‘KNF member’ arrested in Bandarban
10 April 2024
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Fakhrul, Khasru walk out of jail
15 February 2024
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Crime & Justice
Metro rail / Uttara Centre Station to open Feb 18, Mirpur-10 on Mar 1
9 February 2023
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Transport
Metro rail transported 3.35 lakh commuters since opening
31 January 2023
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Transport
PM Sheikh Hasina reaches Rajshahi’s Sardah
29 January 2023
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Bangladesh
'15th NDF BD National Debate Carnival 23' set to begin on Feb 24
17 January 2023
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Online
Masum elected president, Nannu GS of Bangladesh Jubo Union
14 January 2023
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Politics
Russian ship with Rooppur power plant materials docks at Indian port
10 January 2023
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Diplomacy
The Daily Star reporter wins Asia Foundation-IED Media fellowship
22 December 2022
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Online
Malaysia-bound trawler capsizes; bodies of 3 Rohingyas recovered, 46 rescued
4 October 2022
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Rohingya Influx
Caught in Trump-China feud, WHO leader under siege
The WHO chief’s subsequent lavish public praise of China’s leadership for its efforts to combat the disease came even as evidence mounted that Chinese officials had silenced whistleblowers and suppressed information about the outbreak. His remarks prompted criticism from some member states for being over the top. US President Donald Trump has led the charge, accusing the WHO of being “China-centric” and suspending American funding of the health agency.
15 May 2020
Summit secures $140 million in financing from Clifford Capital, Japan’s SMBC
Summit Group receives $140 million (Tk 1,190 crore) in project financing from international commercial financial institutions for its 300-megawatt Summit Gazipur II Power Plant.
15 May 2020
Covid-19 fallout: India’s exports shrink by a record 60.28pc in April
India’s exports contracted by a record 60.28 percent to $10.36 billion in April amid the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, official data shows.
15 May 2020
Traffic police dies with Covid-19 symptoms in Chattogram
A traffic police constable showing some Covid-19 symptoms died at Chattogram General Hospital today.
15 May 2020
CU student sells photographs to help indigenous community in need
Dharmaraj Tanchangya, moved by the state of some indigenous communities hit-hard by the coronavirus outbreak, put up some of his photograph for sale on his Facebook account.
15 May 2020
RMG worker’s body recovered in Savar
Police recover the body of a female garments worker from a two-storey building in Savar’s Ashulia area, on the outskirts of the capital.
15 May 2020
India lockdown: Cleaner Yamuna ensures no insect swarm in Taj Mahal
The Covid-19-induced nationwide lockdown and a much cleaner Yamuna river have ensured that the Taj Mahal in India’s Agra is free from swarms of insects for the first time in five years, an official of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has said.
15 May 2020
Global mortality rates hint at even higher coronavirus death toll
The coronavirus has now taken 300,000 lives globally, according to official figures. But depending on the way deaths are counted, the real human cost could be far greater.
15 May 2020
Over 600 SC lawyers provided interest free loan
The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has so far provided interest free loans to more than 600 Supreme Court lawyers with the SCBA ranks so they can face the ongoing financial crisis caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
15 May 2020
Lawmaker, school teachers harvest Boro paddy in Jhenidah
MP Anwarul Azim Anar, lawmaker from Jhenidah-4 and the teachers of a school have voluntarily lent their hands for harvesting Boro paddy in Kaliganj upazila of Jhenidah.
15 May 2020
Tank lorry explosion kills 2 in Sylhet
Two people are killed and another is injured in a tank lorry explosion at a workshop in Dakshin Surma upazila of Sylhet.
15 May 2020
Veteran Bengali writer Debesh Roy passes away
Veteran Bengali novelist Debesh Roy -- a fierce fighter against communalism who was conferred the prestigious Sahitya Akademi award for his novel 'Teesta Parer Brittanto' -- dies at a private hospital in Kolkata, his family members say.
15 May 2020
Covid-19: total infection number crosses 20,000, 15 die in 24 hours
Fifteen people have died with coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours while the total number of infected has crossed the grim milestone of 20,000, the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) says.
15 May 2020
3 more infected with Covid-19 at Rohingya camp
Three more Rohingya refugees have tested positive for Covid-19 at Ukhia refugee camp a day after the first novel coronavirus case was reported in the camp.
15 May 2020
EU, Britain denounce Myanmar violence at UN Security Council
UN Security Council European member states and Britain on Thursday denounced violence in Myanmar and expressed concern over the coronavirus pandemic in the country, in a document China refused to endorse, diplomatic sources say.
15 May 2020
National Professor Anisuzzaman laid to rest
National Professor Anisuzzaman is laid to rest at Dhaka’s Azimpur graveyard.
15 May 2020
Old man dies in Shariatpur hours after being declared ‘cured’ of coronavirus
Eighty-seven-year-old Kabir Uddin Jamader dies at his home in Jajira upazila of Shariatpur, only five hours after he was declared “cured” of coronavirus.
15 May 2020
Two killed in separate ‘gunfights’ with law enforcement in Dhaka
Two alleged criminals were killed in so-called “shootout” incidents with law enforcers in Dhaka’s Banani and Khilgaon areas last night.
15 May 2020
Amnesty concerned as treatment denied to people with Covid-19 symptoms
Amnesty International expresses concern about media reports on hospitals in Bangladesh not admitting people exhibiting Covid-19 symptoms.
14 May 2020
Fresh test for Wuhan as cluster sparks mass virus screening
Nervous residents of China's pandemic epicentre of Wuhan queue up across the city to be tested for the coronavirus after a new cluster of cases sparked a mass screening campaign.
14 May 2020