Police recovered the bodies of two men in two districts yesterday.

I did not have a camera in childhood, nor did I show a gift for photography as a precocious child. My dear aunt Chhotofufu gave me my

Four people were killed and 10 others injured in road accidents in three districts yesterday and on Thursday.

Nasima Banu, a central committee member of Bangladesh Mohila Awami League, died of old-age complications at Bangabandhu Sheikh

Guardians of students studying at different schools in the capital yesterday demanded the government to abolish the primary terminal

Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) activists of Jahangirnagar University yesterday vandalised a few food shops and vehicles in Gerua Bazar

The whole Bangladesh will be brought under 100 percent electricity coverage by 2021 and the government is now looking forward to

American Alumni Association in partnership with Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy held a seminar “Languages and its Influence on

Fire gutted valuables at a garment factory in Kanchpur of Narayanganj, outside the capital, yesterday.

Hefajat-e-Islam yesterday afternoon threatened to take to the street if their demand of canceling the move of removing Islam as the state

Zillur Rahman, former factory manager of British Tobacco Company, died at a city hospital on Tuesday morning. He was 78.

Following a “chase by police”, an alleged drug peddler died after falling from the roof of a seven-storey building in Huseni Dalan area of

Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) president Lorenzo Tan has gone on indefinite leave of absence on the heels of the government’s probe on the US$81 million in dirty money that slipped through the cracks of the local financial system with the bank’s branch in Jupiter Street, Makati as the gateway.

Myanmar's new president-elect told lawmakers yesterday that plans to create a new ethnic affairs ministry were "vital" as he put efforts to heal relations with minorities at the heart of policy in a nation torn by civil wars and sectarian conflict.

The Philippines’ failure to address the loopholes in anti-money laundering safeguards could affect even foreign investments in the infrastructure space, a conduit for which is the Aquino administration’s flagship Public Private Partnership (PPP) program.

Businesses and industries, already reeling from a financially challenging environment, say they are being hit hard by the freeze on new foreign workers.

In a reshuffle in the civil administration, the government yesterday transferred six secretary-level public servants to new offices.

Far far away in the constellation Cancer there is a 14th magnitude speck of light one can claim in a 10-inch or larger telescope. Essentially this tiny speck represents the final farewell of chewed up stars as their remains whirl down the throat of an 18 billion solar mass black hole, one of the largest known in the universe.

Myanmar's powerful military released 46 child soldiers from service, state media reported yesterday, the latest move towards ending a scourge that has long

The Malaysia government is yet to inform Bangladesh formally about its decision to halt the recruitment of new foreign workers into the country.