There is no doubt that the e-commerce industry in Bangladesh needs to be regulated in a better way.

Immediately after the government increased bus and minibus fares due to the fuel price hike, many bus operators in Dhaka and Chattogram

In a public hearing held on Sunday, victims of the recent communal attacks in the Chattogram region alleged that law enforcers stood silently by as looters went on with their mayhem at the puja mandaps during Durga Puja last month.

It is a matter of deep concern that fire incidents in Bangladesh have increased four times over the last two decades. According to data

We congratulate the chief justice for his prompt action in suspending the criminal case trial powers of Mosammat Kamrunnahar, judge of Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunal 7.

The recent discovery of 10 sculptures in four Sylhet temples, all dating back to the Middle Ages, is exciting for a number of reasons, not the least of which is

Four years have passed since Bangladesh signed a repatriation deal with Myanmar in November 2017.

The dire condition of the Dayarampur Government Primary School at Dayarampur village, under Haripur union of Pabna’s Chatmohar upazila, is worrisome

Given how unfriendly our police and justice system are toward victims of rape—as evident in numerous past cases—making the decision to fight such a case is even more difficult for women.

According to a report by this daily on November 11, due to the recent hike in diesel price—which has gone up from Tk 65 to Tk 80 per litre—the

There is only one way to revive our electoral system: to create an environment where free, fair and credible elections can be held, and which are acceptable to the public.

That the government has made a draft guideline to regulate risky three-wheelers and similar types of vehicles on national and regional

The government’s vaccination programme for schoolchildren, which has been underway since the first of this month, is beset by a number of difficulties.

A photo published on the back page of this daily yesterday, showing two workers on an eight-storey under-construction building in Dhaka’s

We are troubled to find that our concerns of increased bus fares only adding to the sufferings of ordinary Bangladeshis, who are already struggling to cope with the aftershocks of the pandemic, have turned out to be all too true.

A study by the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) has confirmed what we have repeatedly written in this column—that government policies

What is the Election Commission doing when the pre-election violence is escalating with every passing day, and the electoral code of conduct is being violated by the candidates and their supporters?

We are shocked at how, according to locals, a portion of the 384-metre roller-compacted concrete road in Kurgaon area of Ashulia in Savar

The hike in fuel prices, which led to a strike of public transport and goods-carrying vehicles since Friday morning, left the general public struggling to go about their daily lives and had a number of other knock-on effects.

It is appalling to see how the Santal community in Gaibandha’s Gobindaganj upazila are under continuous threats of eviction from what they call their ancestral land.