Police have shown Selina Hayat Ivy, former mayor of Narayanganj City Corporation, arrested in another murder case filed over an incident during the July Uprising in Siddhirganj.

State Minister for Commerce Md. Shariful Alam today said that the government has maintained adequate stocks of TCB (Trading Corporation of Bangladesh) products to keep the commodity market stable.

Asif’s remarks come after a group of Shakib Al Hasan’s supporters reportedly submitted a complaint to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) against the former youth and sports adviser ...

He noted that the government is implementing these initiatives rapidly, with pilot programmes already underway for each scheme ...

Directed by Amy Berg, it is a deeply personal film—a life story told by the people who knew and loved Jeff Buckley ...

Israel in December ordered 37 international organisations including medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres and the Norwegian Refugee Council to halt work in Gaza and the occupied West Bank within 60 ...

Police have arrested the prime accused in the murder case of Jubo Dal activist Mohammad Mujib in Chattogram's Raozan upazila. The accused, Md Naim, 27, was arrested from the Mazar Gate area under ...

Titled “From Seed Bed to Nursery,” the workshop brought together students and environmental science practitioners to demonstrate scientific nursery development using 4,000 palmyrah seeds, combining ...

France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Friday Paris had no evidence that Russia was behind an unidentified drone neutralised near the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier docked in Sweden ...

Asaduzzaman said the Prime Minister had stressed that the judiciary should be provided an environment where it can work independently at its own pace ...

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working to ensure that all types of visa processes return to normal quickly and that Bangladeshi citizens can travel to India,' she says ...

Under UAE's Federal Law, begging carries a maximum penalty of three months in prison and a Dh5,000 (about Tk1,90,000) fine.