Capacity payments, take-or-pay clauses and sovereign guarantees created fiscal liabilities, committee says

Second prosecution witness alleges illegal detention and torture at DGFI-run JIC

Nearly 5% of population uses illicit substances, with most users starting before age 25, study finds

BNP chairman urges voters to back the party at Ctg rally

'Call me bhaiya', he tells students during an interactive youth dialogue in Chattogram

Bodies buried side by side in family graveyard

Activists makes dresses using ripe paddy, citing symbolic message

The petition filed on charge of violating HC order over registration of Krishak Sramik Janata Party

Rising air pollution forces residents to rethink the safety of outdoor acitivities

Traffic movement resumes following discussions with administration

BNP launches Ctg election rally amid enthusiastic turnout of leaders, supporters

Crumbling infrastructure and staff crisis hamper treatment as patients rise in Sylhet division

Bangladesh Jatiya Party Chairman Andaleeve Rahman Partho yesterday received a warm and enthusiastic welcome as he returned to his hometown Bhola for a public outreach programme after eight years.

Tanima Mahjabin, a resident of Elephant Road, has been a victim of mugging at least five times in Dhanmondi and Kalabagan.

For decades, history in this region focused on dynasties, wars and imperial courts, but Professor ABM Habibullah shifted attention to trade, culture and the social lives of ordinary people in Bengal, said speakers at an event yesterday.

Chief of Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis Mamunul Haque yesterday alleged that a conspiracy is gradually taking shape to undermine the July uprising, which he said was achieved through the collective participation of students and general people.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said that the party will ensure peace and security for all citizens if it is voted to power.

The challenges of the bilateral relationship between Bangladesh and India should be approached as opportunities for renewed dialogue, said Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan yesterday.

The government is set to build a 1,000-bed hospital in Nilphamari at a cost of Tk 2,459 crore, with most of the funds supposed to be coming from China, to improve access to modern healthcare in the northern region.

Major apparel brands, development partners, development finance institutions, commercial banks, industry experts, and Bangladesh Bank joined a high-level dialogue on January 22 to advance investment pathways for water resilience in Bangladesh’s textile sector.