IAEA team to assess safety ahead of fuel loading at unit-1

Their exclusion was clearly intentional, he says

Ushatan Talukder calls for unity, full implementation of CHT Peace Accord

Journalists form human chains, rallies across districts after Gazipur killing

Election reform chief says commission failed to secure political consensus on women’s representation

Seven have been arrested within 24 hours, and the remaining suspect will be apprehended soon, he says

More than 3,000 members are registered to vote

In the morning, a colourful procession was brought out from Mahajan Para Surjoshikha Club, organised by the International Indigenous Day Celebration Committee

Journalists across districts demand justice

Couple picked up after husband fails to repay loan, case statement says

Launch services on the Paturia-Daulatdia waterway resumed this morning after a 13-hour suspension

Today’s national council of the Jatiya Party will resolve the party’s long-standing divisions and open a new chapter of unity, said Anisul Islam Mahmud, acting chairman of a JP faction, yesterday.

A 25-year-old man was killed yesterday morning when his motorcycle crashed into a road divider on the Dhaka-Mawa Expressway in Sreenagar upazila.

Police recovered the dismembered body of an unidentified person from an abandoned travel bag in Tongi yesterday morning.

A trader was stabbed to death by assailants at his shop in Moulvibazar town on Thursday evening.

The silence of women following the July Uprising reflects how women’s dignity remains unprotected in society, said Fisheries and Livestock Adviser Farida Akhter yesterday.

Three days ago, 37-year-old Mohammad Hanif was admitted to the Bhedarganj Upazila Health Complex in Shariatpur. As his condition worsened, doctors referred him to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) on Thursday.

With the rise of modern highways and faster road travel, the once-bustling river port is witnessing a sharp drop in passenger traffic

The 26-kilometre stretch of the Bonpara-Hatikumrul highway in Natore has turned into a death trap, with frequent road accidents claiming dozens of lives over the years.

Former secretary ABM Abdus Sattar yesterday alleged that several advisers of the government are involved in widespread corruption. Although he indicated one or two ministries, he did not mention any specific names. However, he claimed to have evidence to support his allegations.