Suggestions by the UN rights chief deserve consideration

SAFF success should translate into a brighter future for women’s sports

The authority needs to get its act together, start operating efficiently

We shouldn't rush through such critical decisions

Govt must stabilise the economy, restore business confidence

The plight of a canal in Habiganj calls for proper interventions

Ensure adequate gas supply, resolve dollar crisis

Police must ensure safety of residents in Dhanmondi and elsewhere, restore law and order across Bangladesh.

Take steps to mitigate losses from the Karnaphuli tunnel

Repeated criminal incidents have raised concerns

Will the US make sincere efforts to diplomatically solve the crisis?

Capacity charge payments to idle power plants must stop

Govt must ramp up efforts to provide answers to their families

Government must not downplay the present threat

Lack of female, minority representation is concerning

Demands for re-evaluation of results risk setting a dangerous precedent

Ensure better supply, tighten market oversight

Critical decisions on presidency or constitution must keep long-term impact in mind

Restore the water body of airport area, solve waterlogging

The recent statement by President Mohammed Shahabuddin regarding the resignation letter of ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina has sparked a controversy that should not have occurred at all. On October 19, during a conversation with the editor-in-chief of daily Manab Zamin, the president said that he had heard about Hasina’s resignation but had no documentary evidence.