Yesterday was World Environment Day, the theme was, “Time for Nature”, which entails saving our natural resources. But reports in the media and

A group of as many as 15 young men from the Bamankhan village of Jhalakathi Sadar Upazila took the initiative and repaired about one kilometre of

The horrific killing of 26 Bangladeshi migrants in Libya last week has once again brought to light the fact that young, hardworking Bangladeshis are

We welcome the government’s decision to prepare every district hospital of the country to fight the coronavirus as part of the new Covid-19 Emergency Response and Pandemic Preparedness Project. A total of Tk 2,492 crore has been allocated for this project and the Covid-19 Response Emergency Assistance programme.

We are coming across, with frightening regularity, reports of patients with Covid-19 symptoms being denied treatment at different private hospitals across the country.

There was little doubt that Covid-19 would eventually affect more than the health of the people, given the pervasive grip of the virus.

Bangladesh may still be in a relatively good position when it comes to food security, all things considered, but that may change if the food supply chain cannot be kept intact.

In the wake of the ongoing pandemic, education institutions will remain closed nationwide. A report published recently in this daily depicts how the

IT is shocking that while the whole nation is grappling with a pandemic, there has been a consistent trend of human rights abuses.

It is a frightening prospect for a person showing the symptoms of the virus, having reported for testing for Covid-19, to be asked by the authorities to return after a month.

As the government has relaxed the shutdown from May 31, ignoring the advice of the expert committees formed to fight the Covid-19 outbreak, the country may now experience an explosion of new infections.

The Bangladesh Road Transport Owners Association has demanded that bus fares be doubled if they are to maintain safety protocols and

A research conducted by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) found that Boro farmers can get a fair price for their produce,

Cyclone Amphan has devastated the country’s coastal areas, with around 70 villages going under water in Koyra upazila in Khulna when the embankment was breached.

We are humbled by the noble example set by the Al-Rashid Foundation during this pandemic, which has already taken too many precious lives.

The government has decided not to extend the ongoing shutdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic beyond May 30 based on economic considerations.

The death of five patients in a fire that broke out at the Corona Isolation Unit of the city’s United Hospital Wednesday night is an appalling tragedy.

It is a matter of grave concern that the ongoing pandemic has left hospitals overwhelmed, and in many cases patients are being denied vital

This will be a different Eid that we will be observing after the holy month of Ramadan. For most of us, it will be within the confines of our

The outbreak of the coronavirus has put thousands of Bangladeshi migrant workers at risk of losing their jobs as the global economy struggles and is