- Biden promises 'peaceful' transition in wake of Trump win
- Dengue takes 7 more lives in 24hrs
- Delegation of US Indo-Pacific Command paid a courtesy call on Army Chief
- Rickshaw carrying martyr Nafiz to be preserved at Ganabhaban memorial museum
- Forest officials rescue 12 endangered capped langurs in Moheshkhali
- Bangladesh Bank Governor urges patience as it could take time to curb inflation
- There will be documentation of money wasted in the name of Mujib Year: CA’s Press Secretary
- Arakan Army returns 20 Bangladeshi fishermen taken from Naf River
- Touhid sees no major shift in US policy towards Bangladesh under Trump
- Local, foreign investors urged to invest in Bangladesh's marine, offshore industry
- South Korea hints at providing weapons to Ukraine
- Bury political divisions for greater national interests: Jamaat Ameer Shafiqur Rahman
- British Council launches 3rd ‘Next Generation Bangladesh’ research series
- Inflation in Bangladesh went up in Oct
- Government prioritizes environmental protection to build a new Bangladesh: Environment Advisor
- Price fall in large-cap drives stocks further down
- Khelafat Majlis nominates 5 for New EC formation
- NBR nominates six officials for C&F Agent attachment
- Three arrested over killing of 2 auto-rickshaw drivers in Gendaria
- Govt decides to repeal Cyber Security Act
Phone therapy helps refugee children, study finds
Refugee children struggling with mental health issues can benefit from telephone-based therapy, a new study by the University of Surrey has revealed, reports BBC. The research, led by Professor Michael Pluess, found that phone therapy led to a strong and consistent reduction in mental health...
Children at risk of Vitamin D deficiency in winter
A recent research study has found that winter lurks a serious health danger. According to the study, the faint sunrays of winter are not enough to produce vitamin D, creating a seasonal deficiency. The research study is from McGill University which was published in Science Advances. It shows...
400,000 children in Lebanon have been displaced in 3 weeks by war: UN
More than 400,000 children in Lebanon have been displaced in the past three weeks, a top official with the UN childrens agency said Monday,. They said with a serious concern that a lost generation in the small country grappling with multiple crises and now in the middle of war. Israel has...