NU failing to deliver

Govt plans to return affiliation of colleges to public univs

Truck bomb hits foreign base in Afghan capital, kills two

A truck bomb hit a base for foreign forces in Afghanistan’s capital early on Tuesday, killing two Afghan security guards, police said.The Islamist Afghan Taliban, ousted from power by an American-led coalition in 2001, claimed responsibility for the attack at the base on the eastern outskirts of Kabul.

Confident Tigers gear up for ODIs

A confident-looking Bangladesh national cricket team is all set to kick off their preparations for the upcoming ICC World Cup through the five-match one-day internationals against Zimbabwe.

RU TEACHER KILLING

RMP commissioner withdrawn, protests continue

Ministers blast HT Imam

New controversies on Jan poll he fanned irks PM

Tigers complete 3-0 sweep

Bangladesh rode on a brilliant team effort to thrash Zimbabwe by 186 runs in the third Test in Chittagong on Sunday, completing a memorable clean sweep in the three-match Test series.

Russia-West tensions soar as Putin quits G20 summit.

Vladimir Putin’s early exit from a G20 summit in Australia after an icy reception from world leaders may further stoke Russia-West tensions and lead to renewed fighting in Ukraine, analysts said.