The High Court today expressed anger at the publishing of the photo of six detained protest organisers having food at the DB office

The government today decided to observe tomorrow (Tuesday) as a mourning day across the country for the people who were killed during the recent violence centring the movement for quota reform in government jobs

Police detained several people from near the ECB Chattar in Dhaka as several hundred protesters gathered in the area and tried to stage a demonstration around noon today

The six organisers of the quota reform protests, who have been in custody of the detective branch (DB) of police for several days, will be released soon, a top DB official said today

Two Supreme Court lawyers today filed a writ petition with the High Court demanding the immediate release of six detained coordinators of the anti-discrimination students' movement.

The government today told the High Court that taking a 17-year-old college student on remand and tying him with ropes was a mistake and that it will take steps so that such mistakes are not repeated

One more person, who suffered bullet wounds during the recent clashes centring the quota protests, died at Dhaka Medical College Hospital last night

The Detective Branch’s picking up of key coordinators of the quota reform protest “for the sake of security” is unconstitutional, said two legal experts and an academician.

Jhunu Begum says at Narayanganj court premises

Over 2.13 lakh people, most of them unnamed, are accused in around 200 cases filed with police stations in the capital over the recent violence centring the quota reform movement.

Six organisers of the quota reform protest, who are in custody of the Detective Branch of police, yesterday announced the withdrawal of their protest programmes apparently from the DB office on Minto Road in the capital.

It was around 5:30pm on July 18. Khalid Hasan, a first-year student of Ideal College in Dhanmondi, was heading back to his Amligola home in Lalbagh after offering Asr prayers at the Azimpur Government Staff Quarter mosque.

The people who lost their lives in the recent violence are more than mere statistics; they are family members and friends. We try to know the stories of three such names

Violence comes with a hefty price tag for the economy. Beyond the immediate death toll mostly in police shootings, the convulsion of violence that gripped Bangladesh in the middle of this month has left a debilitating impact on the economy.

The recent shutdown has significantly impacted Bangladesh's economy with over $10 billion and climbing in estimated losses, according to the Foreign Investors Chamber of Commerce & Industries (FICCI)

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan today said around 147 people were killed in the conflict and violence centring the quota reform movement

A Jahangirnagar University student, one of the coordinators of the quota reform movement, was picked up early today by men in plainclothes who said they were from the detective branch (DB) of police, his family said

Bangladesh is once again connected to 4G internet, 10 days after mobile internet connectivity was restricted across the country

Says State Minister for ICT Zunaid Ahmed Palak; users to get 5GB free data for 3 days

With our collective inability to pay attention, it is not that unlikely that we will forget this too.