Iranian media says negotiations with US have begun

Iranian media said on Saturday that negotiations with the United States to end the Middle East war had begun in Islamabad

Opinion Awami League's activities banned, what is the position on Jamaat?

The dirty trick played by the Awami League government by banning the political party lasted only a few days.

Public Admin objects as Telecom Minister wants controversial official

Telecom Minister Fakir Mahbub Anam has sent a D.O letter to the Ministry of Public Administration, seeking to appoint a controversial official of the rank

'Pir' beaten to death in Kushtia; shrine vandalised and set on fire

An 'pir' (spiritual leader) was beaten and hacked to death during an attack on his shrine in Kushtia over accusations of insulting religion.

US and Iran envoys meet Pakistani PM as negotiations get under way

Police uniform revamp: Tk 760m was spent, redesign sought again

Sohrab Hassan's column Laws passed in parliament, accountability, and MPs’ inexperience

Good governance is rare. Our politicians are democrats while in opposition, ready to sacrifice their lives for democracy. But in power, they forget about democracy.

Reserved women’s seats Wives and daughters of Jamaat MPs not to receive nominations

The Jamaat-led alliance will receive 13 seats. Of these, how many seats will be allocated to other alliance partners, has not yet been finalised.

Opinion Will the national flag carrier Biman finally find its compass?

Biman stands at crossroads: it can remain hostage to bureaucratic stagnation or it can take the bold path towards becoming a professional and profitable carrier

PM to inaugurate 'Farmer Card' pre-pilot programme on 14 April

US, Iran teams in Pakistan for peace talks

Relief minister falls sick at Saidpur airport, to be air lifted to Dhaka

Apollo–Chennai to provide training to physicians in Bangladesh

Road accidents kill nearly 100 children among 532 in March across country: RSF

BNP to get 36 reserved women’s seats, hundreds apply, who are the favourites

Bangladesh condemns Israeli strikes on Lebanon and death of Dipali

In West Bengal, 65pc Muslim voters excluded in 3rd phase of SIR

Savoy launches new Discone variant

Artemis II astronauts safely back on Earth after trip around moon

Measles: 4 more children die with symptoms

This handout photograph taken on April 11, 2026 and released by Pakistan's Prime Minister Office shows Pakistan's Army Chief and Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir (R), Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar (2R), Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif (3R) during their meeting with Iran's parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf (4L) and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi (2L) prior to the US-Iran peace talks in Islamabad.AFP

Iranian media says negotiations with US have begun

Iranian media said on Saturday that negotiations with the United States to end the Middle East war had begun in Islamabad

Opinion Awami League's activities banned, what is the position on Jamaat?

Public Admin objects as Telecom Minister wants controversial official

'Pir' beaten to death in Kushtia; shrine vandalised and set on fire

US and Iran envoys meet Pakistani PM as negotiations get under way

Senior Iranian and American delegations met Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad on Saturday

Police uniform revamp: Tk 760m was spent, redesign sought again

Over the past week, the police administration met with home minister Salahuddin Ahmed twice at the secretariat and presented five colour options for new uniforms.

Sohrab Hassan's column Laws passed in parliament, accountability, and MPs’ inexperience

Reserved women’s seats Wives and daughters of Jamaat MPs not to receive nominations

Opinion Will the national flag carrier Biman finally find its compass?

PM to inaugurate 'Farmer Card' pre-pilot programme on 14 April

US, Iran teams in Pakistan for peace talks

Relief minister falls sick at Saidpur airport, to be air lifted to Dhaka

Apollo–Chennai to provide training to physicians in Bangladesh

India’s Apollo Hospital Enterprise Limited has taken an initiative to begin operations in Bangladesh.

Road accidents kill nearly 100 children among 532 in March across country: RSF

At least 98 children were killed in road crashes across Bangladesh in March, underscoring the growing toll of unsafe roads on the country’s most vulnerable.

BNP to get 36 reserved women’s seats, hundreds apply, who are the favourites

Nomination seekers of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) for the reserved women’s seats in parliament have become active.

Bangladesh condemns Israeli strikes on Lebanon and death of Dipali

In West Bengal, 65pc Muslim voters excluded in 3rd phase of SIR

Savoy launches new Discone variant

Artemis II astronauts safely back on Earth after trip around moon

Measles: 4 more children die with symptoms

This handout photograph taken on April 11, 2026 and released by Pakistan's Prime Minister Office shows Pakistan's Army Chief and Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir (R), Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar (2R), Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif (3R) during their meeting with Iran's parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf (4L) and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi (2L) prior to the US-Iran peace talks in Islamabad.AFP

Iranian media says negotiations with US have begun

Iranian media said on Saturday that negotiations with the United States to end the Middle East war had begun in Islamabad

US and Iran envoys meet Pakistani PM as negotiations get under way

Senior Iranian and American delegations met Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad on Saturday

Police uniform revamp: Tk 760m was spent, redesign sought again

Over the past week, the police administration met with home minister Salahuddin Ahmed twice at the secretariat and presented five colour options for new uniforms.

PM to inaugurate 'Farmer Card' pre-pilot programme on 14 April

US, Iran teams in Pakistan for peace talks

Relief minister falls sick at Saidpur airport, to be air lifted to Dhaka

Apollo–Chennai to provide training to physicians in Bangladesh

India’s Apollo Hospital Enterprise Limited has taken an initiative to begin operations in Bangladesh.

Road accidents kill nearly 100 children among 532 in March across country: RSF

At least 98 children were killed in road crashes across Bangladesh in March, underscoring the growing toll of unsafe roads on the country’s most vulnerable.

BNP to get 36 reserved women’s seats, hundreds apply, who are the favourites

Nomination seekers of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) for the reserved women’s seats in parliament have become active.

Sohrab Hassan's column Laws passed in parliament, accountability, and MPs’ inexperience

Good governance is rare. Our politicians are democrats while in opposition, ready to sacrifice their lives for democracy. But in power, they forget about democracy.

Reserved women’s seats Wives and daughters of Jamaat MPs not to receive nominations

The Jamaat-led alliance will receive 13 seats. Of these, how many seats will be allocated to other alliance partners, has not yet been finalised.

Opinion Will the national flag carrier Biman finally find its compass?

Biman stands at crossroads: it can remain hostage to bureaucratic stagnation or it can take the bold path towards becoming a professional and profitable carrier