Dhaka March 5, 2026, 2:56 pm
A young man died after the compressor of an air-conditioner (AC) exploded at a house in city’s Aftabnagar area on Thursday morning.
Although there was a decline in the number of road accidents, the country saw more deaths on roads in the immediate-past year of 2019 compared to 2018.
The Indian premier phoned Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina around 12:20pm and extended English New Year greetings to her
Minister hopes for a congestion-free Dhaka by 2030
Information Minister Hasan Mahmud on Wednesday said the ‘Media Workers Bill’ will be placed in the Cabinet very soon.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday announced 'Light Engineering' as the product of the year to give special attention to this sector for earning more foreign exchange through exporting various products.
Noisy arguments over Tk 130 billion audit claims badly affected the industry
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday said her government wants to provide modern and tech-based education to children so that they could grow up properly to cope with the new era.
Finance division amended the loan scheme today and set a maximum interest of 9 percent
The government commissioned 19 power generation units under 15 power plants in the outgoing year that added about 2,291 MW electricity to the national grid from January to November.
Essentials' prices rise 3-173pc: TCB
Workers of nine state-owned jute mills in Khulna and Jashore continued their fast-unto-death for the second consecutive day on Monday.
An ATM booth has been installed in the city’s Khulshi area from which people will be able to collect fresh water from January 1 by punching in their prepaid cards.
Project on target to open in Mujib Year
The commerce ministry will take necessary steps to control the import of lead chromate and use of such harmful metal in the country
Despite increased inflow of remittance in 2019, labour migration from Bangladesh has declined by about 10 percent compared to the previous year, says a new study.
President Abdul Hamid on Sunday called for modernising Bangladesh’s higher education system and making it time-befitting.
Parts of Bangladesh shivering in bone-chilling winter will have little to no respite in the coming week as the government reports 50 deaths from cold-related diseases since November.
Two officials of the customs house on Wednesday filed the cases with the port city’s Bandar police station under the money laundering act
Demand sags on arrival of local variety
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