Ctg customs bids out 118 tonnes of apple, orange at only Tk 74.6 lakh

The port handled 31.69 lakh TEUs of containers in FY24, up from 30.07 lakh TEUs the previous fiscal

Enhanced monitoring to prevent false declaration paid off, customs officials say

From FY25 beginning today, the maximum rate of export incentive has been set at 10% and the minimum at 0.3%

Chattogram experienced heavy rain yesterday morning, causing difficulty for commuters, including HSC examinees.

Chattogram's first pilot project of smart paid-parking is being introduced in Agrabad Commercial area to ease traffic congestion

Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) yesterday proposed a budget of Tk 1,981.52 crore for fiscal 2024-25.

Slow container delivery from the port created the problem

Until June 15, some 15,553 TEUs of export containers were lying at the 21 ICDs, much higher from 8,000 on any regular day

FBCCI President Mahbubul Alam says at a workshop

Cargo delivery resumed partially, but major operational activities remained suspended

Every year, Chattogram sinks following rain, which washes away the tall claims of monsoon preparedness by the city corporation and Chattogram Development Authority.

Ecnec approved the project titled “Modernisation of City Street Light System under Chattogram City Corporation”

The Chittagong Port Authority signs MoU with the Abu Dhabi-based company

However, workers resumed operations today early morning

While working as a day labourer around six years ago, Abul Kashem struggled to make ends meet for his five-member family with his limited income.

Classmates Trisha Biswas and Salma Akter, both ninth graders, always return from school together to their homes in Katalganj Residential Area of Chattogram city.

About a decade ago, very few people were seen roaming around Kazir Dewri’s Stadiumpara in Chattogram city.

In 2021, it was 10-year-old Kamal Uddin, 19-year-old Sheherin Mahmud Sadia, and 55-year-old vegetable vendor Saleh Ahmed.

The Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accords of 1997 promised primary education in the mother tongue for indigenous children. In response, the Bangladeshi government implemented a national education policy in 2010. This policy initially brought hope to parents of indigenous communities, as textbooks for five indigenous communities -- Chakma, Marma, Tripura, Garo, and Sadri -- were designed and distributed across schools in 2017 as part of the project.