The photograph of bitter gourd plants grown in the traffic island in a part of Dhaka city is indeed heartening.

Women farm labourers in the district are being deprived of their right to get the same wages as male labourers.

A total of 18, 973 candidates have come out successful in the 13th National Teachers' Registration and Certification Authority (Ntrca) written tests, according to a NTRCA press release.

After the rampage and arson they faced, how are the Santals passing their days in Gaibandha? What are their mental traumas? How can they forget the flames and marauding crowd plundering their homes? How can they forget the dark night full of horrors?

The frightening image of the body of a demolished truck – the result of a head on collision with another truck- in yesterday's paper, invokes the horror of brutal, untimely deaths that we must witness every single day because of road accidents.

We are saddened by the news that the two committees in charge of probing the Nasirnagar arson think the tragedy was avoidable.

The views of the youths offered through a poll undertaken by the World Economic Forum's Global Shapers Annual Survey hit the nail in the head, pinpointing exactly where the problem lies in the way of our all-round development.

An increasing number of wild animals living in the Lawachhara National Park are being run over by vehicles plying on a road passing through the forest, according to a report in this newspaper.

It is surprising to think that the bustling trade in narcotics at Bastuhara Colony and adjacent Barisal slum in Patiya Chittagong is situated

Confirming fears of activists who had warned about blanket arrests in the wake of the attacks on the Hindu community in Nasirnagar,

Indigenous leaders and members of the civil society yesterday urged the government to take initiative to arrange education in mother

It was a different day for all concerned as a group of young learners under the banner of Child Journalists’ Forum gifted a khata (copy

We welcome the Supreme Court's (SC) verdict on the issue of arbitrary arrests on suspicion and torture of arrestees on remand.

The horrid condition of 38 primary schools in Nilphamari is a travesty against the curious young minds that attend these schools in the hope of broadening their horizons and receiving a proper education.

Despite the much hyped digital leap the country has embarked upon, official websites of many institutions remain inadequately

Some 1,200 Santal families were evicted on November 7 from land belonging to Rangpur Sugar Mill in Gobindaganj upazila of Gaibandha

Against all media predictions, Donald J. Trump will be sworn in as the next President of the United States of America on January 20, 2017.

Sesame farming is proving to be a winner in Lalmonirhat. With reliable profits, the crop's suitability for higher terrain and bumper harvests possible with due care, sesame has earned popularity with farmers.

It is shocking to look at pictures of a father writhing in pain after both his legs had to undergo amputation after being assaulted by a bunch of men who was harassing his daughters.

A Supreme Court lawyer files a writ petition with the High Court challenging legality of Kazi Reazul Hoque’s appointment as chairman of National Human Rights Commission.