Drives scare many ruling party leaders
A section of leaders of the Awami League and its associate and front organisations are in fear of actions as the party as well as the government appears to have suddenly taken a hard line against
Government becomes hard on Juba Legaue after BCL: PM
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said that the ruling Awami League as well as the government became hard on Juba League, the AL-backed youth body, after the party-backed
JL leader to be interrogated for 7 days
Home minister Asaduzzaman Khan said on Thursday that no illegal ‘casinos’ would be allowed to be operated and none involved in such activity would be spared as the ongoing raids were being
Maldives bans Bangladeshi worker recruitments
The Maldives has banned worker recruitments from Bangladesh for one year from September 18.
Student politics at a crossroads
Academics, former student leaders and politicians said that the student politics was past its days of glory and was now standing at crossroads.
GOVT PROCUREMENTS ACC mum over mega corruption scams
The Anti-Corruption Commission has made no visible move against the mega corruption allegations the government faces over its procurement processes for projects as well as departments.
Dhaka for int’l efforts to expedite Rohingya return
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina is likely to place some new proposals at the UN General Assembly for international efforts to expedite repatriation of the Rohingya people to Rakhine of Myanmar,
Government works to improve nurses’ skill
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said her government is working to upgrade nurses’ training standard to an international level to meet growing demand of specialised nurses at home
Dengue patients still double outside Dhaka
At least 536 new dengue patients were admitted to hospitals across the country in last 24 hours ending at 8AM Wednesday.
DU ENROLMENT CONTROVERSY BCL attacks protesters seeking resignation of VC, dean
Activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League on Wednesday swopped on protesters seeking resignation of Dhaka University vice-chancellor and its business studies faculty dean as they allowed 34
