Examination by goldsmith confirms that the ornaments weighed over six bhori

The new political settlement never came about due to lack of mobilisation

General diary filed with the Fatullah Police Station

Inqilab Moncho leader files the petition, rejecting probe report

Family says delays caused by private ambulance syndicate hindered timely transfer to Dhaka hospital

Protesters blocked Science Lab and Technical intersections, demanding issuance of an ordinance for the university

Primary reason is the scarcity of slanted bamboo and binni variety rice

The gang has been earning over Tk 1cr per month from these illicit activities

The city’s air was classified as ‘very unhealthy’

Police have yet to identify the killers behind the murder of Anwar Ullah, a Jamaat-e-Islami leader, who was killed at his home in the capital’s Paschim Rajabazar early Tuesday.

Bangladesh has suspended the on-arrival visa facility for all eligible countries from today until February 15 to prevent any untoward incident during the upcoming election.

The BNP has strengthened internal monitoring of its nominees, stepping up oversight to ensure strict compliance with the electoral code of conduct, so that the party’s image is not harmed during the election campaign.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus yesterday ruled out the possibility of a truth and reconciliation initiative in Bangladesh due to the continued denial by the former regime of its crimes.

The nine-year-old girl from Cox’s Bazar who was struck by a stray bullet fired from Myanmar on Sunday has been placed on life support at the National Institute of Neurosciences and Hospital (NINS) in Dhaka.

The 35th edition of the “New York International Bangla Book Fair” will be held from May 22 to 25 at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center in New York, USA.

The Anti-Corruption Commission yesterday questioned former commissioner Md Zahurul Haque for nearly three hours as part of an investigation into allegations of bribery, abuse of power, fraud and money laundering.

The last day of Poush once meant Old Dhaka’s rooftops bursting with laughter, with colourful kites filling the sky and engaging in playful aerial battles. This year, however, the familiar celebrations seem noticeably subdued.

The Daily Star yesterday celebrated its Staff Day, marking the newspaper’s 35th founding anniversary.

A media convention will be held in Dhaka on Saturday to protest against organised attacks on freedom of expression and democratic values, and to demonstrate a united stance in support of independent, responsible and courageous journalism.

The crisis cast doubt on whether a final understanding can be reached before January 20 deadline for nomination withdrawal