With the official electioneering for the Chittagong City Corporation poll starting tomorrow, both Awami League and BNP are busy

Chittagong city residents had to wade through waterlogged streets yesterday as most of the roads were submerged by rainwater

Last winter, Naresh Chandra Biswas grew potato, cauliflower and cabbage on two acres of land. He invested Tk 1.2 lakh, hoping to make a good profit from the yield. But fate had something else in store for him. All he got from sale of his produce was Tk 47,000, about one-third his investment.

One morning last October, the birder Omar Shahadat and his friends crossed the Buriganga river from Dhaka into Keraniganj and

The government plans to make a law to introduce a mandatory pension scheme in the private sector.

We have known of many deaths over many years. In fact, we are running the risk of becoming desensitised about it all as if unnatural

THERE is something fundamentally wrong with men (and women) who rape.

Tipu Sultan woke up his son Oyasiqur Rahman around 6:00am yesterday morning and asked him to close the door. He was leaving his

Around 35 departments out of the total 41 and almost all seven institutes at Chittagong University are chronically plagued with

Bringing allegations of violating electoral code of conduct against each other, AJM Nasir Uddin and M Manjur Alam Manju, the Awami

On the eve of the Independence Day, Bangalee volunteers breaking a record contributed around seven lakh Bangla words and phrases to

Roads in terrible condition in Dhaka city is not a new concept, however, the state of Road-17 in Mirpur-10 still shocks pedestrians and

It is spring and blossoms are blooming for many of our summer fruits. While the mango blossom has been immortalized in our national

A bathing ritual for thousands of Hindu pilgrims in Narayanganj turned into a tragedy when a stampede killed at least 10 devotees yesterday morning.

Fifty-five-year-old Bhagabati Das, her relative Rakhi Das, and her husband Johny Das had just bathed in the Brahmaputra, holding each

Students of the maiden academic session at Rangamati Medical College fear more than a year of session jam, with the classes

After the water tap ran completely dry at her house three months ago, Saleha Begum visited the nearby Durga temple to collect water

In complete violation of procurement rules, the government is going to award the construction of the Karnaphuli tunnel to the consulting firm of the project.

The first batch of Bangladeshi migrants to work in palm gardens in Sarawak province of Malaysia may reach there by the first week of

Agitation of Barisal Nursing College students ended yesterday after authorities assured them that their academic building will not be