Cartoonists and writers strongly condemn the cases

Victim attacked on Tongi flyover stairway while heading to work

Stresses vigilance of law enforcers ahead of polls

Admission tests held for DU and 4 other major universities

Injured admitted to National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery

375 sacks of cement seized from fishing boat in Cox’s Bazar

Locals secure migratory bird before volunteers alert forest officials; to be handed over to Rangpur Forest Division

Pregnant woman among injured; three admitted at DMCH burn unit

BNP has finalised all organisa-tional preparations to participate in the national parliamentary election scheduled for February, said Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi yesterday.

The Narsingdi Sadar Hospital has long been grappling with a severe manpower shortage and poor infrastructure.

The playground of Jorkhali Islamabed Wasim Uddin High School in Madarganj upazila of Jamalpur has been occupied for years by a sanitary business, despite repeated notices from the school authorities asking the businessman to vacate the land. .On the southwest side of the school, a tin-shed

The migration of female workers abroad has been gradually declining over the last four years due to multiple problems, including the lack of exploration of new labour markets, unsafe working conditions, and abuse in destination countries.

Sonali Khatun was pushed into Bangladesh by BSF on June 25

Reveal inspections by fire service; experts call for strict enforcement of safety regulations

Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain yesterday said Bangladesh has formally requested India to return Sheikh Hasina, describing her as a “convicted fugitive sentenced by the highest court of Bangladesh.”

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman warned yesterday that Bangladesh will never again tolerate fascism on its soil, saying that while the fascist has fallen, the grip of fascism endures.

Throughout the Liberation War, the oil depots along the Buriganga River in Narayanganj became sites of unspeakable horror.

The medical board overseeing Khaleda's treatment met at Evercare Hospital last night to review her condition.

Fifteen-year-old Rahat Miaji, who was recovering from severe electrocution near a madrasa in Chauddogram, Cumilla, has fallen into danger once again after contracting dengue.

The Zahir Raihan Auditorium premises at Jahangirnagar University turned vibrant yesterday as a daylong Butterfly Fair brought together hundreds of butterflies, vivid photographs, and nature enthusiasts.