Islamabad yesterday summoned the Bangladesh high commissioner there twice to lodge protest against the recent “treatment meted out to its envoy” in Dhaka.

Syed Almas Kabir, CEO of Metro Net Bangladesh Ltd, and Imtiaj Rasul, consultant of Data Search, were elected

Society for Media and Suitable Human-Communication Techniques (SoMaSHTe) yesterday organised a seminar on the

Awami League leader and Liberation War organiser Abdur Razzak had made sacrifices time and again for different

Workers of Chandpur Tea Estate in Chunarughat upazila of Habiganj yesterday held a rally at the estate, protesting the government move to set up a special economic zone there.

Bangladesh Hindu Bouddha Christian Oikya Parishad (BHBCOP) yesterday urged the government to step up security for the Christian religious and community leaders who were threatened with death recently.

Lands of indigenous people are being grabbed unabated in Chapainawabganj's Nachole upazila as the government policies and legislation in this regard are not being fully implemented, says a survey of the Parliamentary Caucus on Indigenous Peoples.

The first bus service for Hatirjheel area was launched yesterday with a view to helping visitors take a trip around the project as well as to facilitate the daily journeys of the residents of the nearby areas.

Dhaka North City Corporation Mayor Annisul Huq pledges to rid traffic congestion in the Gabtoli bus terminal area by December 30.

A group of human rights organisations has appealed to the US government to allow or arrange emergency relocation of Bangladeshi

Hajj agencies found guilty of trafficking Bangladeshis in the name of Umrah will not be allowed to send pilgrims to

Boys should be addressed and taught in schools as well as at family levels to treat women with respect, and that will

There is no existence of terrorist organisation IS in Bangladesh as intelligence agencies do not have any evidence of

The law ministry yesterday brought a change in the posts of its five high officials through promotion and posting.

Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra sound engineer Rashidul Hossain die at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital, He was 72.

Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority has sent the following protest note to a news item titled “16,000 tea workers face uncertainty” published on 20 December, 2015. It alleged that while publishing this news item, no serious attention was given to the urgency and necessity of setting up Economic Zones to bring about positive change and development in the poorer and less developed areas of the country.

On the occasion of Bangladesh's Victory Day and Christmas a reception was organised at Kiplings restaurant in North London on December 15, said a press release.

Opportunities must be given to people to develop and utilise the talent they are born with, said speakers at an experience sharing meeting on “Career Development Programme for the Women from Marginalised Communities”.

Several thousand workers of 24 tea gardens in the district abstained from work yesterday, demanding that the government cancel the

Hunger brought them here. They slashed and cleared the jungle, braving snakes, tigers, and malaria and set up the tea estates.