A student of Dhaka Residential Model College was killed during a clash between quota protestors and police along with Jubo league men in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi area today

The protesting students today announced that they will enforce a “complete shutdown” tomorrow across the country, protesting the law enforcers’ action on them on different campuses

Police fired shotgun pellets and teargas shells on the protesting students at Jahangirnagar University to disperse them this afternoon

At least 15 were injured when police fired rubber bullets, and tear gas and lobbed sound grenades at the quota protesters on the Dhaka University campus this afternoon

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will address the nation this evening regarding the students' quota reform movement and its fallout

Students were marching towards TSC following a 'gayebana janaza' for the six killed yesterday

Sports stars have started voicing their support for the quota protests and condemning the violence unleashed on the protesters across the country over the last two days.

All government primary schools, Child Welfare Trust-run primary schools, and Bureau of Non-Formal Education learning centres in the City Corporation areas of the eight divisional cities have been closed indefinitely

Bangladesh cricketer Mushfiqur Rahim has expressed his dismay over the violence regarding students’ quota reform protests, which have already claimed six lives and left hundreds injured across the country in the last two days.

Considering the safety of students of schools and colleges, all educational institutions under the education ministry, at the secondary and higher secondary levels, as well as polytechnic institutes, will remain closed until further notice..MA Khair, public relations officer of Ministry of

One more youth, who was lying in a pool of blood near City College, died at Dhaka Medical College Hospital this evening

One more person, who sustained critical injuries, was killed during clashes between the quota protestors and Chhatra League men in Chattogram, raising the total number of deaths to three

The rallies have been called tomorrow at 3:00pm protesting today's violence against protesters

Clashes broke out between Bangladesh Chhatra League activists and students protesting the quota system in government jobs today at the Dhaka University campus. Over 50 students were injured in the violence that started around 3:00pm

Tension continues to run high at Dhaka University's Dr Muhammad Shahidullah Hall area hours after confrontations ensued between Chhatra League men and anti-quota protesters

The ruling Bangladesh Chhatra League activists attacked the protesting anti-quota students entering the emergency department of Dhaka Medical College Hospital who gathered there for treatment after being beaten up by the ruling party men at earlier clashes

Chhatra League activists and quota protesters attacked and chased each other outside the Dhaka Medical College Hospital this evening, following BCL's attack on the protesting students this afternoon

Less than an hour after quota protesters were attacked and chased out of Dhaka University campus by BCL activists, they said they will bring out a procession on campus later today to protest the attack

A delegation of students and job seekers submitted to the president's official residence their memorandum containing the one-point demand for reform in the quota system

The government is considering a “logical reform” in the quota system in the public service, but it will not take any initiative to that end or give any assurances until the matter is resolved by the Supreme Court.