We are used to hearing assurances offered by the operators of various transport services as well as the relevant authorities in the administration that faulty vessels would not be allowed to run, particularly during the Eid holidays.

The Supreme Court yesterday said those who had enforced agitation programmes must shoulder the responsibility for violence and criminal activities that took place during the programmes.

Today is the 3rd death anniversary of Anowar Hossain (FCA), a chartered accountant.

Usuya Howlader, a Language Movement veteran and founder president of Kalapara Rakhine Samaj Kalyan Samity, died in his Kalapara

Today is the first death anniversary of Sabbir Yousuf, former captain of the national hockey team and joint secretary of Dhaka Chambers

The Finance Minister's exasperation in parliament, over the government's inability to take punitive action against a top official of Sonali Bank for his involvement in the Hallmark loan scam as well as of those in the Basic Bank scam...

We are taken aback by the news that some personnel of Barisal Metropolitan Police (BMP) were involved in creating a joint bribe fund as speed money for promotion.

Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has made a defiant speech as cash withdrawal limits begin to bite for Greek bank customers.

At least 202 workers were killed in 147 workplace accidents across the country during the last six months, said a report revealed yesterday mentioning that

A doa mahfil for Meer Md Abul Basher will be held at his Uttara residence (House-106, Sector-11, Road-15,) after Asar prayers

A 10-member team created jointly by the cultural ministry and the Department of Archeology started working yesterday to mark property zone (core zone) and

Kosir Uddin, a freedom fighter and former warrant officer of Bangladesh Army, died due old-age complications at his Fakirpara residence

Rotary International has taken initiatives to help the underprivileged people of the country, said new Rotary Governor SAM Shoket

In a surprise turn of events, the Brazilian wheat imported under certification by the ministry of food to be safe for human consumption has hit a snag.

It is extremely disturbing to see ramshackle, odd-looking contraptions namely Nosimon-Korimon and Bhotbhoti gleefully plying on the country's roads.

The country's youth generally have a highly moralistic concept of integrity. Yet in ethically challenging situations, some will adopt unfair means, a TIB study has found.

Today is the 91th birth anniversary of eminent educationalist, diplomat and intellectual Prof Khan Sarwar Murshid.

It is no wonder that Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid is lamenting the poor budgetary allocation for his ministry, with only Tk. 4000 crore allocated for educational development purposes, while other ministries have been given Tk. 16,000 crore to realise their development objectives.

With Eid in the offing, counterfeit note syndicates have become active again. Over the last few weeks, law enforcers have busted the dens of a number of racketeers who have been dealing in fake notes for a long time.

With only two days remaining, the government's fresh decision to wrap up the college admission process online seems to be stumbling, leaving students and guardians on tenterhooks.