A blast targeting a train carrying military personnel killed at least 24 people on Sunday in Pakistan’s turbulent southwestern province of Balochistan, a senior official said.

The West Bengal government has declared May 28 as a public holiday on account of Eid-ul-Azha, revising its earlier holiday schedule for the festival, reports The Times of India.

At least 10 people were killed and two injured in road crashes in Faridpur, Tangail and Chandpur on Sunday. Five people, ...

Bangladesh Bank has directed all scheduled commercial banks to keep branches and sub-branches located near sacrificial animal ...

The formal rituals of the holy Hajj will begin on Monday as pilgrims start staying in Mina from the morning in line with the ...

The Bangladesh China Chamber of Commerce and Industry has signed a memorandum of understanding with Miup Bangladesh Company ...

The Bangladesh Football Federation on Sunday announced a 32-member preliminary Olympic squad with all local players for the ...

Mr. Noodles organised a special event titled ‘Amazing Day’ to bring joy and happiness to underprivileged children, said a ...

Bangladesh coach Peter Butler and his charges are vying for a hat-trick title as the SAFF Women’s Championship begins at the ...

At least three Bangladeshis were killed in a landmine explosion on the Myanmar side of the zero line along the ...

Home minister Salahuddin Ahmed on Monday hoped that the Indian government would return ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina to ...

Measles cases continue to surge across Bangladesh, with the test positivity rate rising to 61.12 per cent among samples ...