City residents, still reeling from the trauma of deaths and destruction during the quota reform protests, felt a renewed wave of fear. Each day, particularly after sundown, convoys of vehicles carrying law enforcers reached neighbourhoods across Dhaka.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said Bangladesh is yet to see good governance and the police force are not showing signs of improvement.

A 25-year-old man was stabbed to death allegedly by his rivals in broad daylight at Rayer Bazar in the capital’s Mohammadpur area yesterday.

The indiscriminate use of the repressive Anti-Terrorism Act, along with arrests and the detention of children, in Gopalganj signals a troubling return of repression, said a group of 11 citizens in a statement yesterday.

Five people, including leaders of Students Against Discrimination, were arrested on extortion charges in the capital yesterday.

Officials at the foreign ministry said Touhid is scheduled to depart Dhaka Sunday morning and return home on August 1

The meeting reviewed the progress in withdrawing false cases filed against Hefazat leaders, activists and Islamic scholars during the 'fascist regime'

Hundreds stranded in Bhola; launch plying suspended on 10 routes

The handover of materials is also part of the emergency medical assistance

Calls for unity to resist evil efforts to foil election

One person died and at least 24 houses were torced in Pabna's Bera upazila following a clash between two rival local groups over extension work at a mosque

Primary and Mass Education Adviser Professor Bidhan Ranjan Roy Podder has stressed the need for imparting quality education based on science, information technology and knowledge to confront the challenge of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4RI). ..“Without quality education on the

Police filed a case at Karnaphuli Police Station accusing the youths aged between 16 and 18 under the Anti-Terrorism Act, 2009

2 people died in the BSF firing on early Friday

There is no lack of logistical support for the law enforcement agencies, he says

The arrestees, Dulal Chandra, 28, Sajib Khan, 19, and Rupu Miah, 27, are from Brahmankusia Sutar Para of Tangail Sadar upazila

"The engine and remaining coaches proceeded to Chattogram safely"

All the accused are employees of a local sound system shop. Of them, Sameer Das is 25 and the two others are aged 16 and 17

Held at the embassy auditorium, the event featured a photo and poster exhibition

At least four members of her family were also injured