Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday underscored the need for more institutional arrangements between Bangladesh and Slovenia

A faction of Gonojagoron Mancha yesterday brought out a procession demanding arrest and trial of the killers of blogger Niladri

Chittagong Mayor AZM Nasir Uddin yesterday stressed the need for introduction of city government, which will bring all public service

The government has undertaken a project to procure 20 dredgers and necessary equipment at the cost of Tk 2,048 crore to enable

Some eminent people yesterday criticised Inspector General of Police AKM Shahidul Hoque for his request to bloggers that they should not "cross the limit".

In yet another impromptu move, the government yesterday decided that speed limiters would be installed in all modes of transports on highways to cap their speeds to 80kmph with an aim to check road accidents.

President Abdul Hamid today meets his Vietnam counterpart Truong Tan Sang and discusses security, connectivity, trade, investment, tourism and culture.

A tribunal in Dhaka fixes August 30 to pass an order in a contempt of court proceeding initiated against Gonoshasthaya Kendra founder Zafrullah Chowdhury.

Dhaka South City Corporation Mayor Sayeed Khokon yesterday reprimanded the engineer concerned for not repairing the road in

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said Bangamata Fazilatunnesa Mujib sacrificed everything to encourage Father of the Nation

Owners and drivers of CNG-run auto-rickshaws in Chittagong yesterday requested that they be allowed to ply their vehicles from 6:00am

President Abdul Hamid yesterday asked the expatriate Bangladeshis in Thailand to continue to work together rising above all differences

The government-to-government (G2G) labour recruitment system between Bangladesh and Malaysia was made to fail.

With the aim to spare people sufferings, particularly from traffic jams, ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC)

Rights activists yesterday demanded a separate land commission and a separate ministry for the plain land indigenous people.

Teachers of different public universities have announced separate programmes in protest of the new proposed payscale.

Amid a recent wave of risky illegal migration, Dhaka and Kuala Lumpur have agreed to closely work together for a permanent solution

The Supreme Court has stayed for eight weeks a High Court order that issued an injunction restraining the activities of existing committee of the Jatiya Press Club.

A section of government officials responsible for preparing, printing and distributing public exam question papers are involved in their

Bangladesh Law Commission has found some gross anomalies in the mobile court act that lead to flawed trials run executive magistrates. In a report on Tuesday, the commission said the Mobile Court Act 2009 that empowers executive magistrates to hold trials may become a repressive law if necessary remedial measures are not taken immediately.