Seven teenagers have been detained and interrogated in connection with the incident

The closure will be in effect for one day only to facilitate July uprising revival events on campus

Calls for AL trial, new constitution, and inclusive justice system

Manifesto provision allows top-two judge choice; cabinet to approve emergency declaration

Of them, two died in Kurigram, while the third was killed in Narsingdi

Over 2,300 ponds flooded, 2,371 hectares of crops destroyed, and 125km of roads affected

The court granted her bail until submission of the probe report

The accused was in the courtroom when the judgment was announced

Full traffic flow is expected to resume by this evening

A five-member delegation of the National Citizen Party (NCP) met Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin

Also demands arrest of perpetrators, compensation for victim’s family

Two people, including a motorcyclist, were killed in separate road accidents in Dhaka's airport and Mirpur areas early today

Heightened security as four interim government advisers to attend July 16 observance

The Greater Mymensingh Samity Dhaka yesterday honoured eminent individuals from six districts of the greater Mymensingh region for their outstanding contributions across various sectors.

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus is sending the famous Haribhanga mangoes to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a gesture seen as a sign of the interim government’s willingness to normalise ties with its largest neighbour.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday blamed the absence of elections for the worsening law and order situation in the country and the rise in killings, saying criminals are taking advantage of the lack of an elected government.

Leaders of several political parties yesterday said the national aspirations of the people remained unfulfilled not only after the Liberation War but also following the July uprising.

A 20-storey government high-rise in the heart of Old Dhaka has remained abandoned for the past eight years due to administrative irregularities, missing documents, and suspended funding.

The government is taking steps to implement a Tk 7,340 crore project to build flood control embankments along the Muhuri, Kohua, and Silonia rivers in Feni through the Bangladesh Army, said Disaster Management and Relief Ministry Adviser Faruk-E-Azam yesterday.

An influential group has allegedly occupied around 40 acres of land belonging to the Water Development Board (WDB) in Chattogram’s Kattali and Halishahar areas, constructing various types of structures and disrupting the land’s intended use for forestation.