The physical and verbal attacks on National Citizen Party Member Secretary Akhter Hossen and Senior Joint Member Secretary Tasnim Jara by Awami League supporters in New York have sparked outrage, dominating conversations at home and abroad, and across social media.

The BNP is preparing to announce candidates for around 200 constituencies and kick off its election campaign within a month, ahead of the national polls planned for February.

Rally was jointly organised by NCP’s Dhaka north and south city units

Condemns attack on BNP, NCP leaders in New York

Interview draws backlash from Jamaat, BNP insists remarks ‘misquoted’

Seeks abolition of 'finance secretary' post, and clarity on MPhil, PhD student participation

Awami League will face trial for all their wrongdoings, BNP leader says

Sarjis says after EC secretary rules out allocating ‘Shapla’ symbol to NCP

BNP yet to finalise nominations for upcoming polls, he says

Amid ongoing unrest at Rajshahi University, sparked by student protests and teacher strikes, the Rucsu and hall union elections were deferred once again yesterday.

National Citizen Party (NCP) Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwary yesterday said there is still uncertainty about whether the election will be held in February.

Paroma Parmita, a candidate for the post of general secretary in the upcoming Rajshahi University Central Students’ Union (Rucsu) elections, has pledged to work for building an equal, just, and non-communal campus.

Fuad Ratul, a vice president candidate in the upcoming Rajshahi University Central Students’ Union (Rucsu) elections, has pledged to implement a social contract involving all student organisations to curb the culture of dominance on campus.

Independent candidates at Rajshahi University have insisted that the central students’ union (Rucsu) election be held on September 25 as scheduled, while the Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal panel has called for a deferment until after the Durga Puja holidays..At a press conference held today at t

BNP Standing Committee member Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury yesterday said the government should push for the deferment of Bangladesh’s LDC graduation for at least three years.

Salauddin Ammar, who is contesting for the general secretary post in the upcoming Rucsu elections from the “Adhipottobirodhi Oikya” panel, has pledged to form a quick response team on the campus to address students’ problems.

Sheikh Nur Uddin Abir, vice-president candidate of the Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal-backed “Oikyaboddho Notun Projonmo” panel in the upcoming Rucsu elections, has pledged to work for ensuring students’ rights so they are not subjected to deprivation or exploitation.

Just three women filed nominations for VP, GS and AGS posts

RU Registrar Prof Iftekhar Alam tells journalists after emergency syndicate meeting

Classes, exams remain suspended; complete shutdown from tomorrow