BFUJ president Altaf Mahmood passes away
Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists president Altaf Mahmood died Sunday morning at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital.
COLD WAVE : Hospitals flooded with pneumonia, bronchitis-infected children
Kids infected with pneumonia, bronchitis and other diseases caused by cold weather flooded hospitals across the country.
PM for scout training centre in all divisions
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday directed the authorities concerned to take necessary steps for setting up scout training centres in all divisions to further expand and strengthen the scouting movement in the country.
SUST teacher kills 2 while learning to drive
At least two pedestrians, including a college teacher, were killed and three others, including a school girl, were injured when..
Annisul bemoans lack of power to deal with city problems
Despite being the city father, Dhaka North City Corporation mayor Annisul Huq on Saturday bemoaned that he has no authority to deal with its 80 per cent problems.
MNCs’ investment withdrawal ‘threats’ delay share offloading
A decade-old decision of offloading the government’s shares in the multinational giants on the stock market could not be implemented because of threats of withdrawing investment from the country by the companies, officials said.
An exhilarating reunion at Dhaka Univ
A grand reunion of the Dhaka University alumni was held at the university’s central playground with several thousand alumni taking part on Saturday amid much festivity and enthusiasm.
WAR OF INDEPENDENCE : 1,080 sites identified for preservation
Government has identified for preservation 1,080 sites which bear the memories of the War of Independence.
CJ’s remark jolted govt’s base, says BNP
BNP senior leader lieutenant general (retd) Mahbubur Rahman on Friday said chief justice SK Sinha’s recent remark on signing and writing judgements after retirement has shaken the foundation of the current government like a tremor.
Mobile operators for talks on call-drop compensation
The country’s mobile phone operators have urged the telecom regulator to hold consultations with them and review the directive of compensating subscribers for any call-drop.
