Headline
- Our dream of state reforms is not too ambitious
- State power and structural reforms
- Bangladesh to be happy, prosperous and peaceful
- Bangladesh won’t become a nation of a single group
- Youth can show Bangladesh the path to freedom
- Current OC closed after former OC's escape from police custody
- Rajshahi beat Khulna Tigers as Ryan Burl shines
- Revolutionaries who ended ‘Black Age’ must be honored: Golam Parwar
- At least 15 people killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza since dawn
- Biden to deliver capstone address on foreign policy legacy
- Supreme Judicial Council submits report on Masuda Bhatti to president
- ‘Gambhir abused my family, said bad things about Ganguly’
- ‘Nation desires inclusion of Hasina’s trial as key focus in manifesto’
- Musk is deeply unwell: Biographer makes big claims
- 6 unidentified bodies of July uprising martyrs found at DMC morgue
- Hales terms Tamim's post-match conduct as ‘pathetic’
- Italy’s foreign minister visits Syria to promote a peaceful transition
- Raging Padma River turned into sandbars
- Red alert issued nationwide to capture fugitive former OC Shah Alam
- Tamim Iqbal penalised for Hales incident
Students to get new books by February
Shafiqul Alam, press secretary to chief adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus, said the free textbook distribution among primary and secondary-level students could fully be completed by February 2025. He on Thursday shared the information while addressing a press briefing at Foreign Service Academy in the...