First train at 6:40am, last at 10:10pm

Truck involved in accident seized

Committee to submit its report within seven working days

A tense situation is prevailing amid the presence of a large number of police personnel

'You have yet to ensure your own safety, and now you come to ensure ours,' he says

'I don’t feel we are truly participating in the voting,' says one of them

Calls the shortage of indelible ink a sign of 'national incompetence'

Heavy smoke, chemical hazards hampering rescue operations

Voting underway in long-awaited Cucsu elections after 35 years

Victim had long-standing domestic disputes with her husband, relatives say

A Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight carrying the chief adviser landed at HSIA around 8:20am

Shibir-Backed VP candidate urges CU authorities to ensure fairness

When the fire broke out at the Arian Fashion factory yesterday morning, 18-year-old Marzia Sultana Alo’s father called her.

The National Consensus Commission yesterday sent the final version of the July Charter to political parties, seeking their firm commitment to its full implementation.

The Chittagong University Central Students’ Union (Cucsu) and hall union elections are set to take place today after a gap of 35 years, becoming the third public university to hold such polls after the political changeover in August last year.

Fire Service DG blames illegal chemical warehouse for Mirpur tragedy

Rizvi visits the site, calls for strict action against chemical warehouses in residential areas

The prosecution yesterday told the International Crimes Tribunal-1 that the attacks on protesters during the July uprising were not isolated incidents but part of a coordinated and systematic campaign of atrocities directed against civilians.

Transparency International Bangladesh has raised concern over the government’s decision to keep military officers, accused by the International Crimes Tribunal of enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and torture during the fallen authoritarian regime, in military custody in the cantonment area.

Health experts say higher AMR rates can lead to more critical illnesses, increased treatment failures