Shipping Minister Shajahan Khan yesterday gave 72 hours to the sand and coal traders to free 20km of pathway

The government has imposed a ban on all outdoor programmes and gatherings from New Years Eve dusk to dawn the next day “on security grounds”.

An agreement (record of discussions-RoD) has been signed between Korea International Cooperation Agency (Koica) and Economic

A three-day “Mega Beach Carnival” will begin at Cox's Bazar sea beach on December 31 marking Tourism Year-2016.

Dhaka Sangbadpatra Hawkers Bohumukhi Samabaya Samity has condemned the demolition of two newspaper sale centres at the capital's Gulistan.

Secularist writer-blogger Tareq Rahim who was critically injured in an attack at Shuddhashwar publisher's office in the capital's Lalmatia a month ago was released from Dhaka Medical College Hospital yesterday.

A female student of Mirpur Bangla College yesterday filed a case against the president of the college unit of Bangladesh Chhatra League

Rajshahi University Teachers Association (Ruta) will observe a work stoppage from 8:00am to 2:00pm today protesting Finance Minister

An association of left-leaning teachers of Jahangirnagar University yesterday demanded removal of the proctor who allegedly instigated,

The government has taken an initiative to form a database of internet service providers as part of its ongoing efforts to ensure cyber

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