, Jaishankar express intent to deepen ties with Dhaka

Monthly payment remains unpaid, they allege

Tarique was sworn in as the country’s new prime minister yesterday

Secretaries’ meeting at 4pm

11 boys and 17 girls were trafficked to India, Immigration Police

New prime minister visits Savar monument before first cabinet meeting at Secretariat

Cabinet Division issues gazette notification allocating portfolios to 25 ministers and 24 state ministers

Says he wants to develop his constituency into a 'model neighbourhood'

Former secretary ABM Abdus Sattar has been appointed as the principal secretary to the prime minister on a contractual basis for one year.

The new cabinet

The drive against those accused of vandalism, attacks and arson at the country’s two leading newspapers -- The Daily Star and Prothom Alo -- seems to have stalled, with no arrests made since December 26.

National Citizen Party Convener and member of the parliament Nahid Islam yesterday alleged that the inclusion of Khalilur Rahman in the cabinet has brought allegations of “election engineering, result manipulation and complications surrounding constitutional reform” into the public domain.

The new government formed by BNP will seek to defer Bangladesh’s graduation from the Least Developed Country (LDC) category to developing-nation status by at least three years, Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir said yesterday.

Six members of the new council of ministers have mirrored their fathers’ legacy as the BNP and its allies assume power after winning the February 12 national election.

World leaders have congratulated Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and the BNP government, while looking forward to advancing their relationships with Bangladesh as the country begins a new chapter in its democratic journey following the mass uprising.

The 13th Parliament will have to go into its maiden session within 30 days of the oath-taking of the newly elected MPs, according to the Constitution.

The Constitution Reform Council suffered a setback yesterday as BNP’s elected representatives took oath as MPs but declined to be sworn in as members of the council.