- Elizabeth Strout, Miranda July shortlisted for Women's Prize for Fiction
- Mymensingh youth who participated in Ukraine war for Russia dies
- CA to hold bilateral talks with Modi, other BIMSTEC leaders tomorrow
- Rescue team led by Bangladesh Army continues its operation in Myanmar
- Thai ministers meet CA on BIMSTEC sidelines
- ‘Evidence of conspiracy to thwart July-August trial found’
- Kagiso Rabada leaves Gujarat Titans squad for personal reasons
- Gold price declines after hitting all-time high on Trump tariffs
- India says 'examining the implications' of US tariffs
- Russia, Cuba, North Korea escape Trump's tariff
- Over 100,000 child deaths, 63,000 stillbirths annually in Bangladesh
- Trump's tariffs dull the dollar's safe-haven sheen
- BIMSTEC Secretary General calls on Touhid
- CA joins official dinner of BIMSTEC
- Real Madrid got $154M from UEFA to top prize money table last season
- Rejuvenated IPL match-winner Siraj praised for 'fire in his belly'
- Top Russian official in Washington for talks on improving ties
- Strict action to be taken to stop extortion in hills: Home Advisor
- China arrests 3 Filipinos on charge of spying
- Strong earthquake strikes eastern Indonesia
Implementing prof Yunus’ philosophy to end violence against women
Bangladesh is witnessing widespread outrage over violence against women, with the tragic case of eight-year-old Asiya in Magura amplifying national grief. Reports of gender-based violence continue to dominate headlines, prompting protests and calls for justice. Women across the country are taking...
Nahid urges to form consensus on justice, reforms before polls
National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Md. Nahid Islam on Monday urged the political parties to form a consensus on justice and reforms before elections. I want to tell political parties, do not do politics of delaying justice and reforms. Form a consensus on justice and reforms, we will make...
Mob justice is undermining the entire success of the revolution
Just as a single drop of lime is enough to spoil an entire glass of milk, or a mischievous monkey can wreck a beautifully arranged garden, a single misstep can destroy a great accomplishment. Recently, the gains of the July Revolution seem to be challenged by the turmoil of mob justice. On...
Home Ministry issues warning on mob justice
The Ministry of Home Affairs has warned about mob justice and urged the people not to take the law into their own hands. The government is committed to bringing the people involved in every mob justice under the law, it said. A media release signed by Home Ministrys Public Relations Officer...
"We seek unity to build just - humane society"
Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, called for collective action in building a just and humane society, free from discrimination, based on the principles of the Quran and Sunnah. Speaking at a rally on Friday evening at the Laksam Bypass on the Cumilla-Noakhali highway, he...
Justice for past murders first, then election
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman has stated that all murders committed during the authoritarian Awami League regime, including the July-August mass uprising massacre, must be brought to justice before elections take place. We do not believe in revenge. However, we certainly seek...
“Mass killings must be addressed as top priority in legal proceedings”
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer, Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, has called for the prosecution of every instance of mass killing in the country, stressing that justice should be the governments top priority. He made the statement during a public gathering at a conference organized by the district...
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...
Aafia Siddiqui appeals for presidential pardon before Trump's takeover
Aafia Siddiqui, the Pakistani neuroscientist jailed in the US, has expressed hope for her release after new evidence emerged suggesting her innocence. Siddiqui, once dubbed Lady al Qaeda by critics, was convicted in 2010 for attempting to kill an FBI agent in Afghanistan, a charge she has long...