RIFAT MURDER HC verdict on Ayesha’s bail plea today
The High Court would deliver verdict today on the bail application of Ayesha Siddiqua Minni who was implicated in the case of her husband Rifat Sharif’s murder at Barguna on June 26.
12pc time utilised for laws: TIB
Transparency International Bangladesh on Wednesday said that the 10th general election held on January 5, 2014, was neither participatory nor contested as the main opposition party boycotted it.
Why pro-democracy troublemaker Jimmy Lai is the only Hong Kong multi-millionaire standing up to China
Jimmy Lai has been a public target for decades. It all started after the Hong Kong business tycoon — a refugee from China — reinvented himself in the mid-1990s as the founder of the city's provocative, anti-Beijing tabloid, Apple Daily.
Costco's first China store was so popular it shut down traffic. But can it keep the buzz going?
Costco has built a cult following in the United States — now it's China's turn. The country's first Costco store is so popular that it had to shut down early on its first day because of too many shoppers.
Under the cover of president’s rule in Kashmir
THE lynchpin of the government’s legal measures to declare Article 370 inoperative and reorganise Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories is the constitution (application to Jammu and
HEAVY METAL IN COW MILK Regulators worried about leaks in dairy value chain
Excessive lead residues in almost all the 266 samples of raw and pasteurised cow milk and cadmium in all the samples that the Bangladesh Food Safety Authority found in April–May have the authorities worried, leaving them to look for further leaks in dairy value chain.
Four more die of dengue Patient hospitalisation declines
Four more people died of dengue in Dhaka, Jhenaidah and Rangpur on Tuesday though the rate of dengue patients hospitalisation has come down compared to the past few weeks.
Fakhrul asks youths to spread to villages, organise movement
Bangladesh Nationalist Party secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday urged the youths to spread to villages and towns, make the people aware of current misrule and wage
BRTA moves afresh to raise bus fares
The Bangladesh Road Transport Authority has taken a fresh move to increase the fares of buses and minibuses all over the country following a proposal from the bus operators.
BADDA LYNCHING Why family won’t be paid Tk 1cr in damages: HC
The High Court on Tuesday issued a rule asking the government to explain as to why Tk 1 crore should not be given to the families of Badda lynching victim Taslima Begum Renu as compensation.
