The Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief will remain open on next Friday and Saturday for overall coordination and supervision of flood situation that has worsened in different districts in last couple of days.

Former state minister for home affairs Sohel Taj announces that he will be hosting a health-related lifestyle reality television show "Hotline Commando" from this September.

Family members demanded immediate safe return of Mishuk Khan, a polytechnic student in Narayanganj, who has remained traceless for nearly two months.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on July 18, 2019.

Jatiya Party Secretary General Moshiur Rahman Ranga announces lawmaker Golam Mohammad Quader as the party's chairman.

The High Court directs the judges of the Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunals across the country to complete in six months the trials of cases filed for rape and murder after rape.

A group of Dhaka University (DU) students blocks the key Shahbagh intersection for the second consecutive day today demanding an end to the university's affiliation with seven colleges.

Aysha Siddika Minni admitted to her involvement in the murder of her husband Rifat Sharif, says Superintendent of Barguna Police Maruf Hossain.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stresses the importance of maintaining the international standard of fish and fish products for export as riverine Bangladesh can grab the first position in the world in producing fish from inland water bodies.

Police claim to have arrested 10 people, including a councilor of Narayanganj City Corporation, for their alleged involvement in attacking and vandalizing the car of a ruling-party lawmaker in Naraynganj’s Sidhdhirganj area last night.

A writ petition is filed with the High Court seeking its directive on the government to give as compensation Tk 1 crore to the family of each of the 11 victims who died when a train rammed a microbus at a level crossing in Ullapara upazila of Sirajganj on July 15.

The High Court refuses to grant a prayer for cancelling the remand of Aysha Siddiqa Minni over of her husband Rifat Sharif's murder case in Barguna.

Barguna police claims to have arrested another suspect in a case filed over the murder of Rifat Sharif.

A man screaming “You die!” has burst into an animation studio in Kyoto, doused it with a flammable liquid and set it on fire today, killing 33 people in an attack that shocked anime fans across Japan and beyond.

India’s second unmanned mission to the moon, which was halted from launch three days ago due to a technical snag, will now take off on July 22, the Indian Space Research Organization says.

Flood situation has worsened in Sherpur as new char areas and croplands went under water due to the sudden swelling of Old Brahmaputra river while the situation has improved slightly in Lalmonirhat.

The hanging bridge over Kaptai Lake in Rangamati is inundated with rise of water level in the lake, compelling the authorities to suspend movement of people on the bridge.

In a significant legal and diplomatic victory for India, the International Court of Justice rules that Pakistan must review the death sentence for a former Indian navy officer who has been handed the punishment by a Pakistani military court for alleged espionage and terrorism.

Firefighters recover the bodies of two men from the rubble of a partially collapsed two-storey building in the Old Dhaka’s Patuatuli area.

The World Health Organization declares Congo’s Ebola outbreak an international health emergency, sounding a rarely used global alarm after the virus threatened to spread to a major city and into neighbouring countries.