BSMMU, DMCH outpatient departments: Doctor-MR nexus leaves patients in the lurch

With painful urination, Abdul Zabbar from Narayanganj reached the urology outpatient department at Dhaka Medical College Hospital at about 7:00am on December 6.

Rohingya influx: Children face health crisis

Many Rohingya children who have entered Bangladesh recently along with the parents fleeing violent military crackdown on the ethnic minority community in Myanmar are now facing health crisis suffering from cold related diseases without any access to treatment.

Bir sreshtha Ruhul Amin memorial museum and library: No librarian since inception

Bir Sreshtha Ruhul Amin Memorial Museum and Library has been without a librarian since its inception eight years ago.

Metro rail construction: Alternative traffic management planned

The authorities have planned alternative commuting systems between Mirpur and Motijheel with a view to mitigating commuters’ suffering due to the construction of metro rail scheduled to begin in June.

Trump taps Iowa Gov. Branstad for China ambassador

Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad has been picked for the post of US ambassador to China by President-elected Donald Trump.

Vladimir Putin, and Muscovites, hope Donald Trump will be a friend to Russia

Nine days before the US presidential election, Russian TV anchor Dmitry Kiselev ranted about America's "democracy:" Millions of "dead souls" voting! Voters bused around a city, casting ballots eight to ten times! Biggest scandal in history!

RAB raids suspected extremists’ den in Chittagong, two arrested

Rapid Action Battalion members on Thursday launched a drive at a suspected extremists’ den at Pahartali in Chittagong city and arrested two people along with arms. Identities of the arrestees could not be known immediately.

Primary Students: Govt asked to reduce weight of schoolbags

The High Court Division on Wednesday asked the government to ensure that no primary school student henceforth carried schoolbags in excess of 10 per cent of his or her own weight.

Bangladesh can’t allow ‘waves’ of Myanmar citizens: Hasina

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said Bangladesh would not allow ‘waves’ of Myanmar citizens fleeing military atrocities to sneak into the country.