Large rallies were held at Lambashiya and Jamtali camps in Ukhiya. Separate rallies were held in 31 other camps of these two upazilas. A seven point demand was forwarded from these rallies.
Chattogram civil society members have demanded to return 400 acres of jhum land to the people of Mro and Tripura communities in Lama, Bandarban
On Tuesday, the ruling Awami League's student organisation Chhatra League launched a reckless attack on the procession of the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) student wing Chhatra Dal
A section of the party, under the banner of 'peshajibi samaj' or 'professional community', suddenly held a rally calling for the fall of the government. This has created suspicion among the top ...
Foreign students of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Science and Technology University (BSMRSTU) in Gopalganj formed a human chain and brought out a rally on Monday noon protesting the gang-rape of ...
Ex-DUCSU vice president Nurul Haque’s Gono Odhikar Parishad held a rally at central Shahid Minar on Friday protesting the attacks of Bangladesh Chhatra League and Jubo League
The religious ministry has issued a notification on Tuesday asking Muslim devotees not to hold any kind of rallies including the Tajia procession on Friday, the day of Ashura, due to the massive ...
Novel coronavirus is mostly spreading from public transport, prayer houses, public gathering and tourist centres, according to a government document.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has banned carrying firearms and holding rallies, processions or agitation in and around parliament building ahead of the 12th session of the 11th parliament, ...
Bus communication to and from Rajshahi has been snapped over a rally of opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) scheduled to begin at 2:00pm Tuesday. Although the bus counters remain open, ...
Bus services from Rajshahi to other routes were suspended abruptly from Monday ahead of BNP’s scheduled rally in the district on Tuesday, causing untold sufferings to the general commuters.
Transport cannot be stopped and violence in the name of political activities should not be tolerated. The government should avoid this culture of verbally shutting down opposition parties’ ...
Thousands of people who depend on public vehicles for their daily commute, have been hit hard by the 24-hour transport strike in Khulna.
Leaders and activists of left leaning students’ organisations have clashed with police while bringing out a torch procession on Friday evening
Transport movement in 18 routes will remain suspended for 24 hours from Friday evening as the de facto opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party is scheduled to hold a divisional grand rally in Khulna
