Jute mill workers observe strike for unpaid wages, pay increase
Workers of state-owned jute mills observed 24-hour strike in their workplaces across the country on Tuesday to press their 11-point demand, including payment of dues and pay increase.
BUET gets tough with politics, ragging
The Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology authorities on early Tuesday issued a notice outlining provisions of punishments for students to be found involved
VP Nur barred from entering hall room
Dhaka University Central Students’ Union vice-president Nurul Huq Nur on Tuesday was reportedly barred from entering the Ganaroom in Bijoy Ekattor Hall by the Bangladesh Chhatra League
SC AFFIDAVIT WING Chief Justice expresses discontent over irregularities
Chief Justice Syed Mahmud Hossain on Monday expressed his discontent over irregularities at affidavit department of the Supreme Court.
Dhaka ranks 4th worst in AQI
Dhaka ranked the fourth worst in Air Quality Index on Tuesday morning.
ROHINGYA PERSECUTION Dhaka backs ICC, ICJ processes
The International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice would get support of the Bangladesh government in ensuring accountability
Corrupt cops made crores of taka: HC
The High Court Division on Monday said that some of the cops made fortunes through corruption.
State-owned jute mills workers observing 24-hour strike
Workers of nine state-owned jute mills went on a 24-hour strike on Tuesday morning to press home their 11-point demand, including payment of arrears.
Create framework to address needs of climate migrants: PM at COP25
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday urged the international community to initiate discussions on creation of an appropriate framework to address the need of the people
Completion of Nusrat murder case a milestone: law minister
The investigation and the completion of judicial process of the Nusrat murder case has become a milestone.
