Eat khichuri and cast vote: Atiqul

Awami League candidate for Dhaka North City Corporation mayoral by-election Atiqul Islam on Thursday morning called upon all the voters to exercise their voting rights braving the bad weather.

UNICEF for birth registration, edn, skills of Rohingya kids

UNICEF executive director Henrietta Fore on Wednesday stressed the need for registration of Rohingya children born in Bangladesh after their mothers were forced to leave Rakhine amid atrocities committed by Myanmar military.

Two infants burnt dead in Bhashantek fire

Firefighters recovered the charred bodies of two infants as they died in a slum fire in the city’s Bhashantek area on Thursday.

Bad loans shoot up in Bangladesh in 2018

Bad loans in the country’s banking system grew by 26.39 per cent in 2018, much higher than 19.51 per cent growth in 2017.

Police start investigation, get ‘toy pistol’ as evidence

The Chattogram Metropolitan Police counter terrorism unit on Tuesday received material evidences of the attempted plane hijack, including the ‘toy pistol’ the lone suspect was carrying, as it began investigating the incident.

NIMTOLI FIRE PROBE BODY’S RECOMMENDATIONS HC asks govt to explain failure to implement

The High Court Division on Tuesday directed the government to explain in four weeks why its failure to relocate chemical warehouses from old Dhaka and 16 other recommendations made by a high-power probe committee after Nimtoli was devastated by fire in 2010 would not be declared illegal.

Govt to bear responsibility if any harm befell ailing Khaleda: Mirza Fakhrul

Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday warned the government of bearing all responsibilities if any harm befell the party’s imprisoned ailing chairperson Khaleda Zia for want of proper medical treatment.

Nomination submission continues

Many potential candidates have submitted nomination papers to the election committee for holding Dhaka Dhaka University Central Students’ Union and hall union election scheduled for March 11.

Pakistan court rejects Sharif’s bail plea

A Pakistani court on Monday rejected a plea by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to be released on bail and have a seven-year prison term over the ownership of a steel mill in Saudi Arabia suspended, court documents showed.

Uncertainties loom over shifting chemical concerns from Old Dhaka

Uncertainties loom over relocating chemical concerns from Old Dhaka amid ministers, government agencies and the Dhaka South City Corporation making contradictory statements regarding the overdue shifting.