Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza ends speculation about his future by saying that this summer’s World Cup in England and Wales will surely be the last for Bangladesh’s inspirational leader.

Rab has reviewed that at least two persons are lying dead inside, their bodies blown up in the blasts that rocked Bosila in the wee hours. There were two persons residing inside with the identity of van-pullers.

Theatre group Prachyanat has staged their new documentary play ‘Polythene House’ featuring the sufferings of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.

Emerging actor Amit Sinha, who has made a name for himself in the showbiz industry with his entertaining performance in the popular mega TV series ‘Saat Bhai Champa’, talks about his love for acting and his future plans in this candid interview with Rafi Hossain.

Protesting students of Dhaka University-affiliated colleges have paid no heed to university’s assurance and continued their blockade on Nilkhet.

After decades of suffering, residents of two unions in Chattogram’s Raozan have joined the efforts of one visionary, to end their recurring commuting woes every year.

Authorities have launched a drive yet again to curb jaywalking in capital Dhaka. Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) began the three-day special drive from today in an attempt to bring discipline among jaywalkers.

Authorities at state-run water supply company Wasa say that its supply water gets polluted in the pipelines before reaching the consumer level.

A number of mango growers are spraying toxic pesticides on their orchards in Rajshahi region, despite a High Court order to deploy police in the areas to prevent the harmful practice.

A nature lover is working hard to preserve rare varieties of orchids that bloom on the hills in Khagrachhari.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir claims that there is no rule of law in the country because of the “absence of accountability”.

Russell Sarkar, who lost a leg after a bus ran him over in April last year, gets got a prosthetic leg. A Swiss-made artificial leg is attached to Russell at Centre for Rehabilitation of the Paralysed (CRP).

A fire breaks out at a kitchen market in Malibagh area of Dhaka.

The 'untouchable' sweeper community in Dhaka's Hajaribagh is facing uncertainty with fear of eviction hanging over their head. Hundreds of families have already been evicted in city corporation's drive. Others still remaining in buildings yet to be brought down are living in fear.

After an eight-and-a-half year legal battle culminating in a victory for Rajuk, the capital development officials yesterday went to demolish the illegal 15-storey BGMEA building in a move which lacked coordination and was mired in confusion.

Family members want quick trial of the murder case of Feni madrasa student Nusrat Jahan Rafi.

A three-day-long colourful Biju festival of the Chattogram Hill Tracts began in the district yesterday.

The art of pottery has deep roots in the sub-continent's history, going back as far as the Mohenjo-daro and Harappa civilisations. Unfortunately, today the art form is struggling for survival in Bangladesh.

To celebrate the Bengali New Year -1426, which falls on April 14, Dhaka University’s Faculty of Fine Art is taking preparation to bring out traditional procession-- Mangal Shobhajatra.

The public administration ministry is seeking 700 acres of protected forest, an ecologically critical area, in Shuknachhari of Cox's Bazar to build a civil service academy.