Advocate Rana Dasgupta denies allegations that he sought the help of the Indian prime minister in combating the recent attack on minorities in the country.

Muslims and Hindus helped each other in overcoming the crisis in refugee camps during 1971, recalls Julian Francis, a friend of Bangladesh’s Liberation War.

In a remarkable act of compassion, four people from Mumbai have donated a rare group of blood, known as 'Bombay blood' to Mohammad Kamruzzaman, a victim of a traffic accident who needed it for a life-saving surgery.

We cannot but express our total dismay at the rising number of deaths of suspects in police custody.

Convicted war criminal Mir Quasem Ali seeks review of the Supreme Court verdict that had upheld his death penalty for crimes against humanity during the country’s Liberation War in 1971.

We condemn in the strongest possible terms the senseless murder of Ms. Joe Cox on June 16. She was a Member of Parliament for the

Usually, when we pen editorials on the Teesta river, it is to express our concern over the alarming drop in the flow of Teesta water into

Fruit traders of Dinajpur and its surrounding districts are earning more profit selling mangoes as markets in the districts are witnessing

A Bangladeshi construction worker paralysed after a worksite accident is awarded about $600,000 in damages and costs.

Three bodies were found killed and dumped in Jessore's Jhikargacha on Wednesday. According to police, the three were robbers

At last the High Court has ordered errant tannery owners to pay a hefty fine per day for every day of delay in shifting their

Sixty percent of women in Bangladesh watch Indian television channel ‘Star Jalsha’, which gained popularity for its daily soaps, reveals a study.

The Bangladesh authorities should investigate attacks on secular writers, gay rights activists, and religious minorities, and identify and prosecute the perpetrators, Human Rights Watch says.

The killing of three people in Pabna, Brahmanbaria and Jessore in police 'shootouts', speaks of abuse of power.

It is not every day we see authorities take notice of newspaper reports and editorials. We are pleased to see the Department of Explosives and the Rupantarita Praktritik Gas Company Ltd.

Pirojpur's people are serious about guavas. Grown in the area for more than a century guavas are a part of Pirojpur's

High Court directs owners of 154 tannery industries at Hazaribagh to pay Tk 50,000 per day each as compensation for damaging the environment. They will have to pay the compensation to state fund until they relocate their industries to Savar.

Merit list for over 13 lakh college admission seekers who have passed the latest SSC examinations has been published.

We are taken aback when the minister for Road Transport and Bridges goes on record to state that unfit buses are kept on the roads to ease public suffering.

Although nearly three and half months have elapsed since the government increased the train fares, the railway services remain horribly poor as were in the past.