Adulterated spices, especially powdered spices, have flooded the markets in Lalmonirhat ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr.

Soumir Baroi held hostage inside one of the bathrooms at Holey Artisan Bakery, which is witnessing a hostage situation, managed to establish contact with his brother Gopal via texts.

It is distressing news that thousands of people in Thanchi, a remote hilly upazilla of Bandarban, are facing an acute food crisis

An estimated 70 lakh people leave Dhaka to celebrate Eid outside the capital, the majority of whom use buses for transport. The rush of

Police recovered the body of an unidentified man, aged about 55, from the port warehouse under Benapole Port Police Station in Jessore

The 161st anniversary of the Santhal rebellion against the British fell on 30 June 2016, and to commemorate the occasion Dinajpur's

Two recent cases of murder have caught the public eye. First, the murder of Tonu that still remains shrouded in mystery.

Corruption seems to be the order of the day, as revealed by the TIB National Household Survey 2015, with about 70 percent households falling victim to it while accessing basic services such as passport, law enforcement, education, BRTA, land administration, judiciary, health, etc.

Seventy-nine people were killed either in alleged crossfires or in custody of the law enforcement agencies during the first six months of this year, Ain O Salish Kendra says in a report.

The Mujibur Rahman Women's College of Bogra, afflicted with shortage of teachers and education facilities, is another proof of the dismal state of the local colleges in Bangladesh.

A fire broke out at a residential multi-storeyed building in the city on June 29 and we are relieved that the fire brigade personnel were able to put it out in six hours and there were no casualties.

The Brahmaputra River brings melted Himalayan snow on a long, winding southward journey, to reach Bangladesh as water, in

The name of their country is Bangladesh and its capital Dhaka- this is what few primary school students in India replied when they were asked some very simple questions.

Last Monday Naogaon town dwellers were greeted by an unusual visitor when a grey langur, also called a Hanuman langur, adopted the

We are heartened by the Prime Minister's Office's circular to the chiefs of all utility service providers in the capital, directing them to ...

TK 92,765 crore has been set aside as the 'gender budget' in the next fiscal for the development of women. However, we are not clear as

Customs House officials at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka seize one lakh illegally imported ATM cards suspected to have been brought for use in financial crimes.

Ban on direct cargo flights from Bangladesh to Germany will not affect the country’s exports, says German Ambassador Thomas Prinz.

The pictures of two women published in this paper yesterday, before and after they were rescued in mentally decrepit condition

The news of 187 Bangladeshi indigenous people fleeing their homes and trying to cross over to India gives an indication of the