Mamunur was picked up from in front of hotel The Westin Dhaka early today

Accused collected excessive fees from 3,787 aspiring migrant workers over two years, CID says

200 villages remain inundated

Uneasy calm with Section 144 in force and roads under blockade

From eco-friendly materials to folk artistry, this mandap invites visitors to experience spirituality through the senses

Abu Taher was arrested by Netrokona police on August 12, 2014

British high commissioner tells media after after meeting with CEC

Imran, 48, who moved to the US at 18 and rose to prominence as an investment banker

A nine-year-old boy, who sustained burns in an “air-conditioner explosion” at their home in Dhaka’s Jatrabari, died at a hospital this morning—five days after his father succumbed to injuries from the same blast..The victim, Tanvir, was undergoing treatment at the intensive care unit of th

Mamunur was picked up from in front of hotel The Westin Dhaka around 12:30am

This is the third fatal clash between the rival groups in 12 days

DMP Deputy Commissioner said the arrests were made as part of operations against the AL’s banned political activities

He was admitted yesterday, passed away around 8:30am today

A passenger died after falling from a moving train in Melandah upazila of Jamalpur yesterday.

A US State Department report has identified corruption as a persistent and serious impediment to investment and economic growth in Bangladesh.

Several rights, cultural, and political groups yesterday called for urgent investigations into the violence and reported deaths in Khagrachhari, demanding immediate action to ensure justice for the victims.

The government has announced three official hajj packages, setting the lowest cost at Tk 4.67 lakh and the highest at Tk 6.90 lakh.

Says army personnel, BGB members injured; UPDF behind arson

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus has said the spirit of national unity forged through the July uprising must not be lost as the nation strives for an inclusive and democratic Bangladesh.

The move has sparked resentment among young civil service officers, though no one is willing to speak on the record.