The cases of lumpy skin, a viral infection on cattle, are on the rise in Lalitpur.The disease that is transmitted by the bites from insects like flies, mosquitoes and ticks has so far affected 1,431 animals with 83 fatalities since mid-April, accordin…
Bangladesh has been grappling to stem dengue outbreak as July was the deadliest month since detection of the mosquito-borne disease in 2000 while experts predicted the dengue situation may deteriorate further in the coming August and September.Accordi…
The District Court Tanahu has pronounced a woman guilty of poisoning and causing the death of her daughter.Susha BK, 29, of Kaskikot of Pokhara metropolis-24 has been sentenced to three years in prison along with the fine of Rs 3,000 for poisoning her…
Hatuwagadhi rural municipality in Bhojpur has constructed over 30 artificial ponds under its ‘ one ward, one pond’ programme.The programme is said to have been implemented successfully. The local government came with the programme of building public p…
The National Sports Welfare Fund has provided monetary assistance to three players.Selisha Khadgi and Chandan Shahi, both the table tennis players, along with Anju Khadka from the athletics, received the assistance.Selisha is currently under medical c…
A court here today sentenced six people to death sentence and two others to life-term imprisonment for murdering a man in 2018.Additional District and Sessions Judge Sabrina Ali handed down the verdict.The convicts awarded death sentence are Mobarok M…
Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC) today published the final results of the 41st Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examinations.A total of 2,520 were recommended for making appointment provisionally to different cadres against 2,536 vacant posts…
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today urged the Netherlands by offering lands to make investment in the country’s shipbuilding sector.”If you (Netherlands) wish, we can give you places for drydocks (in Bangladesh),” she told Ambassador of the Kingdom of …
Indian external affairs ministry today said New Delhi wants Bangladesh’s election and democratic process to be decided by the people of the country but expects the polls to be held in a peaceful atmosphere, noting “what happens in Bangladesh, impacts …
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