Only five percent of parents, particularly mothers, discuss with their teenage children about the changes they face during their

Bangladesh Press Council plans to introduce enrollment certificates for journalists to ensure the entry of “competent people into the

Today is the 23rd death anniversary of Alhajj Nurul Momen Khan (Mihir), a former secretary.

WHEN Bangladesh graduated to the quarter-finals, it raised the expectation that the contest would be highly competitive and that Bangladesh was to give a fight.

THE mindless assault on theatre workers at the Shilpakala Academy on Wednesday is an appalling example of a lapse in security at such an important cultural centre.

The government yesterday issued a seven-day ultimatum to IRIS Corporation Berhad to start enrolling Bangladeshi expatriates in Saudi

Cultivation of various crops on dry riverbeds and low-lying char lands has become popular as the main source of livelihood for

THE Human Rights Forum Bangladesh (HRFB), a network of 19 rights bodies, has expressed grave concern over the recent police proposal to amend the Torture and Custodial Death (Prevention) Act 2013, terming the recommendations as unconstitutional and in violation of fundamental human rights.

THE only passenger vehicle till date to have been assembled in Bangladesh is the Mitsubishi Pajero by State-run Pragati Industries. The venture started in 2011 has been a commercial success.

Rotarian FH Arif has been elected district governor of Rotary International District 3281 Bangladesh for 2017-18.

Kalpana Chattarjee; mother of Nirmal Chattarjee, joint general secretary of Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council; died due

The second death anniversary of former president Zillur Rahman, a veteran politician, a Language Movement hero, an organiser of the

Internet giant Yahoo is closing its China office as part of a worldwide consolidation aimed at cutting costs

IN the ongoing political turmoil, routine public examinations have been thrown into a chaotic state. SSC exam schedules have been interrupted regularly and not a single exam was held on time.

IT is interesting to see farmers living in a village that has no access to electricity come up with an innovative solution to their irrigation woes.

It is pertinent even today to follow the ideals of noted satirist and politician Abul Mansur Ahmad for people's social and economic

Today is the 36th death anniversary of Abul Mansur Ahmad, a renowned litterateur, journalist and politician of the sub-continent, says a press release.

Utpal Kanti Shaha, former deputy general manager of Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation, died from heart disease at the capital's

In addition to creating massive mass awareness, strict enforcement of traffic rules has become an urgent need to reduce road accidents,

WITH seven nations of South and South East Asia finalising a draft plan to set up grid connections to facilitate trading of electricity, a new horizon opens for power cooperation in the region and beyond.