BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman yesterday said most people will vote for BNP in the upcoming national parliamentary election.

On Saturday night, Ruplal was hurrying home on a rickshaw van to begin planning for his daughter’s wedding. His relative Pradip was driving the van as they were possibly talking about all that was still left to do.

The National Consensus Commission has entered the third phase of its work, focusing on securing a legally binding framework for the July Charter and determining how it will be implemented before the next national election.

One year into its tenure, the interim government is struggling to bring stability to the country’s educational institutions, beset by campus unrest and disruptions to academic activities.

The government seems to be softening its stance on phasing out outdated vehicles following last month’s threat by transport associations to launch a 72-hour nationwide strike starting tomorrow in support of their eight-point demand.

Bangladesh has been witnessing a rebound in garment work orders from American clothing retailers and brands for the next season after securing a competitive tariff rate from the Trump administration in the final settlement.

Despite progress in the banking sector, exchange rate, remittance, export, and reserves, the interim government has failed to curb high inflation, revive stagnant investment, or generate new jobs, the Centre for Policy Dialogue said yesterday.

Bangladesh now has 126.17 million (12.61 crore) registered voters, according to the latest draft list prepared by the Election Commission.

The EC's committee on political party registration verification and selection held a meeting yesterday at the EC Secretariat

Mozammel Babu, managing director and editor-in-chief of Ekattor TV, was shown arrested yesterday in an extortion case filed by a shareholder of Boishakhi TV with Banani Police Station in January.

The interim government is closely monitoring the activities of Awami League, Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam said yesterday, amid reports of the party opening an office in India’s Kolkata.

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 yesterday accepted charges against five former police officials, including then Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) commissioner Habibur Rahman, over their alleged role in crimes against humanity in the capital’s Rampura area during the 2024 July uprising.

The government has revoked the Bangladesh Police Medal (BPM) and President’s Police Medal (PPM) from 40 police officials.

Speakers at a seminar yesterday called for the urgent formation of an Indigenous Reform Commission to ensure the due rights of indigenous peoples.

More than 1,300 firearms and over 2,50,000 rounds of ammunition looted from police stations during the July uprising remain missing

The High Court yesterday started delivering verdict on the appeals against a trial court verdict that sentenced three former police officers to life imprisonment and two others to seven years’ jail sentence in the case filed for custodial death of Ishtiaque Hossain Jonny, a garment-waste trader in the capital’s Mirpur area, 11 years ago.

Says Tariqul Islam, convener of NCP's youth wing, Jatiya Juboshokti

Welcome address was delivered by Officers Club General Secretary and former secretary ABM Sattar

A Narayanganj court today sentenced 10 people, including a local Jubo Dal leader, to seven years in prison in a robbery case filed with Siddhirganj Police Station in 2006

The incident took place at National Health Care Hospital