Dhaka: Police arrested 33 people in separate anti-crime operations in Dhaka’s Turag and Banshal areas on Sunday.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, a Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) press release issued today states that Turag police arreste…
Dhaka: Information and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapon today called for making Jatiya Sangsad the main centre of politics to properly evaluate the bloodstain sacrifices of all democratic movements, including the July Uprising and the 1971 Gre…
Narail: A teenage boy died after being electrocuted in Benda village under Kalia upazila of the district this morning. The deceased was identified as Mohammad Tanvir, 15, an eighth-grade student and son of Azgar Ali of Benda village.
According to Ba…
Dhaka: The Prime Minister’s Gold Cup, a nationwide football tournament for educational institutions, is set to bring together students from around 50,000 schools, colleges, madrasahs, and technical and vocational institutions across Bangladesh.
Accor…
Dhaka: Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir today announced that the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Bangladesh and South Korea will significantly enhance economic cooperation between the two nations. This ag…
Dhaka: The inauguration of the Prime Minister’s Gold Cup National Football Tournament-2026 has been postponed. Initially set for August 9, the tournament is now expected to commence in the second week of September, according to an order issued by the …
Dhaka: Rajshahi City Corporation (RCC) is actively working to prevent waterlogging during the monsoon season by removing mud and garbage from city drains. In a bid to keep the drainage system functional, RCC Administrator Mahfuzur Rahman Riton conduct…
Pabna: A suspected thief was killed in a lynch-mob attack at Mistripara Thandatola village in Ishwardi upazila of Pabna district early Monday. The deceased was identified as Manik Hossain alias Sumon, 32, son of Boyen Mondal of Mahadebpur Aziztala in …
Dhaka: Researchers have discovered that two highly poisonous flowering plants-wolfsbane and larkspur-could help pave the way for new medicines to treat pain, malaria, and cancer, while also offering safer ways to control agricultural pests. The study,…