At least four people have been missing after two vessels capsized in Passur River in the Sundarabns during a storm last night.

My child does not talk! He doesn’t like socialising with other children. She avoids looking at me in the eye. My child plays with his toys in repetitive ways.

Rose Marie Bentley was an avid swimmer, raised five kids, helped her husband run a feed store, and lived to the ripe age of 99. It is only after she died that medical students discover that all her internal organs — except for her heart — were in the wrong place.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power in 2014 promising big-ticket economic reforms. But with unemployment rising and signature policies getting panned, Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party has adopted a nationalist pitch ahead of a general election that begins this week.

The Supreme Court fixes June 18 for hearing the appeals filed by war criminals Jamaat leader ATM Azharul Islam and Jatiya Party leader Syed Mohammad Qaisar challenging the death penalty awarded to them by a war crimes tribunal.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won the Israeli national election, securing a record fifth term in office despite running neck in neck with his challenger Benny Gantz, the country's three main television channels say.

Officials of the United States have reiterated their commitment to stand beside Bangladesh in resolving the Rohingya crisis permanently.

The Dalai Lama undergoes a check-up at a New Delhi hospital following chest pains, according to an aide who said the Tibetan spiritual leader was in stable condition.

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and Myanmar Police Force (MPF) initiate different measures preventing the flow of narcotic items including yaba on the bordering area between the two countries.

Bangladesh Bus Owners Association filed a writ petition with the Supreme Court seeking a stay on a High Court order that asked Green Line Paribahan to compensate Tk 50 lakh to Russell Sarker, who lost his left leg after a bus of the Green Line Paribahan ran over him on April last year.

Hello dear readers! How was your day? Here are the news headlines on Tuesday, April 9, 2019.

Chief Justice Syed Mahmud Hossain says journalists will write what they see in the court.

A Feni court places four people on a five-day remand each in connection with a case filed for setting a madrasa student on fire three days ago.

The government has made graduation degree mandatory for female teacher candidates of government primary school from now.

A BJP lawmaker and five security personnel are killed when Maoists ambushed their vehicle in Dantewada area of central Indian state of Chhattisgarh.

Four members of a family sustain burn injuries in a fire at a house in Narsingdi’s Raipur upazila. The victims – Muktamoni, an SSC examinee, her sisters Sweety Akhter, 13, and Peeti Akhter, 11, and her aunt Khatunnesa, 60.

Ferry services on Paturia-Daulatdia route in the Padma River resumes after half-an-hour disruption due to stormy weather.

A Dhaka court adjourns until May 2 the hearing of Boropukuria coalmine graft case as BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia is not produced before it due to her illness.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina once again directed the deputy commissioners (DCs) across the country to stay at their respective official residences with families.

The High Court rejects a petition seeking bail for Sohel Rana, owner of Rana Plaza which collapsed and caused death of at least 1,135 people in April, 2013, in a corruption case filed on charge of committing irregularities in constructing the building.