- PM for upholding values of peace, humanity to build safer world
- President urges Morocco to hire skilled Bangladeshi manpower
- Finance Minister says no one left out in upcoming budget
- President urges South Korea to boost trade, investment with Bangladesh
- Neymar 'Recovering Well' From Injury Ahead Of 2026 FIFA World Cup
- Govt appoints Abdun Naser Khan as Industries Secretary
- No plan to drop Bangla, philosophy, history from honours courses: Milon
- Iran says US blocks ticket access for its World Cup supporters
- Pakistan, Lebanon army chiefs meet as Middle East mediation drags on
- US Ambassador calls on opposition leader
- MPs’ aides play vital role in strengthening grassroots democracy
- Bangladesh inaugurates first satellite ocean data centre
- Bengali, History, Philosophy honors cancellation claims ‘baseless’
- Appellate Division stays HC verdict on Supreme Court Secretariat
- Global conflicts hit 80-year high in 2025
- Norway seeks Bangladesh's support ahead of FIFA World Cup
- FIFA World Cup Fixtures with Bangladesh timings
- US envoy pays courtesy call on PM’s Defense Adviser
- Adolescent suicide risks reveal deepening mental health crisis in Bangladesh
- Any eligible can contest Local Government polls individually
Slow progress on Rupganj highway projects raises fears of Eid travel suffering
Slow progress in the construction of the Asian Highway Bypass and Dhaka-Sylhet Highway in Rupganj has caused severe daily traffic congestion, raising concerns over possible suffering for Eid holiday travellers. Commuters, drivers and transport workers have demanded urgent road repairs and faster...
Human chain demands swift execution of Narayanganj seven murder verdict
Relatives of victims and local residents formed a human chain on Monday, demanding swift implementation of the verdict in the widely discussed Narayanganj seven murder case. The programme was held at the Mouchak bus stand area in Siddhirganj along the DhakaChattogram highway at around 11:00 am....
Export decline not caused by fuel disruption, says Jute Minister
Khandakar Abdul Muktadir, Minister for Textiles and Jute, said the idea that exports have declined due to fuel disruption is incorrect, attributing the slowdown to weak global demand. Speaking to journalists after visiting an industrial site in Siddhirganj on Saturday, the minister said...