- ‘Only Santos can give me the love I need’
- Man United and Tottenham reach Europa League round of 16
- Facilities for women to offer Jumma prayer at mosque in Bashundhara Block-N
- 1st phase of Biswa Ijtema underway in Tongi
- Questions over unidentified bodies
- Major among 4 security personnel martyred in Pakistan’s North Waziristan
- Italy blocks access to DeepSeek to protect users' data
- Trump rescinds funding freeze but uncertainty lives on for many environmental programs
- Switzerland to wrap up dev programmes in Bangladesh by 2028
- Students to form political parties: Yunus tells FT
- Turkiye eliminates over 270 PKK/YPG terrorists in January
- Rosie Winterton appointed as UK trade envoy to Bangladesh
- Dhaka’s air quality turns “unhealthy” this morning
- Indian firm to supply 200 rail coaches to Bangladesh, expects 20% growth
- Dhaka’s mosquito menace spirals out of control, creates people frustrated
- “Mass killings must be addressed as top priority in legal proceedings”
- Trump repeats tariffs threat to dissuade BRICS nations from replacing US dollar
- US air disaster: All 67 people dead
- Zulkarnain Saer labels Transcom Group under Simeen Rahman as dangerous mafia
- All passengers feared dead after jet collides with helicopter in US
Fire at Ctg EPZ factory under control
A massive fire at a carton factory inside the Karnaphuli Export Processing Zone (EPZ) was brought under control involving eight fire service units and a Navy team on Saturday evening. The fire started at around 6:30 pm at the Unity Accessories factory and quickly spread due to the large amount...
Roads remain in chaos as control fails to return
Although various efforts have been made in recent years to enforce discipline on the capitals roads, there has been little progress. Passengers are carelessly getting on and off vehicles in the middle of the road, and reckless overtaking is causing fatalities. Reckless three-wheeled autos are...
Civic services in a state of decline
Civic services in the Dhaka North and South City Corporations have come to a standstill, causing significant inconvenience for service seekers. The rise in dengue cases is being driven by inadequate mosquito control efforts, including irregular pesticide spraying and poor oversight of vector...