'“In the name of God and a united Pakistan,” Dacca is today a crushed and frightened city.' These are the immortal lines from Simon Dring's report that defined the Pakistan army's terrible vengeance on the unarmed Bangalis in East Pakistan in March 1971.

The High Court yesterday upheld a lower court verdict that had sentenced a man to death and four others to life term

The Criminal Investigation Department yesterday pressed charges against five persons in a case over the death of a judge at Mollapara in

The Supreme Court yesterday upheld the High Court orders that granted bail to BNP chairperson's adviser Shawkat Mahmud in four arson

Police are yet to arrest Saiful Islam, a staff nurse of United Hospital in the capital, for sexually harassing a female patient although the High Court on Thursday directed them to produce him before it yesterday morning.

Tangail district administration yesterday started demolishing illegal structures on the Karatia canal in Sadar upazila.

The High Court yesterday granted bail to AKM Fakhrul Islam, a lawyer for executed war criminal Salauddin Quader Chowdhury, for one year in a case filed for leaking draft of Salauddin's verdict a day before International Crimes Tribunal-1 delivered the judgment.

A Dhaka court yesterday granted a four-day remand for one of the arrestees in a case filed for the "secrete" burial of a Japanese woman in the capital.

Attorney General Mahbubey Alam yesterday prayed to the Supreme Court to uphold the death sentence of war criminal Motiur Rahman Nizami.

We present this part of our rebuttal of Pakistan's insolence with descriptions of Pakistani atrocities by the US Consul General Archer K Blood in his diplomatic cables to Washington in those fateful days in 1971. Consul General Blood vividly described the Pakistan army's genocidal attack on Dhaka city on March 25-26 in his cables.

The authorities close the Dhaka University of Engineering and Technology in Gazipur for an indefinite period following factional clashes by Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) activists that leaves at least 12 injured.

The High Court directs the government to take necessary steps to formulate a law to ensure security to the witnesses of criminal cases and to ensure their appearance before courts.

To cope with the latest aviation security, the prime minister directs the civil aviation and home ministries to show zero tolerance to illegal entrance into the country’s international airports.

The HC stays a lower court verdict that fined Oishee Rahman, who was also sentenced to death for killing her parents.

An alleged robber is killed in a “gunfight” between his cohorts and police in Banshkhali upazila of Chittagong.

A mobile court yesterday fined Labaid hospital in the capital's Dhanmondi Tk 10 lakh for storing unauthorised medicines imported from different countries.

A young man committed suicide after killing a college student at Hatosharipur village in Sadar upazila of the district yesterday.

Village police seized huge logs of illegally felled roadside trees from a sawmill at Kulaghat Bazar in Sadar upazila of the district

Today is the 24th death anniversary

We have used Pakistani sources--books written by Pakistani military officers involved in the operations in East Pakistan in 1971 and the report of a chief justice of Pakistan--to compile these reports to show the extent and complicity of the Pakistan Government and its military in the genocide, destruction, and uprooting of tens of millions of Bangalis in 1971. The facts speak for themselves.