The High Court today summarily rejected a petition filed by Nobel laureate Prof Muhammad Yunus and six other officials of Grameen Telecom, challenging a Dhaka court’s order on framing charges against them in a case

Four more people, including a six-year-old child, who sustained injuries during clashes centring the quota reform movement earlier, died in different hospitals today

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has arrested 1,380 people in 154 cases filed over the violence and sabotage centring the quota reform protests in the capital "over the last few days"

Two members of Kuki-Chin National Front (KNF) were killed during a raid by joint forces in Saikatpara area of Bandarban's Ruma upazila today, said a press release of the Inter-Services Public Relations Directorate

The government is trying hard to arrest all the attackers of Narsingdi District Jail and the masterminds behind the incident, said Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan yesterday.

The launch of a dedicated bus service between Dhaka-Gazipur corridor may get delayed further as miscreants have damaged 22 escalators to be used for elevated stations on the route during the recent unrest.

Julekha Khatun could not sleep. Her husband Helal, 49, was arrested at 2:00am yesterday from their residence in Karail slum.

Drives going on in Dhaka, elsewhere; scores of BNP, Jamaat activists among them

Three charred bodies were recovered from the second floor of Haji Ibrahim Shopping Centre in Shimrail area of Narayanganj yesterday.

The judicial commission, formed to probe the deaths in violence centring the quota protests, will begin visiting the flashpoints of clashes as soon as the situation improves.

Rapid Action Battalion yesterday claimed that miscreants collected funds from Europe and Middle East in the name of providing aid to students during the quota protests.

From vending machines to ticket counters, from offices to police control rooms, from computers to television screens and close circuit cameras -- everything inside the Mirpur-10 metro station was smashed to bits.

Rangpur police yesterday launched an investigation into the killing of Abu Sayed, of Begum Rokeya University, during a clash between cops and quota reform protesters on Tuesday.

A Brahmanbaria court yesterday sentenced a man to death for killing his nephew and niece in Banchharampur upazila in 2020.

Rangpur police yesterday launched an investigation into the killing of Abu Sayed, of Begum Rokeya University, during a clash between cops and quota reform protesters on Tuesday

The police headquarters in a statement today said rumours are being spread regarding the hacking of the official website of Bangladesh Police.

A clash broke out between police and quota reform activists at Chaktai this morning, near the third Karnaphuli Shah Amanat Bridge, shortly after protesters staged a sit-in blocking vehicular movement between Chattogram city and Cox’s Bazar

Minister for Post, Telecommunications and Information Technology Zunaid Ahmed Palak on Wednesday said digital media, including social media platforms like Facebook, should be held accountable to prevent rumours and misinformation

After day-long clashes with police, most of the protesting students left the campus today.

“I believe our students will get justice. They will not be disappointed,” she said while addressing the nation this evening