- Accountability key to resolving Rohingya crisis: Dhaka
- ICC considers revising two-ball rule in ODIs
- 648 brick kilns shut down in anti-pollution drive
- New logo for Bangladesh Police finalised
- Earthquake felt in Dhaka, various parts of country
- China now slaps 125% tariffs on US goods
- Dismembered bodies of 2 women, a kid recovered in N'ganj
- Nasrul Hamid is the greatest 'electricity thief' of all time: Siddique Nazmul
- Shamit begins process to represent Bangladesh
- Residential buildings, farms hit in new US strikes in Sana’a
- Metro Rail’s 2 stations to be closed on Bangla New Year
- Protom Alo, Daily Star represent Hindustan: JAGPA Chhatra League
- 167 more Bangladeshis return from Libya
- Taliban morality enforcers arrest men for having the wrong hairstyle or skipping mosque: UN
- Om Puri confessed his affair a day before his wedding to Seema Kapoor
- Delhi Airport may face flight delays for four months
- Pirates attack trawlers in Bay of Bengal, 68 rescued after 25 hours
- Trump threatens Mexico with tariffs over water dispute
- Trump administration cuts thousands off from Social Security
- Foreign secretary reiterates Rohingya repatriation only solution
SSC exams set to begin tomorrow with new schedule, instructions
The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations in Bangladesh are set to begin tomorrow, Thursday, with 19 lakh 28 thousand students participating. The exams will run until May 13, with theoretical exams scheduled daily from 10 am to 1 pm. Practical exams will take place from May...
Daffodil University suspends lecturer for opposing student solidarity strike for Gaza
Daffodil International University has suspended Tahmina Rahman, a lecturer in its Department of Journalism, Media and Communication, after she opposed a student-led decision to participate in the global No Work, No School strike for Gaza. The suspension follows her warning to students that they...
'Women Student Protest Leaders of Bangladesh' honoured with IWOC Award
The Women Student Protest Leaders of Bangladesh have been honored with the 2025 International Women of Courage (IWOC) Award for their involvement in the student-people mass uprising on 2024. This announcement was made by the US Department of State on 28 March. The Madeleine Albright Honorary...
“We will always stand by you”
Chief of Army Staff General Waker-Uz-Zaman has assured the students injured during the July uprising that the army will always stand by them. You must never lose morale. There is no reason to. You are the proud sons of this nation. You have sacrificed greatly for our country and people. I...
Abrar’s mother for swift verdict execution, fugitive arrests
Buet student Abrar Fahads mother Rokeya Khatun has demanded execution of the High Court verdict soon and arrest of the fugitive convicts immediately, reports UNB. Rokeya Khatun came up with her remarks while talking to reporters at PTI road in Kushtia district town after the pronouncement of the...
Violence against women: Students stage protest at Shahbagh
The students from 30 colleges in the capital have gathered at Shahbagh to demand the maximum punishment for perpetrators of violence, rape, and abuse against women. The students arrived in small processions and took position in front of the National Museum at Shahbagh on Tuesday afternoon....
New political party: Who are in discussion for top six positions
Leaders of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement and the National Citizen Committee are spending busy time with the launch of a new political party led by young leaders from the student-citizen uprising. Politically aware individuals are highly curious about who will assume leadership in this...
ADSM members must leave to join new party: Co-coordinator
Members of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement (ADSM) will have to leave the group if they wish to join the upcoming youth-led political party, ADSM Co-coordinator Rifat Rashid said at a press conference held late night on Wednesday. The press conference was held to announce the formation...
ADSM to launch new student organisation within Friday
The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement (ADSM) is set to launch a new political student organisation by Friday, possibly beginning their journey at Dhaka Universitys Madhur Canteen on Thursday or Friday. Multiple organisers of the anti-discrimination student movement shared this information...
Ex-state minister placed on 5-day remand in murder case
A Dhaka court on Wednesday placed former state minister for industries, Kamal Ahmed Majumder, on a five-day remand in connection with the murder of Anwar Hossain Patwari. The incident occurred in the Golchattar area under Mirpur Model Police Station during the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement....
Anti-discrimination students announce program demanding AL ban
Anti-Discrimination Student Movement announced a nationwide program calling for the trial and banning of the Awami League in a post on their varifiedfacebook page today (February 12). According to the post, the funeral of Shaheed Abul Kashem, who was killed by Awami criminals in Gazipur, will be...
Fascist leaders are in new guise
Incident one: After the 12th national parliament election, a leader named Arzina Parveen Chandni of Palashbari, Gaibandha collected nomination forms to become an MP from Awami Leagues (AL) side in the reserved women seat. During that time, she said that her family has been associated with AL for...
BGB deployed in Mohakhali as Titumir students block railway line
Four platoon members of Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB) have been deployed in the Mohakhali rail gate area. BGB members have taken up positions on the opposite side of the rail gate. They arrived at the scene at around 4:15 pm on Monday. BGB Public Relations Officer (PRO) Md. Shariful Islam...
Four alliances in upcoming election
Four major alliances are being discussed widely in political arena as the 13th National Parliament Election approaches and efforts are underway to form alliances. There is tension regarding the expansion of alliances, and seat-sharing negotiations are ongoing. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party...
Anti-Discrimination Student Movement demands justice for Najma
The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has demanded an exemplary punishment of those involved in the rape and murder of Najma, who worked as a housemaid in the Indian state of Karnataka. Students under the platform held demonstrations at the foot of the anti-terrorism Raju Memorial Sculpture...
Teacher-student relation deteriorates
The distance between teacher and students has increased over the years across educational institutions including schools, colleges, madrasahs and universities, deteriorating the teacher-student relation. The governments policy barred teachers to punish students both physically and mentally. Many...
Chhatra Shibir faces propaganda, emerges stronger: Dr. Shafiqur Rahman
Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, addressed the challenges faced by Islami Chhatra Shibir at a branch leadership workshop. Speaking as the chief guest on January 20 at Shaheed Abdul Malek Auditorium, he emphasized that for over 15 years, false propaganda was used to portray...