Brief talks follow janaza of speaker’s wife

Take Bangladesh to a higher position in the global sporting arena by winning games at home and abroad, he tells them

The National Citizen Party (NCP) yesterday announced mayoral candidates for five city corporations.

National Citizen Party lawmaker Abdul Hannan Masud yesterday told the Parliament that those belonging to Generation Z (Gen Z) no longer want the Constitution of 1972.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has instructed the health minister to visit hospitals even on government holidays to ensure uninterrupted healthcare services for the public.

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed yesterday said the interim government had failed to control mob violence because it was weak, adding that since the elected government took office, there have been no such incidents except one or two isolated cases.

Lays out five-point demand for local polls

Raises allegations of post-election violence and attacks on opposition activists

LGRD minister tells parliament that corruption and nepotism stalled rural road development, especially in the north

Decision on the matter would be announced later in the day’s proceedings, deputy speaker says

BNP Chairman and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman last night instructed party leaders to stand by the people in addressing the country’s ongoing problems, saying people across the country are looking to the party with high expectations.

The Liberation War has been politicised for so long that many young Bangladeshis are growing up confused about what freedom really means, speakers said yesterday.

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed yesterday said the constitutional reforms would give the highest priority to public expectations and the aspirations of those martyred in the student-led mass uprising in 2024.

NCP chief calls on party members to remain active ahead of local govt polls

Brahmanbaria‑2 MP Barrister Rumeen Farhana has said any obstruction to shrine‑based cultural practices in her constituency will not be tolerated.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and opposition leader Shafiqur Rahman has called for an immediate end to the ongoing war and urged all parties to seek peaceful solutions, warning of its growing impact on Bangladesh’s economy and public life.

Efforts to belittle his role have only reinforced his place in Bangladesh’s independence history, Tarique Rahman says

Rumeen Farhana says any obstruction to shrine‑based cultural practices in her constituency won't be tolerated

Shafiqur Rahman calls for unity, urges end to war amid looming energy crisis

Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister and freedom fighter Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku yesterday said the Liberation War was not fought to establish a religion-based state.