- Shab-e-Barat to be observed Feb 14
- 'Our rivers dried up due to various dams in India'
- Govt wants to lay foundation of radical reforms to state structure: Nahid
- NASA’s 2 stuck astronauts take their first spacewalk together
- Govt takes 3 decisions on quota
- Rangpur suffer fourth straight defeat to end group stage
- Court orders to attach Tk368 crore land of S Alam, family
- Japan pledges to continue development cooperation with Bangladesh
- 'Chatradal ready to resist banned Chhatra League on the streets'
- "Bangladesh trapped in web of conspiracies, not running as people expected"
- Much awaited next Dan Brown book announced to be released on Sept 9
- Bangladesh Railway to offer special trains for Ijtema attendees
- Man who burned Quran 'shot dead in Sweden'
- No security risk at Ijtema Ground: RAB DG
- ICT sets April 6 for submitting Jatrabari genocide probe report
- Animals and plants losing their genetic diversity, making them more vulnerable
- CA to inaugurate Amar Ekushey Book Fair on Feb 1
- Meta agrees to pay $25 million to settle lawsuit from Trump
- Bangladesh High Commission in Islamabad celebrates Youth Festival-2025
- What to know about Guantánamo Bay, where Trump plans to send ‘Criminal Aliens’
Dhaka tops list of most polluted cities in world on Monday
Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, was ranked as the most polluted city in the world on Monday, according to the latest data from the World Air Quality Report. The report, which tracks global air pollution levels, revealed that Dhakas air quality was severely impacted by high levels of particulate...
Dhaka’s air quality ranks world's 2nd worst on Thursday
Dhaka, the over populated capitalof Bangladesh, ranked as the city with the second-worst air quality globally, recording an Air Quality Index (AQI) score of 240 at 8:16am on Thursday morning, reports UNB. Thursdays air was classified as very unhealthy, referring to a severe health threat,...
Battling nighttime noise nightmare in Dhaka
Unable to sleep for two consecutive nights due to the deafening noise of bricks being crushed at a nearby construction site, Romena Ahmed finally dialed 999, pleading for police intervention to halt the nighttime work. The police promptly responded, forcing the contractor to pause the...