West Indies dismiss Bangladesh for record Test low of 43
Kemar Roach led the demolition of Bangladesh with a five-wicket haul as the tourists were dismissed for 43, their lowest total ever in Test cricket, before lunch on the opening day of the first Test against the West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua on Wednesday.
PM praises officials for understanding govt goals
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday appreciated the public servants for realising the ultimate goal of the government and working to take the country to the height it wants to see
Staying Khaleda’s bail by Appellate Division is ‘govt-dictated’: BNP
Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday alleged that the Appellate Division order staying the bail granted to the party chairperson Khaleda Zia by the High Court Division was ‘unprecedented’
BCL ATROCITIES ON QUOTA REFORM AGITATORS Protests flare amid police action
Attacks on quota reform protesters by Bangladesh Chhatra League activists at universities for three days until Monday sparked protests in Dhaka and elsewhere on Tuesday.
First West Indies-Bangladesh Test starts today
West Indies and Bangladesh commence a two-Test series today with the hosts expected to continue the trend of greener, bouncier pitches and a pace attack seeking to put the visitors on the back foot from the outset
Heavy rain inundates Chittagong city
Due to torrential rain for the last two days, many places in the city and its adjoining areas went under knee-deep water, causing immense sufferings to the residents. Water submerged many areas of the port city
Four killed in Bandarban landslides
Four people, including children and women, were killed in landslides in Bandarban on Tuesday. At Lama, three of a family died in a landslide around 1:00pm.They are Hanif, 30, son of Mainuddin, Razia Begum, 25, wife of Hanif, and their daughter Halima, 6, of Kalaya Para under Sharai union.
Two injured in Gazipur factory fire
Two people sustained burn injuries while dousing a fire that broke out at a foam factory and its warehouse at Barabari in Gazipur city early Tuesday.
TIB voices concern over attacks on quota reform protesters
Transparency International Bangladesh on Monday expressed deep concern over the attacks on the members of quota reform movement and demanded exemplary punishment of those involved in the attacks.
Khaleda’s bail stay upheld by Appellate Division
The Appellate Division on Monday upheld its stay on the ad interim bail granted to former prime minister and BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia by the High Court Division in a case of bus burning at Comilla
