Dhaka July 19, 2025, 7:44 pm
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday said “The voting right is the basic right of people. We want them to exercise it properly. We want the national election to be improved further in our country,”
A guard of Gono Bhaban, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s official residence, was hurt in what is being explained as “accidental fire in the hands of a colleague
Boro farming is going on in full swing in Sylhet region which is showing full possibility to exceed the target set this season
Myanmar has urged Bangladesh to investigate and provide information about the list of “terrorists and criminals” belonging to the ARSA, which had been previously sent to Bangladesh
The United Kingdom is likely to withdraw the ban on cargo flights from Dhaka to London on Sunday with some observations
Bangladesh has handed over a list of 1,673 Rohingya families (8,032 individuals) to Myanmar to start the first phase of repatriation of the displaced people to their homeland in Rakhine state
Agriculturists at a post-rally discussion in Rangpur have said Bangladesh has achieved revolutionary success in the agriculture, fishery and livestock sectors
BNP on Saturday announced another round of three-day countrywide programme from Monday to Wednesday to register the party’s protest against the jailing of its chairperson Khaleda Zia
Exposure to radiation from electromagnetic fields, especially of mobile-phone tower, is being limited up to 300 GHz under rules in the making to avert health risks
A Dhaka court on Thursday convicted BNP Chairperson Khaleda and sentenced her to five years in Zia Orphanage Trust graft case.
Huge police and RAB members have been deployed in the area. They have set up check-posts at different points and are searching vehicles and suspected people to prevent ‘unwarranted’ people from entering the area.
Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Minister Mustafa Jabbar on Wednesday said computer made by Bangladesh will be exported to Nepal and Nigeria within this month
President Abdul Hamid has been re-elected for the country’s highest office uncontested on Wednesday.
India’s tiger census, which began late last year, will see coordination with Bhutan, Nepal and Bangladesh in estimating the territorial spread of the animal in the subcontinent.
