- AI to be used for economic, market stability: Commerce minister
- Bashundhara Group empowers 30 underprivileged women in Monohardi
- Immediate action against any attempt to disrupt law and order: Anne
- Major Zia took the onus when nation was in despair: Dr Zahid
- Media objectivity key to public understanding of state governance: Swapon
- 5 children die from measles symptoms in 24 hours
- Messi makes his Miami homecoming with Argentina
- $500m for Trump, access for Pakistan: How a crypto-diplomatic bet paid off
- Govt cuts LPG prices in line with global market: State Minister
- Speaker highlights friendly ties between Bangladesh, Iran during talks with Ghalibaf
- Biman completes Hajj operations, brings back 34,464 pilgrims
- 438 Ebola deaths reported in DR Congo
- AI’s environmental cost threatens water, land resources for billions by 2030: UN report
- Gold prices jump again, 22-carat gold Tk228,556 per bhori
- Bangladesh likely to face flooding in July-August: FFWC
- Nagelsmann resigns as German coach as Klopp 'ready' to take over
- Budget measures help stabilise prices of essential commodities
- Brazil, Argentina envoys hail football's role in fostering peace, unity, friendship
- At least 40 killed as passenger bus plunges into ravine near Balochistan-KP border
- Croatia coach Dalic slams 'bad refereeing' after 2-1 loss to Portugal
Bangladesh likely to face flooding in July-August: FFWC
Bangladesh is likely to experience flooding in the Brahmaputra and Meghna river basins during July and August due to heavy rainfall in upstream catchment areas, according to the Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre (FFWC). Bangladesh remains vulnerable to flooding in July and August due to...
Permanent measures planned to prevent Meghna erosion next fiscal year
Water Resources Minister Shahiduddin Chowdhury Anee said permanent measures would be undertaken in the next fiscal year to prevent erosion of the Meghna River in the coastal areas of Noakhali. Speaking to journalists after visiting erosion-hit areas at Katakhali Ghat in Char Clark Union on...
15 fishermen jailed for catching jatka
A mobile court has sentenced 15 fishermen to jail for catching jatka in violation of the ongoing ban on fishing in the Padma-Meghna sanctuary area of Chandpur, reports UNB. They were sentenced to different jail terms, ranging from 15 days to three months. The Department of Fisheries,...