- Holiday declared in 3-hill districts on April 13 for Chaitra Sangkranti
- Health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza says 855 killed since Israel resumed strikes
- Hamza departs for England, promises to return in June
- Istanbul divided as Erdogan rival’s arrest sparks anti-govt protests
- Country receives highest ever remittances in 26 days of March
- 12-party alliance submits reform proposal to Consensus Commission
- Tarique Rahman extends Eid greetings to Chief Advisor
- BB re-fixes MFS transaction limit
- Taking oath as mayor depends on party decision: Ishraque
- France opposes 'any form of trade war', FM tells China
- Ishraque Hossain declared mayor of DSCC
- Russian deputy premier meets CA
- Things to know about the limited ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine
- Neglected in times of peace, Germany preps for emergency response
- Trump’s auto tariffs is a ‘direct attack’: Canadian PM
- 'Shobar Agey Bangladesh' concert on Apr 11
- China hopes Europe will make 'rational choice' as transatlantic alliance shifts
- Ready to negotiate to achieve goals: Hamas
- Chinese Exim Bank to support relocation of manufacturing plants in Bangladesh
- Ban Ki-moon, Dongyu meet Dr Yunus
Women’s presence in judiciary soars
Womens participation in Bangladeshs judiciary is rising, with an increasing presence in the Supreme Court, High Court, lower courts, and legal academia. Retired Appellate Division Justice Krishna Debnath highlighted this progress, noting that 625 out of 2,179 lower court judges are now women,...
Erdogan criticizes opposition over mayor's arrest amid corruption probe
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused the opposition Republican Peoples Party (CHP) of pressuring the judiciary after Beşiktaş Mayor Rıza Akpolat was arrested on charges of rigging public tenders. Speaking in Konya on Friday, Erdogan condemned the CHP for defending Akpolat, asserting...
HC bench initiates paper free proceedings from Sunday
Opening a new chapter in countrys judicial history, a High Court bench is all set to begin paper free judicial proceedings from Jan 5. The bench, designated for looking into the matters related to company law, was scheduled to start the process from Jan 2, but it delayed as all activities of the...
2025 to be year of new beginnings for the judiciary: Chief Justice
Chief Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed has said that 2025 will be a year of new beginnings for the judiciary of Bangladesh through the steps taken to implement the announced roadmap. This year, the judiciary of Bangladesh will be completely free from the influence of the executive division and enjoy...
Reform commissions not submitting their reports today
Although the deadline for submitting reports was set for December 31, none of the six reform commissions covering the constitution, election, judiciary, anti-corruption commission (ACC), police, and public administration have submitted their reports so far. The commissions have extended their...