Supporters blocked buses and three-wheelers for around three and a half hours

CCTV and AI-based cameras are being used to detect violations, it says

CCC executive engineer Rifatul says they will install new pipelines to resolve matter rainfall subsides

EC says the gazette may be issued tomorrow, but a pending writ petition by Monira Sharmin could affect the final decision

Field officials instructed to clear backlog within month

Anti-corruption agencies depend on continuity. Without leadership, investigations slow and enforcement stalls. In this vacuum, even routine processes become uncertain

To run for secretary as Green Panel candidate

Defamation cases and legal complexities involving the media will be brought under the Press Council’s institutional management, he says

Cracks, exposed foundations and landslides raise fears of disruption along key 10km stretch in Habiganj

Experts call for end to malpractices, syndicate control in labour migration system to ensure success of the new policy

Demand immediate withdrawal of restrictions

Families say financial stress and shock triggered fatal collapses amid widespread haor flooding

The unseen crisis of stress, insecurity, and institutional neglect in Bangladesh’s newsrooms

Victim attacked with pen during prostration; suspect held

Up to 60 hectares affected in Mirzapur; farmers seek compensation as probe begins

Former five-time lawmaker from Mymensingh-6 (Fulbaria) and Awami League leader Advocate Moslem Uddin died yesterday while undergoing treatment at Japan-Bangladesh Friendship Hospital in Dhaka. He was 88.

Farmers in the haor region have suffered a further decline in Boro paddy prices as intermittent rain and clouds continue to prevent proper drying of harvested crops.

Bangladesh is expecting $3 billion in budget support by the middle of June from five multilateral and bilateral lenders, including the World Bank, in what would provide a sigh of relief to the government from the financial pressure triggered by the Middle East war.

Bangladesh’s worsening measles epidemic followed the interim government’s decision to halt vaccine procurement through Unicef and switch to an open tender system, despite warnings that the move could disrupt routine immunisation and trigger an outbreak, according to a Science.org report published on Thursday.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday said the government will soon begin work to upgrade road and rail connectivity on the Dhaka-Sylhet route, aiming to ease travel and boost regional economic activity.