After the deaths of 10 workers following toxic gas exposure on August 14 at Ferdous Steel Ship Recycling Industries in Sitakunda, Chattogram, an 11-member investigation committee was formed by the industries ministry.

The future of Bangladesh’s garment industry will be influenced by climate change, automation, artificial intelligence, environmental regulations, and changing consumer expectations.

Invest in digital services to boost migrant earnings, exports

Words of assurance not enough to convince citizens

The unfinished club complex, overgrown with wild vines, and the barren playground edged with weeds offer a stark picture of Abahani’s recent struggles.

Among the traded issues, 20 rose, 348 fell and 21 remained unchanged

Shortage of staff causing services to fall apart throughout healthcare system

IDRA Chairman Mir Nadia Nivin distributed 94 cheques to policyholders of seven life insurance companies.

Hawkers of personal information must be identified, brought to book

At a seminar in Dhaka on August 29, civil society organisations (CSO) led by the Center for Participatory Research and Development took stock of something most of the country has largely forgotten it agreed to:

Address measles vaccination lapses, strengthen mosquito control

The commission now plans to define what qualifies as a “public interest company” and frame rules under existing provision, said BSEC chief

If we were to stick to simple terms, energy transition denotes systematically moving away from a fossil-based energy structure to a low-carbon energy system, and this has posed a challenge to many countries around the world.

Making water from air is scientifically remarkable. Making enough of it, at a cost people can afford, is a very different challenge.

From tensions with China and the Myanmar war to Bangladesh’s changing rhetoric, the Northeast’s growing strategic importance is finding a place in Bollywood

Every morning before work, Rima, a garment worker living on the outskirts of Dhaka, faces a painful dilemma: there is no safe place to leave her two-year-old daughter.

Bangladesh launched its pink, women-only bus service, operated by female drivers, on August 18. This is a step forward in addressing women’s safety and mobility.

Schools, homes are at risk of being washed away in Barishal’s Kedarpur union

August 25 was observed as the “Ninth Anniversary of Rohingya Genocide Day” in the camps of Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh.

As the car's current owner is currently abroad, officials asked his wife to produce documents related to the purchase. She could not provide any documents