Two accused confesses to a Dhaka magistrate that they were involved in the killing of Sagira Morshed Salam in the capital 30 years ago.

Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Imran Ahmad today in parliament says that the labour market in Malaysia will resume for Bangladeshi workers very soon.

Opposition Chief Whip and Jatiya Party MP Mashiur Rahman Ranga in parliament apologises unconditionally for making derogatory remarks on Noor Hossain.

A writ petition was filed with the High Court challenging legality of few sections of Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) rules that curtailed police’s authority to directly record corruption cases.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in parliament says the drive against the casino and all sorts of corruption is going on and this will continue until elimination of the crimes from all levels of the state and society.

A Dhaka court places online casino “kingpin” Salim Prodhan on a seven-day remand in a case filed for amassing wealth illegally.

To meet the needs of its growing economy and boost export growth, Bangladesh needs to improve its transport and logistics systems, the World Bank said in a latest report today.

The suspects of Buet student Abrar Fahad murder case were always rowdy and led chaotic lives. They created a fearsome environment in the name of ragging.

Detectives press charges against 25 Buet students in Abrar Fahad murder case. Investigation officer MD Wahiduzaman of Detective Branch of Police submits the charge sheet to Metropolitan Magistrate Court in Dhaka.

Being well aware of its influence on the youth and young professionals of the country, nation’s leading English newspaper The Daily Star joins hands with “Rise Above All 2019”

Followers of two aspirants for the president position of Awami Swechchhasebak League’s Dhaka north city unit locked in altercation and threw plastic chairs at each other at the organisation’s conference in the capital.

Rapid Action Battalion (Rab-7) in separate drives arrested two persons in possession of 29,300 yaba pills -- from Boddarhat and Alongkar intersection areas of the port city yesterday.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday emphasised the need for industrialisation that does not result in reduced food production.

Teachers and students of Jahangirnagar University (JU) yesterday resumed their protest for the removal of JU Vice Chancellor over the allegation of corruption after a two-day interval due to bad weather.

World Kindness Day is observed internationally today, in order to encourage individuals to be kind and humane to everyone regardless of nationality, race, or religion.

With a view to improving quality of treatment, the country’s first government recognised diabetes treatment guideline was launched yesterday.

Bangladesh-India relations for development cooperation shined as an instance on the second day of the Dhaka Global Dialogue yesterday, while tensions between regional powers -- Japan versus China and India versus China -- surfaced prominently.

The High Court yesterday directed presidents and general secretaries of all bar associations across the country to provide legal assistance to justice seekers if they fail to engage any other lawyer to defend them.

Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Imran Ahmed came under fire yesterday as three opposition lawmakers in parliament criticised him for his ministry’s failure to stop torture and sexual harassment of Bangladeshi female workers in Saudi Arabia.

Culture of impunity and non-cooperation of the administration in getting justice are major reasons behind violence against ethnic minority communities, particularly women, speakers said at a discussion yesterday.