At least 16 fishermen go missing in the Bay of Bengal as a trawler capsized in the sea due to rough weather.

The number of dengue patients is increasing across the country as 1,870 more new people are hospitalised with the deadly-mosquito borne disease in 24 hours till 8:00 am.

Maldives police say they have arrested former vice-president Ahmed Adeeb and are bringing him to the capital Male after he was refused entry to India.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on August 4, 2019

While the National Register of Citizen (NRC) in Assam is still mired in controversy, the Indian government has decided to go for a country-wide documentation of persons “usually residing” in India.

Home Minister Assaduzzaman Khan Kamal says that he has directed Gulshan police to take immediate steps to rescue missing Mohona TV journalist Moshiur Rahman.

Nine people have been killed in a mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, police say, adding that the assailant was also shot dead by responding officers.

The wife of a senior police official died of dengue fever at a hospital in Dhaka.

At least 50 people are injured, including ten women, and 20 houses are ransacked in a clash between two groups of people of a village in Shailakupa upazila, Jhenidah.

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) recovers the body of a Bangladeshi person from Daulatpur border area of Kushtia.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina reaffirms her determination to build a hunger-and-poverty-free Sonar Bangla as dreamt by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

Doctors operating on a pregnant woman at a government hospital in Bihar were left hugely surprised when she “delivered” a 315 bore rifle bullet along with a baby girl. The reason for their amazement was that the bullet was stuck in her womb in such a way that it neither harmed the baby nor the mother! But, what was even more surprising was the woman’s revelation that she had no idea as to when the bullet hit her.

Hong Kong police have said that they have arrested more than 20 people after violent clashes with anti-government protesters overnight, as the Chinese-controlled territory braced for more protests and a general strike aimed to bring the city to a halt.

Rosita Lopez said armed gang members demanded money from her and her partner at their small grocery store on the Guatemalan coast and threatened to kill them when they couldn’t pay. When her partner was shot soon afterward, they sold everything and fled north.

A man armed with a rifle opens fire at a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, killing 20 people and wounding 26 others as panicked shoppers and employees scurried for cover before the gunman surrendered to police at the scene.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on August 3, 2019.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir calls upon the government to provide subsidy to public and private hospitals to ensure free treatment of dengue infected patients.

A total of 112,606 hajj aspirants reach Saudi Arabia till August 2 to perform the holy Hajj this year.

The government has taken an initiative to send two hundred fresh graduates from Computer Science, Software Engineering and Electrical and Electronic Engineering background to India and Japan to attend training course on different upcoming technologies.

A local leader of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) reportedly stab an Awami League leader in broad daylight for protesting stalking of his eleventh-grader daughter in Gabtali upazila of Bogura.