At least eight protesters were injured today as clashes broke out between police and protesters, demonstrating for justice for those killed in the ongoing protests

Primary schools across the country will not reopen from tomorrow, said Farid Ahmed, Secretary of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education

The US embassy in Dhaka has issued a security alert today, asking the US citizens to practice vigilance and avoid demonstrations and exercise caution in the vicinity of any large gatherings

Braving rain, thousands of people from different parts of the capital are thronging the Central Shaheed Minar this afternoon to join the rally, protesting the killings during the quota reform protests and release of all the arrested and detained students and people

Expressing solidarity with the students' protest, rickshaw-pullers gathered on the road in front of the Central Shaheed Minar today

The National Committee on Security Affairs will hold a meeting tomorrow amid the ongoing student protest

They came in thousands. From students to teachers, guardians with children, lawyers, civil society members, and political activists -- all gathered to join “Droho Jatra” in front of the Jatiya Press Club seeking justice for those killed during the recent violence.

Thousands of people from a wide spectrum of life demonstrated in Dhaka and elsewhere in the country demanding justice for those killed in the recent violence and release of the arrestees and detainees.

We spoke to students from different public and private universities who participated in the protests and asked about their personal experiences as well as their opinions regarding the newly reformed quota system.

Reflecting upon the current situation in the country, actor and producer Iresh Zaker penned his feelings on Facebook.