Around 93.7 lakh livestock animals were slaughtered during Eid

Now that the Eid holidays are over and everyday routines -- schools, offices, and the familiar rhythm -- have begun, we are almost reluctantly rescheduling our lazy holiday hours.

Gabtoli traders say sales were moderate but far below expectations

For Aisha Khan, Eid-ul-Azha is not defined by crowds, elaborate outings, or loud celebrations. Instead, the actress associates the occasion with quieter emotions — family, fear, reflection, and the deeply personal meaning of sacrifice.

Actors and filmmakers behind this year's Eid-ul-Azha releases are visiting cinemas across the country to promote their films and engage with audiences.

Action taken after Tarique Rahman finds Qurbani waste and garbage on city roads during inspection

Residents question city corporations’ claims as workers continue removal efforts

Tarique drives through city roads to oversee Qurbani waste clearance

Foul odour spreads as traders abandon unsold hides

What once felt like fear of slaughter became, in adulthood, a confrontation with poverty

From gate duty to meat distribution, their Eid is spent keeping buildings running

With Eid-ul-Azha drawing near, filmmaker Saif Chandan is still caught in the whirlwind of last-minute work for his upcoming film “Malik”. Speaking candidly from India, where he is currently occupied with post-production responsibilities, the director reflected on the chaos surrounding the release, the challenges of promotion, and why audiences should give the film a chance this Eid.

For Yasintara, a mother of three living in Rohingya camp 27 in Teknaf, performing Qurbani this Eid-ul-Azha is beyond imagination.

Many refugees say even buying meat has become impossible under reduced monthly assistance allocations

Each maund is being sold at Tk 800-850 against an average production cost of Tk 920-950

Television channels are bringing a wide range of celebrity shows, magazine programmes, and festive specials to audiences this Eid-ul-Azha, with line-ups featuring music, comedy, performances, celebrity conversations, and light-hearted debates.

This Eid-ul-Azha, Bangladesh’s music industry is gearing up with a wave of new releases spanning folk fusion, romantic ballads and contemporary pop tracks. Alongside major production houses, many artists are also releasing songs through their personal YouTube channels.

They have also been instructed to provide services such as cash deposits, withdrawals and account opening facilities for traders and customers

Eid-ul-Azha in Bangladesh is no longer merely a religious observance; it has evolved into one of the country’s largest seasonal economic cycles.

Government must ensure safe travel during mounting pressure on highways