It has become a regular phenomenon that prices of essential commodities shoot up with the commencement of Ramadan. The

Protesters came out in numbers on Friday to demand the reinstatement of the Lady Justice statue at the Supreme Court premises. They

Addressing a discussion, the National River Commission (NRC) Chairman said that a list of river grabbers is being prepared to bring them

It is unimaginable that less than two percent of rape cases filed in the country over the last five years have ended in conviction.

Islam does not permit idol worship. However, all sculptures are not idols meant for worship. There are carvings in various forms that are

We welcome the High Court's directive asking the government to explain why four prisoners, who have been imprisoned for more than

Anational dialogue titled 'Migrant's Budget' has revealed the suffering of many migrant workers who are treated with neglect especially

That prices of essentials are hiked without any reason and proportion every Ramadan need not be mentioned again.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has recommended the formation of an “Additional Budget Allocation Advisory Council” under the finance ministry. T

Avisit to Gunarigram and Lalmonipur project sites under Harishpur union of Natore Sadar upazila has unearthed some disturbing facts

News reports of rape have, unfortunately, become an everyday occurrence in our country. As the high profile Banani rape case

Last Sunday in Riyadh, the US President had called upon the leaders of as many as 55 Muslim majority countries, present at the Arab Islamic American Summit...

A study by ActionAid found that 56 percent of women commuters avoid public transportation due to lack of proper seating facilities.

Teacher-student ratio is a key quality indicator of education system. In crowded classrooms, it becomes difficult to take lessons while the

An investigation by this paper has confirmed what we unofficially know – that the reason why it is so hard to clear the city's footpaths of

Seven adolescent girls from Nandail upazila of Mymesingh have set an example that the elders and some local administrative officials should learn from.

Every aspect of the story of 10-year-old Sagor, published yesterday by this paper, horrifies.

There is no doubt that Bangladesh has made some rapid strides to develop and improve its infrastructure in recent times,

The dilly dallying in the government programme to buy wheat from farmers in the district of Nilphamari is having ill effects.

A photograph of a young boy hanging on to a human hauler he works as an attendant of, published on the front page of this newspaper on Wednesday, shows perfectly the unfortunate plight of millions of children in our country.