The government yesterday accepted the resignations of the Bangladesh Bank governor and the chairman of Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) and decided to fill the position of the governor soon.

Mohammad Ali Khokon resigned from his post as president of the BTMA today, citing personal reasons

The suspension began on August 3

They formed a human chain in front of the National Press Club

The market rose for the fourth consecutive day

Many said they have been denied promotion for years

They said they were forced to resign

A senior official of the anti-money laundering agency confirmed it

The DSEX soared 0.99% to 5,983.76 as of 12.38pm

The situation worsened when officials and Deputy Managing Director Miftah Uddin tried to enter the headquarters of the bank

Bangladesh ranks among the lowest in South Asia regarding the availability of fruits and vegetables, resulting in poor nutrition outcomes for its 170 million people..Avinash Kishore, a senior research fellow at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), shared the findings a

Businesses hope the situation may get better from next week

Banking rules were made, but none enforced or followed those, he says

Cash-carrier security agencies refrained from carrying cash amid fears of looting

Bangladesh has entered a new chapter in its journey as the wheels of the economy are rolling again, with the country still healing from fresh wounds.

Abdur Rouf Talukder resigned citing health reasons

We are currently living a critical juncture in Bangladesh’s history. The students, whose lives, blood, and sweat brought the change, have made it abundantly clear that the change of players is just the first step towards changing the game, not the final or even the penultimate step. They cannot be gamed into thinking that the game is changing. The question now is what exactly needs to change and how.

The congestion of import and export containers at the Chattogram port is slowly clearing, with port activities ramping up since yesterday morning.

Hotels, resorts and motels in the country’s holiday destinations are lying idle for a lack of tourists amidst the deterioration of law and order since Sheikh Hasina resigned from the post of prime minister on August 5 in the face of a mass uprising.

Almost all garment and textile mills have reopened after staying in limbo for four days as fears of vandalism and arson gripped the nation, industry leaders said yesterday.