US plans to revoke up to 200,000 visas of foreigners seeking asylum

Trump has pursued an immigration crackdown that includes revocations of visas and green cards and an aggressive deportation drive.

Stock-allocation Govt warehouses have fertiliser, problem lies in distribution

Despite sufficient allocations, only half or less of the allocated fertiliser has been lifted in some areas. Farmers are facing difficulties at the field level.

Nine years of the Rohingya influx None of the Rohingyas return, rather more arrive

Local representatives and Rohingya leaders say the camps, densely populated and surrounded by hills, have become more than shelters for displaced people.

Analysis Failure of repatriation affects Rohingyas, and increases pressure on Bangladesh

Large parts of Rakhine territory where Rohingyas are supposed to return, is no longer under Myanmar government control. So equation surrounding repatriation has changed.

DNA test links accused to baby born to 11-year-old rape victim

SSC exams will begin on 14 March

State minister dodges British citizenship question, asks ‘Who did the news, who is so bothered?’

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir did not answer whether he has renounced his British citizenship. Instead, he asked, “who is so bothered?”

Bangladesh-India trade Reopening border haats, lifting restrictions on yarn imports discussed with Indian envoy

Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir and Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi discussed several issues aimed at further strengthening trade relations.

Editors suggest opposition to engage in constructive criticism, avoid violence

Editors of various newspapers have advised the opposition to engage in constructive criticism of the government and refrain from violence on the streets.

HRW urges Bangladesh to end prolonged pretrial detention of political opponents

Analysis Prime Minister's Delhi visit: Conditions, strategy or opportunity?

Exclusive Interview: Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury Can't provide electricity and gas overnight even if we want

Badiul Alam Majumdar's column Honourable Speaker, the ball is in your court

New govt pay structure: Delay in decision will complicate situation: Debapriya Bhattacharya

Yemen's Houthis claim attack on Saudi oil tanker in Red Sea

Government has set examples of mismanagement and incompetence in 180 days: Nahid Islam

TUCSAA raises concern over possible syndicate in Malaysia-bound labor recruitment

When robots take the field: Inside World Humanoid Robot Games

Feni’s Nusrat murder case: 2 death sentences upheld, 4 commuted to life

804 complaints worth Tk 136.5 million filed on 'Ghush.site' in two days

US plans to revoke up to 200,000 visas of foreigners seeking asylum

Trump has pursued an immigration crackdown that includes revocations of visas and green cards and an aggressive deportation drive.

Stock-allocation Govt warehouses have fertiliser, problem lies in distribution

Nine years of the Rohingya influx None of the Rohingyas return, rather more arrive

Analysis Failure of repatriation affects Rohingyas, and increases pressure on Bangladesh

DNA test links accused to baby born to 11-year-old rape victim

The DNA of a newborn baby delivered by an 11-year-old child in Madan, Netrokona, has matched that of the accused madrasah teacher.

SSC exams will begin on 14 March

The schedule for the SSC and equivalent examinations-2027 has been changed, with the examinations set to begin on 14 March 2027.

State minister dodges British citizenship question, asks ‘Who did the news, who is so bothered?’

Bangladesh-India trade Reopening border haats, lifting restrictions on yarn imports discussed with Indian envoy

Editors suggest opposition to engage in constructive criticism, avoid violence

HRW urges Bangladesh to end prolonged pretrial detention of political opponents

Analysis Prime Minister's Delhi visit: Conditions, strategy or opportunity?

Exclusive Interview: Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury Can't provide electricity and gas overnight even if we want

Badiul Alam Majumdar's column Honourable Speaker, the ball is in your court

Gazi Nazrul Islam MP has brought the Parliament into disrepute. We hope the Speaker will initiate action against him and expel him from Parliament.

New govt pay structure: Delay in decision will complicate situation: Debapriya Bhattacharya

Debapriya Bhattacharya said keeping the issue pending won’t reduce the problem; rather, the situation will become more complicated the longer the government delays taking a

Yemen's Houthis claim attack on Saudi oil tanker in Red Sea

Yemen’s Houthis said they struck a Saudi oil tanker in the Red Sea with a ballistic missile, enforcing a maritime blockade.

Government has set examples of mismanagement and incompetence in 180 days: Nahid Islam

TUCSAA raises concern over possible syndicate in Malaysia-bound labor recruitment

When robots take the field: Inside World Humanoid Robot Games

Feni’s Nusrat murder case: 2 death sentences upheld, 4 commuted to life

804 complaints worth Tk 136.5 million filed on 'Ghush.site' in two days

Stock-allocation Govt warehouses have fertiliser, problem lies in distribution

Despite sufficient allocations, only half or less of the allocated fertiliser has been lifted in some areas. Farmers are facing difficulties at the field level.

Nine years of the Rohingya influx None of the Rohingyas return, rather more arrive

Local representatives and Rohingya leaders say the camps, densely populated and surrounded by hills, have become more than shelters for displaced people.

Analysis Failure of repatriation affects Rohingyas, and increases pressure on Bangladesh

Government has set examples of mismanagement and incompetence in 180 days: Nahid Islam

TUCSAA raises concern over possible syndicate in Malaysia-bound labor recruitment

When robots take the field: Inside World Humanoid Robot Games

Feni’s Nusrat murder case: 2 death sentences upheld, 4 commuted to life

804 complaints worth Tk 136.5 million filed on 'Ghush.site' in two days

US plans to revoke up to 200,000 visas of foreigners seeking asylum

Trump has pursued an immigration crackdown that includes revocations of visas and green cards and an aggressive deportation drive.

DNA test links accused to baby born to 11-year-old rape victim

The DNA of a newborn baby delivered by an 11-year-old child in Madan, Netrokona, has matched that of the accused madrasah teacher.

SSC exams will begin on 14 March

The schedule for the SSC and equivalent examinations-2027 has been changed, with the examinations set to begin on 14 March 2027.

HRW urges Bangladesh to end prolonged pretrial detention of political opponents

Analysis Prime Minister's Delhi visit: Conditions, strategy or opportunity?

Exclusive Interview: Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury Can't provide electricity and gas overnight even if we want

Badiul Alam Majumdar's column Honourable Speaker, the ball is in your court

Gazi Nazrul Islam MP has brought the Parliament into disrepute. We hope the Speaker will initiate action against him and expel him from Parliament.

New govt pay structure: Delay in decision will complicate situation: Debapriya Bhattacharya

Debapriya Bhattacharya said keeping the issue pending won’t reduce the problem; rather, the situation will become more complicated the longer the government delays taking a

Yemen's Houthis claim attack on Saudi oil tanker in Red Sea

Yemen’s Houthis said they struck a Saudi oil tanker in the Red Sea with a ballistic missile, enforcing a maritime blockade.

State minister dodges British citizenship question, asks ‘Who did the news, who is so bothered?’

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir did not answer whether he has renounced his British citizenship. Instead, he asked, “who is so bothered?”

Bangladesh-India trade Reopening border haats, lifting restrictions on yarn imports discussed with Indian envoy

Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir and Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi discussed several issues aimed at further strengthening trade relations.

Editors suggest opposition to engage in constructive criticism, avoid violence

Editors of various newspapers have advised the opposition to engage in constructive criticism of the government and refrain from violence on the streets.