The prosecution failed to produce a witness for the third consecutive time

Public notice to be issued tomorrow, says EC secretary

Earlier, the draft code of conduct was published, making dope tests mandatory for candidates

The BNP secretary general urges leaders, activists to keep faith in party’s leadership

In an interview with The Daily Star, German vice minister says Rohingya issue demands more global attention

Police suspect she was killed between Sunday midnight and yesterday noon

Party ameer returns after 15-day trip, urges parties to avoid political discord

Training programmes intensified to enhance professionalism, efficiency, preparedness

Gazette issued today

Appointment bookings have already started

The party statement says the activities were 'against public interest' and violated party discipline

Nasiruddin Patwary, Tasnim Jara to lead the body

After accepting “Shapla Koli” (water lily bud) as its electoral symbol, the National Citizen Party is now gearing up to finalise 150 candidates in as many seats.

Tyres set ablaze, traffic halted for hours

Amid the raging dispute over the referendum and the July charter implementation order, the interim government has called on political parties to settle their differences and reach a unified decision as soon as possible, preferably within a week.

Eight political parties, including Jamaat-e-Islami and Islami Andolon Bangladesh, have reiterated their firm stance on retaining the recently amended Representation of the People Order (RPO).

A growing number of Bangladeshis are being tricked into travelling to Russia under the guise of legal migration

Gaps in laws, enforcement, education, and coordination continue to undermine animal welfare in Bangladesh, speakers said at a roundtable yesterday.

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 yesterday rebuked state-appointed defence counsel Md Amir Hossain, saying that he “talks too much and often makes remarks that embarrass the court.”

The collapse of a metro rail bearing pad was not a sudden mishap but likely stemmed from faults in design, construction, installation or consultancy, said Dhaka Mass Transit Company (DMTCL) Managing Director Md Faruk Ahmed.