Milon posted offensive comments on social media targeting 91 women students of July 36 Hall

A Dhaka court today refused to hear a petition filed seeking permission to defend Hasina in a corruption case

Sterilisation has reduced population to 10, all vaccinated and healthy

Two toddlers drowned in Gazipur's Sadar upazila yesterday

Evergreen Products (BD) Ltd scheduled to reopen on Saturday

The victim was dragged several yards by the auto-rickshaw

The Anti-Corruption Commission has approved a case against 10 individuals, including two sons of S Alam Group Chairman Saiful Alam, over allegations of evading nearly Tk 75 crore in taxes.

For more than three years, over 10,000 residents of eight villages in Phulbari upazila of Kurigram have been risking their lives daily by crossing the Nilkomol River on a single bamboo bridge.

One admitted to DMCH with stab wounds

US President Donald Trump has nominated Brent Christensen, a career member of the Senior Foreign Service, to serve as the next US ambassador to Bangladesh.

Disinformation campaigns are targeting the interim government, state institutions, armed forces, politics and even the country’s future to create confusion and anarchy, said Lt Gen (retd) Abdul Hafiz, special assistant to the chief adviser, yesterday.

The report also revealed the involvement of 53 individuals, including leaders of different political parties, other individuals, and government institutions

A total of nine cases were filed with different police stations under RMP in connection with the violence during the July Uprising

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday cleared the way for holding the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union election on September 9 as per schedule.

The manifestos of the panels contesting the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union elections lay bare how the university is still mired in long-unresolved problems even after more than a century of its founding.

If elected, Mahin Sarkar, general secretary candidate of the independent panel “DU First” in the upcoming Ducsu elections, has pledged to form a shadow opposition union with defeated candidates, which may serve as a pressure group to make the student body more effective.

If elected vice-president in the upcoming Dhaka University Central Students’ Union election, Nayem Hasan has pledged to focus on academic reform grounded in the spirit of 1971 and 2024.

Diesel supply through the Chattogram-Dhaka Fuel Pipeline is yet to start, almost 20 days after its launch, as the authorities proceeded with inauguration despite having issues during trial runs.

As Bangladesh approaches its scheduled graduation from the least developed country (LDC) category in November 2026, a sense of unpreparedness hangs over both the government and the private sector.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has called for stricter international legal frameworks to prevent the laundering of billions of dollars in stolen wealth to offshore tax havens and developed nations.