This paper's report of two policemen being caught while mugging an egg trader, is an appalling reminder of the extent to which some

A new EC is due in the next two months and a national election in the next two years. Regrettably, the current EC has not acquitted itself

Eminent writer and scientist Prof Muhammed Zafar Iqbal at a meeting in the town on Friday urged the students to develop studying

Around the world, from children to teenagers and even among adults, inline skating, commonly known as rollerblading, is a popular

Pope Francis creates 17 new cardinals, including Archbishop of Dhaka Patrick D'Rozario, elevating them in a time-honoured ceremony to an elite body that advises and elects popes.

Proposed citizenship law is likely to render many people stateless due to a number of shortcomings in its different provisions, observe legal experts.

Withdrawal of criminal cases against ruling party members on political grounds, through lobbying with the home ministry, goes completely against the essence of law and can easily lead to corruption and the abuse of power.

It is unfathomable that an engineering college that has been in operation since 2009 has neither permanent faculty nor requisite staff.

Allegations have arisen about corruption at every level of management in the state-owned Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation that has 26 mills under its umbrella.

We are alarmed by the recent reign of terror unleashed by the Myanmar security forces against the Rohingya population in the Rakhaine

A brilliant student's dream for pursuing medical education faces uncertainty due to poverty.

People from all walks of life including students yesterday vowed to uproot drug abuse from society at a drug destroying programme on the Thakurgaon Government Boys' High School premises.

European Parliament calls upon the government to form a "strong" election commission for the next national elections in which people will have the full confidence.

An estimated 4, 38,800 premature babies are born every year in the country. Of them, 23,600 babies die facing breathing and feeding difficulties, and low birth weight due to premature births, according to Save the Children.

Primary School Certificate (PSC) and its madrasa equivalent Ebtedayee terminal examinations will begin from November 20 with more than 32 lakh fifth graders expected to appear at the tests.

The continuing intra party violence that is taking place within the Awami League and the incidents of death and destruction resulting from clashes between ruling party members is a bad example for both society and politics and is creating an environment of lawlessness that is worrying.

It is a common sight to see trucks plying on the roads and highways in the country with rods that protrude dangerously out of the backs of these vehicles, as shown in a picture printed in our paper on November 16.

Pursuing primary education in Moulvibazar's Rajnagar upazila is an increasingly risky venture. Classroom buildings in six primary

Bangladesh will be the number one in achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, Planning Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal says.

We are happy to see that the Roads and Highways Department (RHD) has taken steps to remove illegal structures and wrongfully parked lorries on one portion of the Jatrabari-Kanchpur highway after we ran a story on the issue on November 7.