HC issues directives to stop lynching in Bangladesh
The High Court Division on Sunday issued four directives to the government and the law enforcement agencies including to identify the reasons behind lynching to stop it.
Power, Water Price Hike Parties demand withdrawal of decisions
Different left and progressive political parties on Sunday staged separate demonstrations in Dhaka demanding withdrawal of the recent government decisions ..
BGB sends back 66 Indian trespassers in February
The Border Guard Bangladesh handed over 66 Indians, who had been captured for illegally entering Bangladesh, to the Indian authorities in February.
Bangladesh voters lose faith in electoral system
Large number of voters have lost their faith in the electoral system after facing hurdles to cast their votes in recent elections across the country as the Election Commission ..
Unaddressed demand upsets anti-drug drive in Bangladesh
The government’s failure to address the most fundamental issues about the drug abuse, including the availability of drugs and treatment of addicts and large-scale..
Curtain falls on Ekushey Book Fair
The month-long Amar Ekushey Book Fair ended on Saturday with arrival of the highest number of new titles in past five years and the highest ever sales in the history of the fair.
Protests against utility price hike continue
Different organisations on Saturday termed the government decision to hike prices of power and water as anti-people and unjust, continued protest..
KHALEDA BAIL PLEA REJECTION Countrywide BNP demo faces obstruction
Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Saturday staged countrywide demonstrations amid obstructions at various places, including Narayanganj, protesting against..
CAG audit finds former chairman involved in BASIC Bank loan scam
A government special audit report has identified dozens of anomalies in distributing loans by scam-hit BASIC Bank during the tenure of deposed chairman Abdul Hye Bachchu ..
Dengue threat still remains in Bangladesh
Aedes mosquito-borne dengue appears to be on its course to wreak havoc in Bangladesh again this year as the viral infection rate is unusually high even in the early days of spring.
