A fourth victim of Friday's “police firing” on locals in Tangail died at Dhaka Medical College Hospital yesterday.

Long tailbacks compounded with incessant rain yesterday caused untold suffering to thousands of people heading home to celebrate the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha.

The majority of cervical cancer patients die in developing countries where women delay in seeking help because of ignorance, stigma, poor access to quality care and intention to save money, said a roundtable yesterday.

The National River Conservation Commission (NRCC) will create a database of all rivers in Chittagong district determining the alignments and prospects, as well as the challenges being faced by those.

Associate Editor of the New Age Humayun Zaman, who is suffering from stage-3 lung cancer, was admitted to the capital's Samorita

Catalyzing Clean Energy in Bangladesh, a project of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in cooperation with

A brick developed from a mixture of rice husk, lime, and sand can reduce earthquake casualties because it is one and a half times lighter than clay bricks, a past director of the Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (BCSIR) said yesterday.

An abducted college girl was rescued on Friday night from Baizid area of Chittagong city, nearly one month after her abduction from

Students seeking admission into public medical colleges demonstrated in different parts of the country yesterday demanding that they

Digital services have been introduced at the Supreme Court as well as many lower ones across the country as a part of bringing the entire

Sixth-grader Jinnat Sheikh, 13, has been suffering from a neurological complication for three months.

Hundreds thronged the capital's Kamalapur Railway Station marking the last day's sale of advance train tickets for September 24

Dhaka is swept by a brief period of rain this morning that offered relief from the heat that had surged for the last two days.

Detectives claim to arrest of six people including an arms dealer and stamp forgers from separate areas in Dhaka.

Two Bangladeshi nationals were killed and 12 others injured in mortar attacks allegedly from Yemen in Saudi Arabia's southeastern

Recently I had the pleasure of spending several hours at Strand Bookstore in New York which claims to have eighteen miles of books.

It seems a measure of how badly things have gone out of hand that Montu Sardar peddles lemonade beneath a foot bridge, 5 Taka a glass, amid the piercing horns of the line of traffic he is blocking.

Workers of a spinning mill yesterday blocked the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway in Sreepur of Gazipur demanding their salaries for the

The indefinite strike called by a faction of CNG-run auto-rickshaw owners and drivers in Chittagong city was withdrawn yesterday

The United Nations will adopt a strong monitoring and review system on the progress and implementation stages of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the special summit in New York on September 25-27.