Prothom Alo investigation DSSC: Drivers draw salaries, others drive garbage trucks, costing lives

22 waste transport vehicles were being driven by people other than their assigned drivers. Some drivers are drawing salaries without driving the vehicles.

Bangladesh unaware of execution of 2 nationals in Mecca, writes to Saudi Arabia seeking details

Bangladesh says Saudi Arabia did not inform it before executing two Bangladeshi nationals, Nazrul Islam and Sweety Akhtar, in Mecca for alleged indecent acts in

National Zoo Lone Rhino spent 13 years alone; 9 other animals remain without companions

At Dhaka’s National Zoo, many animals live alone, including Bangladesh’s only African rhino, companionless since 2013, and a cassowary solitary for nearly 17 years.

Raazi: A gripping tale of unsung heroes

Critics ask whether such films should serve to foster regional peace and mutual understanding or deepen the divide. Or is it just telling a story.

SRB investigation Govt employees involved in question paper leak racket

World Food Day 18.1 million in Bangladesh at risk of food insecurity: WFP

Since when did disrespecting others become a source of income, asks Mehazabien

Recently, several fake videos involving actresses Mehazabien Chowdhury and Pori Moni went viral, sparking widespread discussion and criticism.

British-Bangladeshi Anisa Khan named England women’s kabaddi team captain

Anisa Khan's ancestral home is in Akua village of Rajnagar upazila in Moulvibazar district. Her father, Yawor Khan, moved from Bangladesh to the United Kingdom

Muhammad Yunus receives ‘Hillary Rodham Clinton Award’

Muhammad Yunus received the Hillary Rodham Clinton Award at Georgetown University, presented by Hillary Clinton.

Afrasiab Khattak's column Emergency rule in Pakhtunkhwa: It won’t be an easy ride for the generals

Indian police detain CJP founder Dipke ahead of protest

Journalist killed in Netrokona ‘Feed the children and put them to sleep, I’ll be a little late’

PM greets Hindu community on Durga Puja

World Food Day Food on the plate, but is it nutritious and safe?

In frames A touch of late autumn

Durga Puja holidays: Banks, stock markets to remain open on Saturday

All hospital libraries directed to keep 3 books on Ziaur Rahman and Khaleda Zia

Giant plastic monster with a tree in hand emerges on Cox’s Bazar beach

Papel gang collects millions through extortion at markets and ghats in two areas of Dhaka

Jagannath University ‘Beef Feast’ in protest against notice, cow bought for Tk 125,000

The vehicle has no authorised driver from the city corporation. An outsider, posing as the driver's assistant, had been driving it. After being caught, he fled without collecting any fuel from the pump. The scene took place at the city corporation's municipal filling station at Sayedabad Bus Terminal in the capital at 12:45 am on 5 October 2026.Mohammed Mostafa

Prothom Alo investigation DSSC: Drivers draw salaries, others drive garbage trucks, costing lives

22 waste transport vehicles were being driven by people other than their assigned drivers. Some drivers are drawing salaries without driving the vehicles.

Bangladesh unaware of execution of 2 nationals in Mecca, writes to Saudi Arabia seeking details

National Zoo Lone Rhino spent 13 years alone; 9 other animals remain without companions

Raazi: A gripping tale of unsung heroes

SRB investigation Govt employees involved in question paper leak racket

Bangladesh’s SRB arrested seven people, including NBR, environment, and defence staff, over leaked questions for the Department of Youth Development recruitment exam.

World Food Day 18.1 million in Bangladesh at risk of food insecurity: WFP

Bangladesh has been grappling with high inflation for a long time. Economic growth has slowed, while employment opportunities remain limited.

Since when did disrespecting others become a source of income, asks Mehazabien

British-Bangladeshi Anisa Khan named England women’s kabaddi team captain

Muhammad Yunus receives ‘Hillary Rodham Clinton Award’

Afrasiab Khattak's column Emergency rule in Pakhtunkhwa: It won’t be an easy ride for the generals

Indian police detain CJP founder Dipke ahead of protest

Journalist killed in Netrokona ‘Feed the children and put them to sleep, I’ll be a little late’

PM greets Hindu community on Durga Puja

“The destruction of evil forces and the worship of truth and beauty have given a unique significance to Sharadiya Durga Puja,” he said.

World Food Day Food on the plate, but is it nutritious and safe?

The struggle is no longer just about putting food on the table, but affording nutritious meals and ensuring the food consumed is safe.

In frames A touch of late autumn

As autumn draws to a close, late autumn (Hemanta) gently sets in. Across nature, tender young fruits begin to form on trees while fresh buds

Durga Puja holidays: Banks, stock markets to remain open on Saturday

All hospital libraries directed to keep 3 books on Ziaur Rahman and Khaleda Zia

Giant plastic monster with a tree in hand emerges on Cox’s Bazar beach

Papel gang collects millions through extortion at markets and ghats in two areas of Dhaka

Jagannath University ‘Beef Feast’ in protest against notice, cow bought for Tk 125,000

Bangladesh unaware of execution of 2 nationals in Mecca, writes to Saudi Arabia seeking details

Bangladesh says Saudi Arabia did not inform it before executing two Bangladeshi nationals, Nazrul Islam and Sweety Akhtar, in Mecca for alleged indecent acts in

National Zoo Lone Rhino spent 13 years alone; 9 other animals remain without companions

At Dhaka’s National Zoo, many animals live alone, including Bangladesh’s only African rhino, companionless since 2013, and a cassowary solitary for nearly 17 years.

Raazi: A gripping tale of unsung heroes

Durga Puja holidays: Banks, stock markets to remain open on Saturday

All hospital libraries directed to keep 3 books on Ziaur Rahman and Khaleda Zia

Giant plastic monster with a tree in hand emerges on Cox’s Bazar beach

Papel gang collects millions through extortion at markets and ghats in two areas of Dhaka

Jagannath University ‘Beef Feast’ in protest against notice, cow bought for Tk 125,000

The vehicle has no authorised driver from the city corporation. An outsider, posing as the driver's assistant, had been driving it. After being caught, he fled without collecting any fuel from the pump. The scene took place at the city corporation's municipal filling station at Sayedabad Bus Terminal in the capital at 12:45 am on 5 October 2026.Mohammed Mostafa

Prothom Alo investigation DSSC: Drivers draw salaries, others drive garbage trucks, costing lives

22 waste transport vehicles were being driven by people other than their assigned drivers. Some drivers are drawing salaries without driving the vehicles.

SRB investigation Govt employees involved in question paper leak racket

Bangladesh’s SRB arrested seven people, including NBR, environment, and defence staff, over leaked questions for the Department of Youth Development recruitment exam.

World Food Day 18.1 million in Bangladesh at risk of food insecurity: WFP

Bangladesh has been grappling with high inflation for a long time. Economic growth has slowed, while employment opportunities remain limited.

Afrasiab Khattak's column Emergency rule in Pakhtunkhwa: It won’t be an easy ride for the generals

Indian police detain CJP founder Dipke ahead of protest

Journalist killed in Netrokona ‘Feed the children and put them to sleep, I’ll be a little late’

PM greets Hindu community on Durga Puja

“The destruction of evil forces and the worship of truth and beauty have given a unique significance to Sharadiya Durga Puja,” he said.

World Food Day Food on the plate, but is it nutritious and safe?

The struggle is no longer just about putting food on the table, but affording nutritious meals and ensuring the food consumed is safe.

In frames A touch of late autumn

As autumn draws to a close, late autumn (Hemanta) gently sets in. Across nature, tender young fruits begin to form on trees while fresh buds

Since when did disrespecting others become a source of income, asks Mehazabien

Recently, several fake videos involving actresses Mehazabien Chowdhury and Pori Moni went viral, sparking widespread discussion and criticism.

British-Bangladeshi Anisa Khan named England women’s kabaddi team captain

Anisa Khan's ancestral home is in Akua village of Rajnagar upazila in Moulvibazar district. Her father, Yawor Khan, moved from Bangladesh to the United Kingdom

Muhammad Yunus receives ‘Hillary Rodham Clinton Award’

Muhammad Yunus received the Hillary Rodham Clinton Award at Georgetown University, presented by Hillary Clinton.