Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina tells parliament that the security and stability of Bangladesh may be hampered if the displaced Rohingyas cannot be repatriated soon.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on June 26, 2019

A mother of two has been raped by a youth in Nandail upazila of Mymensingh, police says quoting the victim. The 28-year-old victim, a divorcee who works as a housemaid, was promised marriage by owner of a tailor shop Shamim Mia, reports our Mymensingh correspondent.

Three additional secretaries have been promoted to the posts of secretary. Ministry of Public Administration issued a gazette notification in this regard.

A Supreme Court lawyer has filed a writ petition with the High Court seeking its directive on the government to conduct a survey to identify the risky and damaged rail line and rail bridges across the country.

Twenty-four more Bangladeshis, who had been stranded in the Mediterranean Sea for three weeks off the Tunisian coast, are returning home today.

At least four people are killed and seven injured in separate road accidents in Lalmonirhat and Mymensingh districts.

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan says that Deputy Inspector General of police Mizanur Rahman will definitely be arrested if there is an arrest warrant against him.

The High Court lifts a stay order on the trial of a case filed over killing a woman in front of Viqarunnisa Noon School in Dhaka’s Bailey Road 28 years ago.

Bangladesh is going to impose VAT on satellite channels and tech companies offering digital services without an office in the country from next fiscal.

The High Court directs an inter-ministerial committee to submit the probe report on the monopoly of 10 recruiting agencies which had been engaged in labour recruitment from Bangladesh to Malaysia.

An additional 1,02,462 persons have been excluded from the draft final National Register of Citizens (NRC), a list of Indian nationals, in Assam, said a statement released today by the state NRC Coordinator.

The International Crimes Tribunal- 1 is to deliver its verdict in a case filed over the abduction and killing of philanthropist Ranada Prasad Shaha, his son and several others during the Liberation War in 1971.

A girl who was set ablaze by unknown criminals in Narsingdi earlier this month dies at a Dhaka hospital.

The recent US extension of sanctions against North Korea was an act of hostility and an outright challenge to an historic summit between the two countries in Singapore last year, a spokesman for Pyongyang's foreign ministry says.

Railways Minister Nurul Islam Sujan has visited the victims, who were injured in June 23 train derailment in Moulvibazar and admitted to Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College and Hospital.

An Indian suspect in the October 2014 Burdwan blast incident in West Bengal, who had been absconding for more than four years, was arrested by India’s counter-terror body National Investigation Agency in Bengaluru yesterday, reports our New Delhi correspondent

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have discussed various aspects of the two country's relations to strengthen bilateral strategic partnership.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) can call anyone for its clarification over an issue, the home minister told media, as a group of journalists protested what they claimed an “indecent summon” of their fellow.

Facebook has announced a third party fact-checking programme partnership with global news agency Agence France-Presse (AFP) as part of an effort to combat misinformation on its social media platform in Malaysia.