Diplomacy India unsure whether Tarique Rahman or his representative will attend BRICS

Responding to a question on the matter at the Ministry of External Affairs’ briefing today, Jaiswal said he had no new information on the issue.

Perception of viewing Hindus as vote bank has shattered: Home Minister

The perception of viewing the votes of Hindus as the vote bank of fascist forces has been broken, said Home Affairs Minister Salahuddin Ahmed.

Raihan posts pistol-firing video hours after Jubo Dal activist shot dead in Raozan

Around five hours after a Jubo Dal activist was shot to death in broad daylight, Md Raihan posted a video of himself firing a pistol.

In frames From village to kitchen of star hotels

Rizvi to Opposition Carry out your long march, but offer an alternative for gas, power

Luxury malls, laboratory, dust-cleaning vehicles among Tk 1.42b projects lying unused

Mohiuddin Ahmad's Column The failure to learn from history

These days, the process of paying taxes has become digital. Several years’ worth of taxes had accumulated, so he went to a land office in

Jamaat warns govt of public backlash if Opposition long march is obstructed

Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Porwar warned that any government obstruction of the opposition’s long march would cost public confidence and trigger backlash.

Bangladeshis among nearly 100 migrants held by Bosnia at Croatia border

Police seized two boats that migrants were to use to cross the Sava river, and identified two suspected smugglers.

NCP steps up street protests alongside parliament, long marches and mass rally ahead

What skywatchers in Bangladesh can expect to see until 15 Sept

Bangladeshis advised to book hotels before travelling to Kolkata

New oil refinery to be built in Bangladesh after 58 years

Govt faces rising spending pressure amid limited revenue

BUET Professor Nazrul Islam dies

Woman hit by state minister’s car dies in Bogura

Nepal Floods: 2 hydropower workers rescued alive from tunnel after more than a week

Janmashtami today

Iran war is not a war, US VP Vance says

Iran hits US targets as Washington says probing wedding strike

India's MEA spokesperson Randhir JaiswalFile photo: Screengrab of a video published in the website of India's MEA

Diplomacy India unsure whether Tarique Rahman or his representative will attend BRICS

Responding to a question on the matter at the Ministry of External Affairs’ briefing today, Jaiswal said he had no new information on the issue.

Perception of viewing Hindus as vote bank has shattered: Home Minister

Raihan posts pistol-firing video hours after Jubo Dal activist shot dead in Raozan

In frames From village to kitchen of star hotels

Rizvi to Opposition Carry out your long march, but offer an alternative for gas, power

He further said the Opposition should present a plan outlining what steps should be taken to tackle the current crisis.

Luxury malls, laboratory, dust-cleaning vehicles among Tk 1.42b projects lying unused

At least 11 such projects built by Chattogram City Corporation and the Chattogram Development Authority (CDA) have cost around Tk 1.42 billion.

Mohiuddin Ahmad's Column The failure to learn from history

Jamaat warns govt of public backlash if Opposition long march is obstructed

Bangladeshis among nearly 100 migrants held by Bosnia at Croatia border

NCP steps up street protests alongside parliament, long marches and mass rally ahead

What skywatchers in Bangladesh can expect to see until 15 Sept

Bangladeshis advised to book hotels before travelling to Kolkata

New oil refinery to be built in Bangladesh after 58 years

The country’s only oil refinery was built in 1968. After 58 years, construction of the country’s second and largest oil refinery is finally set to

Govt faces rising spending pressure amid limited revenue

Budget’s 42pc is allocated to sectors, including salaries and allowances and pensions for civil servants, interest payments on loans, and subsidies and incentives.

BUET Professor Nazrul Islam dies

Professor Nazrul Islam, a teacher and researcher at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), has died.

Woman hit by state minister’s car dies in Bogura

Nepal Floods: 2 hydropower workers rescued alive from tunnel after more than a week

Janmashtami today

Iran war is not a war, US VP Vance says

Iran hits US targets as Washington says probing wedding strike

India's MEA spokesperson Randhir JaiswalFile photo: Screengrab of a video published in the website of India's MEA

Diplomacy India unsure whether Tarique Rahman or his representative will attend BRICS

Responding to a question on the matter at the Ministry of External Affairs’ briefing today, Jaiswal said he had no new information on the issue.

Rizvi to Opposition Carry out your long march, but offer an alternative for gas, power

He further said the Opposition should present a plan outlining what steps should be taken to tackle the current crisis.

Luxury malls, laboratory, dust-cleaning vehicles among Tk 1.42b projects lying unused

At least 11 such projects built by Chattogram City Corporation and the Chattogram Development Authority (CDA) have cost around Tk 1.42 billion.

NCP steps up street protests alongside parliament, long marches and mass rally ahead

What skywatchers in Bangladesh can expect to see until 15 Sept

Bangladeshis advised to book hotels before travelling to Kolkata

New oil refinery to be built in Bangladesh after 58 years

The country’s only oil refinery was built in 1968. After 58 years, construction of the country’s second and largest oil refinery is finally set to

Govt faces rising spending pressure amid limited revenue

Budget’s 42pc is allocated to sectors, including salaries and allowances and pensions for civil servants, interest payments on loans, and subsidies and incentives.

BUET Professor Nazrul Islam dies

Professor Nazrul Islam, a teacher and researcher at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), has died.

Mohiuddin Ahmad's Column The failure to learn from history

These days, the process of paying taxes has become digital. Several years’ worth of taxes had accumulated, so he went to a land office in

Jamaat warns govt of public backlash if Opposition long march is obstructed

Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Porwar warned that any government obstruction of the opposition’s long march would cost public confidence and trigger backlash.

Bangladeshis among nearly 100 migrants held by Bosnia at Croatia border

Police seized two boats that migrants were to use to cross the Sava river, and identified two suspected smugglers.