BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi yesterday called on the interim government to guarantee a free and fair election, stressing that only an elected government has the mandate to amend the constitution in the nation's interest.

Mohammadpur residents earlier demonstrated demanding Iftekhar's removal amid a rise in crimes

Fingerprint matching could not be done as the bodies had decomposed

Injured Afroza Akhter, 14, a class-eight student, was given treatment

Department of Archaeology asked to submit within 60 days

Maritime ports of Chattogram, Cox's Bazar, Mongla and Payra have been advised to hoist local cautionary signal no 3 as deep convection continues to form over the North Bay due to active monsoon.

Highway police spotted the bus on the Natore-Pabna highway but the driver and helper fled the scene

Five MoUs likely to be signed

Demanding the retention of its four parliamentary constituencies, protesters enforced the blockade at 8:00am

BNP Standing Committee member Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury yesterday said their party will form a commission to ensure free and transparent journalism if it returns to power.

With unhygienic public toilets being a major problem in Dhaka, three young women have come up with an innovative solution to protect users, especially women, from health hazards such as infection transmission.

Climate change, unplanned urbanisation, river encroachment, pollution, excessive use of polythene, and severe traffic congestion are making life increasingly difficult in Dhaka, said speakers at a discussion yesterday.

Leaders of political parties met Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar in Dhaka yesterday, where both sides discussed strengthening bilateral ties on the basis of mutual respect and interest.

No external or internal injuries were found on the body of journalist Bibhuranjan Sarker, according to his autopsy report.

For the past seven years, residents of Pal Para in Deora village under Faridpur Sadar upazila have been suffering from severe waterlogging that lasts from July to October every year, leaving 39 families in perpetual distress.

Despite being more than a century old, the main building of Barishal General Hospital has remained incomplete for four years, forcing patients to receive treatment in cramped tin-shed rooms.

As the Election Commission prepares for the next general elections, Chief Election Commissioner AMM Nasir Uddin yesterday said he would step down from his position if he’s asked to act under government orders.

A case has been filed against the drivers of a Hanif Paribahan bus and a cement-laden lorry over the deaths of four members of a family in a road accident at Paduar Bazar in Cumilla.

The missing student, Nirob Roy Utsya, 18, son of Tapan Roy, hailed from Paschim Bangla village in Nilphamari's Jaldhaka upazila

A three-day international seminar on the Rohingya crisis will be held in Cox’s Bazar starting today, aimed at highlighting the cause of Rohingya rights and repatriation.