- Renowned Indian filmmaker Shyam Benegal passes away
- Sarwar Alam appointed as President's new Press Secretary
- New Delhi receives letter from Dhaka seeking Hasina’s extradition
- Awami League deprived people of voting rights: Rizvi
- WB commits to continue support for key reform initiatives in Bangladesh
- Russia denies reports Assad's wife has filed for divorce
- Death toll in Meghna ship robbery attack rises to 7
- Rail service on Benapole-Dhaka route via Padma Bridge tomorrow
- Fake reviews flood the internet—Will AI make it worse?
- Rethinking development models, lifestyles and capacity building essential to tackle Climate Change: Environment Advisor
- Legal costs escalate due to lawyers’ syndicate: Tajul Islam
- Saudi delegation meets Syria's new leader: source close to government
- Let's forget all differences and unite to build Bangladesh: Mirza Fakhrul
- Gaza official says Israel strikes on hospital 'terrifying'
- One more dies of dengue
- Chinese company to invest $28.92m in Economic Zone
- Palestinian envoy meets President, thanks Bangladesh for support
- 5 bodies recovered from cargo ship in Meghna
- Bangladesh to kick off Champions Trophy campaign against India
- UN urges ceasefire as Israel intensifies Gaza attacks
Tens of thousands displaced by ethnic brutality in northeast India suffer squalid conditions in camps
Phalneivah Khonsai fled for her life when violence erupted in her neighborhood in Indias volatile northeast, carrying only the essentials and hoping for a quick return, reports AP. Khonsai, along with her husband and three children, abandoned their home, which was later set ablaze by a mob, and...
Inqilab Mancha blocks Kakrail intersection, demands action against Awami League
Inqilab Mancha activists staged a demonstration at Dhakas Kakrail Mosque intersection on Sunday, demanding the cancellation of the Awami Leagues registration and increased safety for students and citizens. The protest began after law enforcement halted the groups march toward the Chief Advisers...
WHO urges greater efforts to prevent drowning in South-East Asia
The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged countries in the South-East Asia Region to enhance efforts to prevent drowning, a leading cause of death that disproportionately affects children and vulnerable populations. According to WHOs first Global Status Report on Drowning Prevention, the region...
85 Bangladeshis return from war-torn Lebanon
Another 85 Bangladeshis have returned home from war-torn Lebanon with the help of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment, the Bangladesh Mission in Beirut, and the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The group arrived on Friday morning...