Chief Whip of the Opposition in parliament Zainul Abdin Farroque has said the government will see how the BNP steers its agitation after Oct 24.
Chief Whip of the Opposition in parliament Zainul Abdin Farroque has said the government will see how the BNP steers its agitation after Oct 24.
The High Court on Tuesday granted bail for six months to Adilur Rahman Khan, secretary of Rights Organisation Odhikar, in a case filed against him under the Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Act.
Election Commissioner Md Shah Nawaz on Tuesday said the army will be deployed in the next general election, if needed.
Former adviser of caretaker government Sultana Kamal on Tuesday said it was the duty of NGO activists as ‘bonafide citizens’ of the state to stand against the quarters opposing the equal rights to women and minorities.
Green activists at a discussion in the city on Tuesday urged the authorities concerned to introduce alternative management of sacrificial animals waste during Eid-ul-Azha considering the public health, economy and environment.
A court here on Monday sentenced two persons to life term imprisonment, three to 10 years’ rigorous imprisonment each and three others to six months’ jail each for killing a man in 2008.
Bangladesh will be able to achieve the MDG target regarding maternal mortality rate reduction well ahead of the 2015 deadline, Health and Family Welfare Minister Dr AFM Ruhal Haque told Parliament on Tuesday.
Detective Branch (DB) of police in a drive seized 200 bottles of Indian Phensidyl syrup from a car and arrested its driver from Meghna intersection of Benorpata of the district on Monday.
Police recovered the body of an unidentified man from the rooftop of a train at the city’s railway station on Monday night.
Foreign Minister Dipu Moni has said her government has built a robust legal and regulatory mechanism ‘almost from the scratch’ to counter terrorism.
Members of Border Guard Bangladesh in a drive seized 700 bottles of Indian Phensidyl syrup in Kalai upazila headquarters of the district on Monday. Being tipped off, a team of BGB conducted a drive on the Joypurhat-Bogra Highway in the…
Members of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) in a drive seized 85,000 pieces of contraband birth control pill from Boro Achra border area in Benapole town on Monday night.
Police has said during a raid had found grenades, acid and huge amount of explosives at the Jamayetul-Ulum-Al Islamia Madrasa at the city’s Lalkhan Bazar on Monday night after a blast burnt a room of a madrasa dormitory in the…
Members of Border Guard Bangladesh seized 405 bottles of smuggled Indian wine from Chandannagar area in Companiganj upazila of the district on Monday.
Continuous media reporting could create strong public opinion for enforcing the amended Tobacco Control Act (TCA) to free the public places from smoking and use of other tobacco products, speakers said yesterday.
Detective Branch (DB) of police in a drive recovered seven pipe-guns from Guha Lakshmipur area of the district town here last night.
Substantial and sustainable strengthening of the local government institutions has become the precondition to cherished elevation of the people’s fate, discussants at a meeting said.
About 47 students will vie for a seat in the admission test into first year of Honours course at Rajshahi University under 2013-14 academic session.
Mobile operator Grameenphone launched its 3G services for its customers of Basundhara and Baridhara areas on commercial basis on Tuesday.
Share price index at the country’s both the bourses, Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE), again declined on Tuesday, the third trading day of the week.
The International Crimes Tribunal-2 (ICT-2) will announce the verdict on former BNP minister Abdul Alim on Wednesday.
Dhaka’s Special Judge Court-3 on Tuesday ended recording the depositions of the main Investigation Officer (IO) in the money laundering case against BNP leader Tarique Rahman and his business associate Giasuddin Al Mamun amidst uproar.
Question: Do you agree with Prime Minister’s contention that people opposing Rampal power plant are half-educated? Ans: Yes 0 percent No 100 percent Today’s Question: Is BNP’s call to resist, what the party terms as, unilateral election credible?
By James Morgan
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has become embroiled in a row over expenses claims, less than a month after taking office.
Libya summoned the US ambassador to the country for questioning on Monday over the weekend capture of a suspected al-Qaeda leader on Libyan territory.
The felling of diseased trees across an area the size of around 300 football pitches is taking place at Wales’ largest ancient woodland.
Chicago – Hunters hoping to bag their limit on federal land joined a chorus of frustrated citizens urging a halt to the US government shutdown Monday.
French cinema, opera and theatre director Patrice Chereau, whose work included the acclaimed film La Reine Margot, has died at the age of 68.
BBC drama The Accused is leading the field at this year’s International Emmys with two nominations.