A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between CKH Network and USA based Wadhwani Foundation at CKH Network Office at Gulshan in Dhaka.

The High Court wants to know how many workers were killed and injured in accidents at the ship breaking yards and what actions were taken against the persons responsible for the accidents so far since 2009.

Mobile courts of Bangladesh Road Transport Authority files 79 cases under Road Transport Act-2018 and other relevant laws in Dhaka city on the second consecutive day of the operation.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on November 19, 2019

Eight persons are detained in three districts including Dhaka today for selling and purchasing salt in extra bucks taking the advantages of rumour on salt price hike.

The Police Headquarters requests people to lodged complaint dialling the national emergency number 999 or inform nearby police station if shop owners demand exorbitant price for salt.

Fraudsters have taken away Tk 9.60 lakh from three ATM booths of Pubali Bank Limited in Chattogram and Cumilla.

The High Court upholds a lower court verdict that sentenced former BNP state minister for civil aviation Mir Mohammad Nasiruddin to 13 years' imprisonment and his son Mir Mohammad Helaluddin to three years in jail for corruption charges.

The first consignment of Egyptian onions will arrive in Dhaka tomorrow, a press release of the commerce ministry says.

Salt Mills Owners Association says that a group of unscrupulous people have spread rumours over salt price with an aim to destroy the industry and to create an unstable situation in the government.

The Trump administration is set to harden the rules this week on those allowed to seek asylum in the United States, as it attempts to stem a wave of migration on its southern border with Mexico.

A rumour has spread about the price hike of salt at different parts of the country including Dhaka.

High Court wants to know how many children -- aged under 12 years -- who were convicted by mobile courts at different times and kept in juvenile correction centres have been released.

The High Court observes that those, who produce, store and sell adulterated medicine and food, should be awarded life term imprisonment or death penalty.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on November 19, 2019

A total of 2.4 kilometres of Padma Bridge is now visible after its 16th span was installed at the Louhajang side of Munshiganj district.

Calling upon all not to be confused over salt price rumour, the government says there is no shortage of salt in the country right now.

Pakistan's ailing ex-prime minister Nawaz Sharif left by air ambulance for London, where he is due to receive medical treatment after battling the government for permission to travel, his doctor and close aides say.

Two top national security aides who listened to President Donald Trump’s call with Ukraine are preparing to testify in the impeachment hearings, launching a week of back-to-back sessions as Americans hear from those closest to the White House.

Protesting sexual harassment incidents on campus, students of Bagerhat Medical Assistant Training School (MATS) are continuing demonstration for the second day on the campus.