President for centralised varsity admission tests
President Abdul Hamid on Wednesday suggested holding public university admission tests centrally or regionally to reduce the hassles of admission seekers and their guardians.
PM orders construction of home for cricketer Miraz
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina has taken initiatives for construction of a residential house for the family of Bangladesh's ‘wonder boy’ cricketer Mehedi Hasan Miraz.
Brahmanbaria attacks : OC withdrawn
The officer-in-charge of Nasirnagar police station in Brahmanbaria was withdrawn on Wednesday while eminent citizens and a National Human Rights Commission team after visiting the upazila blamed failure of the police and local ad administration for the attacks on Hindus there on Sunday.
Cox’s Bazar clash kills 1
A young man was killed in a clash between two rival groups in Maheshkhali upazila on Wednesday night. The deceased was identified as Ridwan, 26, of Nunachhari village at the upazila.
Hillary Clinton's challenge: Shift focus back to Trump
Hillary Clinton needs to make Donald Trump unacceptable again.
'Jaw dropping' secret tapes reveal late North Korean leader's frustrations
Kim is heard apologizing to them for the kidnapping technique, promising money and resources for the film industry, and complaining about the quality of the movies his country has been producing.
FBI investigations into Trump-Russia ties yield little
The FBI has been conducting multiple investigations of alleged connections between Russia and Donald Trump, his presidential campaign or its backers. But none so far have yielded proof of criminal connections between the parties.
MI5 chief: Britain faces growing threat from Russia
Britain faces a growing threat from covert attempts at destabilization by Russia, the head of the country's security and counter-intelligence agency MI5 has said.
Missing Australian hiker found after 2 weeks
An Australian hiker who went missing in Malaysia two weeks ago has been found alive, authorities told CNN.
Most Hindu houses at Rasraj’s village still deserted
Most of the houses of Hindus at Harenbar village of Nasirnagars upazila in Brahmanbaria, vandalised and robbed on Sunday, remained deserted at least two-thirds of 350 minority people, who fled their houses Saturday night fearing the attack, dared not to return to the houses till Tuesday evening.
