The UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS) has expressed its commitment to strengthening Bangladesh's healthcare infrastructure by ensuring accessible and sustainable solutions

Maddhapara Granite Mining Company Limited in Dinajpur, the country's only underground hard rock mining operation, has temporarily ceased its hard rock extraction due to a mechanical malfunction

The interim government has prepared a list of 16,429 ghost and politically motivated cases for withdrawal.

This long-awaited service, to be introduced in observance of March, the month of independence, is expected to ease patients' suffering and improve medical services at BSMMU, according to the university authorities.

However, the full bench did not fix any date for hearing the review petitions

However, the rest of the demonstrators continued their protest at Shahbagh

The government has deployed eight judicial magistrates in Dhaka to conduct summary trials against criminals

He also underscores the role of prosecutors, calling them a vital link between the government and the courts

Election Commissioner Abul Fazal says after briefing development partners about the next polls

Only one able-bodied member from each affected family will be provided a job in a government, semi-government, or private organisation based on their qualifications, he says

Taslima’s books must be shunned—raising questions about freedom of expression and the very role of the Boi Mela

The protesters under the banner of "Justice for BDR" started the protest programme

Police yesterday temporarily shut down a stall at the Amar Ekushey Boi Mela following an altercation over books by feminist writer Taslima Nasrin.

A court yesterday acquitted daily Amar Desh editor Mahmudur Rahman in a case lodged for attempting to abduct and murder the son of ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, Sajeeb Wazed Joy in the US in 2015.

The Bangladesh economy is bracing for substantial hurdles in the second half of the 2025 fiscal year, with growth projected to decelerate amid inflationary pressures, financial strain and external headwinds.

February 21, 1952. Cumilla town. The local student community, like the rest of the country, takes out a procession in support of the Language Movement. As protesters pass through a Bihari (non-Bangalee) colony, several residents attack the procession with knives. At least 15 students were injured. As soon as the news spread, students from all over town took to the streets.

Five organisations using the National Identity (NID) verification service leaked data to third parties, the Election Commission (EC) has found in a preliminary investigation.

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday called for reconciliation.

Issuing a strong warning against any sort of mob violence, Mahfuj Alam, adviser to the interim government, said the government would handle such issues with an iron hand from now on.

The Crime Scene Unit of the Criminal Investigation Department collected evidence from Dhanmondi 32 yesterday morning.