Environmental groups held a boat rally on the river in Mongla

US-Bangla aircraft was scheduled to take-off at 11:40am

Prof Yunus expressed hope that the win would help revive the glory days of Bangladesh football

No casualties reported so far, officials said

Rab to disclose details at a press briefing scheduled for 3:00pm

Protesters demand end to DoE drives that began after Savar was declared as ‘degraded airshed’

Operation through junction fully operational, official says

Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin, four election commissioners, and senior EC officials are attending the dialogue

Sohel, online editor of the daily Bhorer Kagoj, was picked up shortly after 12:00am

Four firefighting units battle for six hours to bring the blaze under control

National Security Adviser Khalilur Rahman reached New Delhi yesterday, a day earlier than scheduled, to attend a regional security meet at the invitation of his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval.

A total of 80 eminent citizens and 18 cultural organisations have strongly condemned the interim government’s decision to scrap the recruitment plan for music and physical education teachers in primary schools, terming the move “regressive”.

Former president Md Abdul Hamid’s house in Kishoreganj’s Mithamoin upazila was attacked and vandalised on Monday night, police said.

4 fire engines doused the blaze at 12:58am

Arson and crude bomb attacks continued yesterday in some parts of the country, including an arson incident at a Grameen Bank office in Magura.

Posters and flyers of nomination aspirants from political parties have become a nuisance in the capital ahead of the national polls expected in February, violating existing laws.

A dispute with a gang linked to the underworld may have led to the killing of Jubo Dal leader Golam Kibria

The government is taking diplomatic as well as legal measures for the extradition of deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, who have been handed death sentences for crimes against humanity.

The union leaders welcomed the amended labour law, but factory owners rejected some of the clauses as their demands went unaddressed.

Although 84% of children in Bangladesh complete primary school, less than half go on to finish secondary education, a govt survey reveals