Those working silently for nation to be honoured: PM
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday said those working silently across the country for the nation will be honoured in the future and her government is working to collect their names.
Nation recalls today horrors of March 25
The nation recalls today the horrors of one of the worst genocides in modern history committed by the Pakistan occupation army against unarmed people of the then East Pakistan on the night of March 25, 1971.
RMG workers demand higher wages
Leaders of the Garments Sramik Front at a rally in the city on Thursday demanded increasing wage of the garment workers immediately.
NBR chairman rules out changing uniform VAT rate of 15pc
The National Board of Revenue chairman Md Nojibur Rahman on Thursday ruled out any possibility of changing the uniform rate of 15 per cent value-added tax under the new VAT act despite the business community has continuously been demanding for lowering the rate to single digit.
What we know about the terror attacks in Belgium
Attacks in Belgium's capital killed at least 20 people at the Maelbeek metro station and at least 10 more at the international airport on Tuesday. Another 230 people were injured. ISIS claimed responsibility.
Modi, Hasina open 100MW power supply from Tripura
The Bangladesh-India cooperation has advanced another step forward as the prime ministers of both the countries on Wednesday inaugurated supply of 100 MW electricity from Tripura of India to Comilla of Bangladesh and leasing of 10 GBPS internet bandwidth from Bangladesh (Cox’s Bazar) to India (Agartala).
2 explosions at Brussels airport, reports of several killed
Brussels, Belgium (CNN)[Breaking news update, posted at 4:44 a.m. ET]
Bill Clinton: Hillary can 'put the awful legacy of the last eight years behind us
Bill Clinton, while campaigning for his wife in Spokane, Washington, on Monday, seemingly knocked President Barack Obama's legacy in a riff that his aides said was unintended.
Middlemen, mill owners reap locally produced salt’s profits
Middlemen and mill owners reap the profits of locally manufactured salt leaving the poor farmers in the lurch.
Redline given task maintaining rules, says Menon
The minister for civil aviation and tourism, Rashed Khan Menon, on Tuesday said the responsibly to modernise the security system of HazratShahjalal International Airport was given to British company following proper rules and regulations.
