Not a day goes by that we don’t hear or read about children being raped, beaten, or killed.

It is unacceptable that the residents of south-eastern Dhaka are getting sewage-like stinky water from Dhaka Wasa.

We condemn the brutal torture of a Bangladeshi man by India’s Border Security Force (BSF). As this newspaper reported yesterday,

The whereabouts of 159 victims of what is alleged to be enforced disappearance is still unknown.

The tragic death of 21-year-old Fahmida Haque Labannya, a third-year student of computer science and engineering at Brac University, on Thursday in a road accident in the Sher-e-Bangla Nagar area has left us speechless.

A joint press conference organised by Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB), Bangladesh Institute of Planners, Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA),

The spiralling of prices of essentials before and during Ramadan has become the norm in the country, no matter how unethical the

The prime minister’s call for everyone to stay alert alongside the intelligence agencies and law enforcement agencies to fight religious

It is quite astonishing to find that a newly constructed 250 bed hospital in 2017 has not been commissioned due to an inter-departmental row over pending electricity bills.

he call of the prime minister to the world body to do more for a permanent resolution of the Rohingya crisis, of which the only country to have suffered and endured the brunt has been Bangladesh, needs to be iterated constantly.

Despite the massive overhaul that the ready-made garments (RMG) industry in Bangladesh has undergone since the Rana Plaza collapse

A recent survey conducted by the Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM) titled “Credit Operations of Banks” has shed light on

While we need the industrial sector to be a major driver of our growth, it cannot be at the expense of the environment.

We are surprised at the Wasa MD's comment that the water supplied by Wasa in the capital is hundred percent pure.

We are at a loss of words at the number of lives lost in the wake of gruesome bombings on churches and hotels in Sri Lanka on Easter

As the mango season approaches, instead of looking forward to enjoying this succulent fruit, mango lovers should be worried about

The Bagerhat sub-registrar and land record office with its 150 employees have been working out of a British-era building that was declared risky by authorities back in 2012.

We are delighted to know from a report in this paper that, according to government data, female secondary students outnumber their male counterparts in 63 of the 64 districts.

The future of our rivers and water bodies is bleak and there is an urgent need for the government to see through the projects it has undertaken. This aspect emerged clearly in a seminar organised by the water resources ministry marking World Water Day.

It seems that insofar as the freedom of the press is concerned, Bangladesh is going down at an increasing rate. According to the 2019