Mohammad Belayet Hossain, secretary of Textiles and Jute ministry, has been made secretary to Bridges Division under the Road Transport and Bridges Ministry.

Some 2,730 new educational institutions have been enlisted under the monthly pay order (MPO) scheme across the country as the prime minister disclosed names of the newly enlisted institutes.

The High Court (HC) has directed the authorities concerned of the government to take necessary steps so that vehicles without valid fitness documents cannot collect fuel from any filling station.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said the government is working to enhance Bangladesh's air connectivity with the rest of the world.

The bullet-hit body of the headman of a mauja is found in Rangamati’s Rasathali upazila, hours after his abduction.

Swechchhasebak League President Molla Mohammad Abu Kawser has been relieved of his post, Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader discloses.

The brother-in-law of Biplob Chandra Baidya was freed around 30 hours after law enforcing agency members picked him up from his jewellery shop in Bhola following Sunday’s clash over a hate message spread through Facebook's messenger app.

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The five mothers sat in a bright blue room in Kenya’s largest maternity hospital waiting to pump breast milk - but not for their own newborns.

The prime suspect of Saudi-returnee child specialist Dr Shah Alam murder case is killed in a reported gunfight with Rapid Action Battalion at Sitakunda of Chattogram.

Beijing is drawing up a plan to remove Hong Kong's beleaguered chief executive Carrie Lam, the Financial Times reported Wednesday, after nearly five months of pro-democracy unrest.

US President Donald Trump has likened the impeachment investigation against him to a "lynching," a racially charged word from the darkest days of America's slavery legacy.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on October 22, 2019

Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces two crucial Brexit votes in parliament on Tuesday that will determine if he can fulfil his "do or die" promise to take Britain out of the European Union next week.

Road Transport and Highway Division releases Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) Chairman Moshiar Rahman from his post.

Workers Party former general secretary and politburo member Bimol Bishwas has resigned from the party, saying that the left-leaning organisation is being run in an undemocratic manner.

Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Huq says a stable government under a strong leadership turned Bangladesh into a development model, as he joined the 2nd International Conference on Justice that began in Morocco’s Marrakesh city.

Plan International Bangladesh has facilitated 11 #GirlsTakeOver events in international, national and local level.

SM Nasmus Sadat, one of the accused in Buet student Abrar Fahad murder case, confesses to a magistrate that he and some other students of his batch called the victim out of his room as per directives of another accused Moniruzzaman Monir.

A teenage girl in Laxmipur and a garment worker in Narayanganj were gang-raped last night.