This time, owners halt operations citing 'financial losses'

Delegation was in UN building but not in hall during Israeli PM’s address

They halted Chattogram-bound Paharika Express from Sylhet near Kulaura station

Locals, students protest gang-rape; traffic disrupted on key routes

The incident occurred around 2:30pm (NY Time) yesterday

He attended the 14th Indo-Pacific Army Chiefs' Conference there

Yunus welcomed the proposals, stressing that both countries should explore all avenues to expand trade and investment

Bangladesh fully prepared for democratic transition, he says

Professor Yunus is currently in New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly

Former prime minister and BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia has been included as a member of Fulgazi upazila BNP committee in Feni district, her ancestral home.

The Hindu community does not want to see attacks on idols and temples during the upcoming Durga Puja, the biggest religious festival of Hindus, said leaders of two organisations yesterday.

An event honouring legendary Lalon singer Farida Parveen in Mymensingh yesterday turned into a cultural protest against recent attacks on Baul culture and practices.

The backlog of pending cases, including appeals in some sensational murder trials, is growing at the Appellate Division (AD) of the Supreme Court due to the slow pace of hearings and disposals.

Political propaganda targeting both prominent figures and emerging faces is surging on social media ahead of the national election, cybersecurity experts said yesterday.

Freedom fighter Lt Col (retd) MA Maleque Bhuiyan passed away on September 24. He was 83.

Despite its rich culture, diverse landscapes, and vibrant biodiversity, Bangladesh’s potential as a tourist destination remains underutilised, for which tour operators blame poor branding and inadequate infrastructure.

A shop employee, who sustained critical burn injuries in the chemical warehouse fire at Gazipur’s Tongi, died while undergoing treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital yesterday.

Dhaka University’s pro-BNP teachers’ platform, the White Panel, yesterday demanded that the results of the recently held Ducsu election be suspended and a re-election arranged if allegations of irregularities and rigging are proven true.

A 26-year-old accused died while undergoing treatment at Bagerhat District Hospital yesterday after being remanded at a police station.

The Sati river in Lalmonirhat, once a vibrant waterbody around 500 feet wide, has now shrunk to a channel barely six to seven feet across after years of unchecked encroachment, pollution and negligence.