Govt agencies should be divided: Khokon

Dhaka South City Corporation mayor Mohammad Sayeed Khokon on Friday said that the government agencies providing various services in the capital should be divided into two parts like the city corporation.

3 held for human trafficking to Europe

The Rapid Action Battalion arrested three suspected members of a human trafficking gang from the capital on Friday.

Bangladesh sees nearly 13 rapes every day

On an average nearly 13 women and girls were raped in the country every day in the first four months of the year as rape incidents were on the rise.

No let-up in food adulteration

Soft penalties together with an endemic culture of impunity as well as food businesses’ and the consumers’ lack of awareness were identified as the root causes of food adulterations continuing amidst occasional deterrent drives.

BSTI cancels licences of two, suspends 25 others

Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution on Thursday cancelled licences of two of the 52 products that were found substandard in a recent test run at the laboratory of the national

Dhaka seeks China’s support to resolve Rohingya crisis

Foreign minister AK Abdul Mannan on Thursday stressed the need for strong support of China for resolving the protracted Rohingya crisis with early repatriation of the displaced people.

WASA MD’s absence irks JS body

A parliamentary watchdog on Thursday expressed its resentment at the absence of Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority’s managing director in its meeting despite being summoned.

20pc doctors absent at govt hospitals: minister

About 20 per cent doctors are found absent at their workplaces although the health ministry introduced different mechanism to ensure their presence.

390 FAKE FIREARMS LICENSES ISSUED BY RANGPUR DC OFFICE ACC approves charge sheet against 391

The Anti-Corruption Commission has found evidences that the office of Rangpur deputy commissioner had issued 390 fake licences of firearms to mostly retired personnel of the Army, /

Green Line asked to pay Russel damages by May 22

The High Court on Wednesday ordered Green Line Paribahan to pay Tk 45 lakh of the remaining compensation money to Russel Sarker, whose left leg was severed after he was run over by a bus of the company in Dhaka, within May 22.