Oman yesterday extended till the end of October an amnesty for illegal foreign workers to leave the country with being fined.

The rule of law is a must to achieve the proposed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) world leaders are expected to finalise and set in September for the next 15 years, speakers said at an advocacy discussion yesterday.

Prioritising road development and repairs, garbage management and mosquito control, Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Mayor Sayeed Khokon yesterday announced a Tk 2,085.36 crore budget for the 2015-16 fiscal year.

Freedom fighters attacked him during the Liberation War in 1971, leaving him seriously injured, but he survived.

It was a summer morning in April 1971.

Even after two years into Jubo League leader Milky's murder, the investigators could not find out yet the masterminds behind the killing in Dhaka, leaving the family in utter despair and insecurity.

The High Commission of India (HCI) will open a condolence book for today and tomorrow in memory of former Indian president Dr APJ

One staff at government orphanage, Barisal Shishu Paribar, has been suspended and 13 others have been transferred after the committee

Local public representatives of flood-affected areas in Chittagong have been struggling to provide aid to the victims as they have

The authorities of Dhaka Medical College Hospital have formed an eight-member medical board to properly treat the newborn who

The receding flood water in Bandarban has badly damaged many roads, cutting off road communications between the town and several tourist destinations in the hill district in the last three days.

Another prosecution witness yesterday linked alleged Razakars Obaidul Haque Taher and Ataur Rahman Nani in the killing of one Dabir

Over 162km of road in Chittagong city have been damaged by the incessant rain and consequent waterlogging.

State Minister for Women and Children Affairs Meher Afroz Chumki yesterday urged people not to discuss much the minimum marriageable age of females as stated in the draft Child Marriage Restraint Act because it may deepen the confusion over the issue.

A total of 9.4 million Bangladeshi migrants are toiling in various parts of the globe and sending their hard-earned money back home.

Five more people, including three women and a kid, were killed in a landslide triggered by heavy rains in Cox's Bazar town early yesterday, barely a month after five died in landslides in the district.

Around hundred employees of the National Mushroom Development and Extension Centre in Savar, outside the capital, yesterday laid siege to the office building demanding their jobs back.

Famed former Indian president Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, who had travelled frequently within his country and outside to inspire the youth, also mesmerised students in Dhaka with his captivating speech.

A woman whose body was found in an Uttara gutter by police on June 25 was identified by National Forensic DNA Profiling Laboratory of

The Indian High Commission in Dhaka has advised all to inform the Bangladesh law enforcement authorities for taking legal actions