Operation Jackpot: How Bangladesh’s naval commandos struck at Pakistan’s lifeline in 1971
21 August 2026
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The Yellow Butterfly: How Sheba shaped my world growing up
18 August 2026
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What Bangladesh’s historic Test victory in Australia means for Bangladeshi-Australians
17 August 2026
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Remembering Sumit Sarkar, a historian who questioned orthodoxy
17 August 2026
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The unfinished histories of Partition
16 August 2026
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In conversation with William Dalrymple / ‘Britain didn't conquer India’
15 August 2026
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Sheikh Mujib’s killing: What the newspapers told and what they omitted
15 August 2026
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Mirrors of Empire / The bureaucrats and intellectuals who shaped the Mughal Empire
14 August 2026
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To feel Bengali, to think beyond Bengal: Dipankar Gupta in conversation
11 August 2026
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Bangladesh's visual history / The enduring allure of vintage photographs
10 August 2026
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Tea workers continue protests
Several thousand workers of 24 tea gardens in the district abstained from work yesterday, demanding that the government cancel the
19 December 2015
16,000 tea workers face uncertainty
Hunger brought them here. They slashed and cleared the jungle, braving snakes, tigers, and malaria and set up the tea estates.
19 December 2015
Commemorative programme on Beggzadi Mahmuda Nasir held
A commemorative programme was held in remembrance of Beggzadi Mahmuda Nasir, the founding principal of Central Women's College,
19 December 2015
Indian military band plays victory music on Bangladesh's Victory Day
A military band played music at Princep Ghat at Hoogli in Kolkata of India as a part of the overall celebration of Bangladesh's Victory Day,
19 December 2015
Cut off IS finances
Finance ministers from the UN Security Council on Thursday unanimously backed a resolution aimed at ramping up sanctions against the Islamic State group and cutting off its revenue flows.
18 December 2015
Journo files GD over death threat
A journalist yesterday filed a general diary with Shahbagh Police Station in the capital mentioning that he received death threat over the
18 December 2015
Thinkers Will Lead The Way
The role of intellectuals in Bangalee life has always been very significant, at least since the 19th century when there was a Renaissance
18 December 2015
19 return after being held in India
Indian Border Security Force (BSF) handed over 19 Bangladeshi nationals to Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB) through
18 December 2015
Over 150 students sued
A case was filed yesterday accusing 150 to 200 unidentified Dhaka College students while police have been provided some footage of
18 December 2015
JMB man involved in both incidents
Shariful Islam, who was caught red handed during the ISKCON temple attack in Dinajpur on December 10, has confessed his
18 December 2015
Scholastica celebrates Victory Day
To celebrate the Victory Day, Scholastica organised cultural programmes and an art competition at the school premises on Wednesday, said a press release.
17 December 2015
Police sue 108 Ctg Shibir men
Police yesterday filed two cases against 108 leaders and activists of Islam Chhatra Shibir in connection with their
17 December 2015
Winter arrives in Bangladesh, finally
It showed up late but winter has finally arrived.
17 December 2015
Efforts to deal with migrant crisis at 'a breaking point'
Humanitarian organisations attempting to help the soaring numbers of people fleeing conflicts and natural disasters around the world are at "a breaking point," UN refugee chief Antonio Guterres warned on Wednesday.
17 December 2015
30 hurt as Dhaka College students, traders clash
At least 30 people are injured and several shops and motorcycles vandalised as Dhaka College students fight with traders of different markets in the New Market area of Dhaka.
17 December 2015
Rab rescues girl from attempted forced prostitution, one held
Rapid Action Battalion (Rab-7) rescued a teenage girl from attempted forced prostitution in Chandgaon area of Chittagong city yesterday, and arrested a
16 December 2015
Bangladesh’s freedom debts being repaid
Buoyed up by the progress in war crimes trial being held to heal the wounds of the 1971 Liberation War, the nation yesterday pledged to make strides towards a prosperous future on its 45th Victory Day.
16 December 2015
Confusion over Saudi Arabia’s Islamic coalition against terrorism
Western nations welcomed Saudi Arabia's new Islamic coalition against terrorism, but confusion over its role, even among its own members, may undermine its ambitions of tackling militancy and deflecting international criticism of Riyadh.
"We look forward to learning more about what Saudi Arabia has in mind in terms of this coalition," US Defence Secretary Ash Carter said on Tuesday, a comment that underscored the uncertainty over how Riyadh's new initiative would work.
16 December 2015
Why shouldn't family be compensated
The High Court yesterday ordered the government to explain why it should not be directed to compensate the family
15 December 2015
S Korea gives books, DVDs for its corner in DU library
The South Korean Embassy provided 108 books and 108 DVDs for the Korea Corner in the central library of Dhaka University, said a press release.
15 December 2015