Nahid for social resistance over attacks on female students
The minister for education, Nurul Islam Nahid, on Saturday called for waging up social resistance alongside the law to contain the incidents of attacks on female students.
BNP looking at US polls for succor: Obaidul
The minister for road transport and bridges, Obaidul Quader, on Saturday said that Bangladesh Nationalist Party is now looking to the United States election for succor, after becoming frustrated with India.
BSF shoots in head, chest, eyes: BGB chief
The Border Guard Bangladesh director general, Major General Aziz Ahmed, on Friday said that the Indian Border Security Force shot Bangladeshi people in the head, eyes and chest.
Can Donald Trump recover from this?
Donald Trump's October Surprise is so explicit, shocking, offensive and vile that even he felt the need to apologize -- defiantly.
Third piece of plane wreckage confirmed as MH370 debris
A fragment of plane wing discovered in Mauritius in May has been confirmed as coming from missing plane Malaysia Airlines MH370, Australia's Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) said in a statement on Friday.
Show respect to each other while performing religious rituals: PM
Reiterating her government’s tough stance against militancy and terrorist activities in the name of religion, prime minister Sheikh Hasina urged all on Saturday to show respect to each other while performing their respective religious rituals.
11 killed in 'anti-extremist' drives in Gazipur, Tangail
At least 11 extremists were killed in separate operations of police and Rapid Action Battalion in Gazipur and Tangail on Saturday.
Khadiza’s condition improves slightly
The condition of Khadiza Akter Nargis, who is fighting for life at the Square Hospital, improved slightly and she could open right eye and move right hand and leg.
Trump took Polaroids, interviewed models in 1994 Playboy video
Donald Trump's tame appearance in a 2000 Playboy video came to light late last week after he attacked a former beauty queen for her alleged "sex tape" past.
Russia denies drugging US diplomats
A top Russian official strongly denied Wednesday a report that Moscow may have been behind the alleged drugging of two US diplomats in St. Petersburg and suggested instead that the pair may simply have been drunk.
