Police obstruct BNP’s demos in Dhaka city
Bangladesh Nationalist Party claimed that police foiled its processions at different spots in Dhaka city on Saturday brought out in protest against denial of police permission to the party to hold rally in the capital on Friday to mark January 5 as ‘Democracy Killing Day’
ROAD ACCIDENTS 7 killed in Feni, 4 in northern districts
At least 11 people were killed and 26 others injured in road accidents in Feni, Thakurgaon, Panchagarh and Rangpur on Saturday.
Cold wave disrupts public life in north
The sweeping mild to moderate cold wave with cooler winds and dense fogs deteriorated the weather condition disrupting public life in the northern districts on Saturday.
Novelist Showkat Ali on life support
Ekushey Padak winning novelist Showkat Ali was taken on life support at Lab Aid Cardiac Hospital in the capital on Saturday morning as his condition deteriorated
BCL rallies cause traffic chaos
Citizens on Saturday spent stressful hours in traffic gridlock on most roads of the capital as Bangladesh Chhatra League, ruling Awami League-backed student organisation, celebrated its 70th founding anniversary on Dhaka University campus
Balanced dev govt's ultimate goal: PM
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday said the ultimate goal of the government is to ensure the overall balanced development of the country to change the fate of its people.
Looking back 2017 : Pains outnumber gains in transport sector
Disappointments over the government failure to develop public-based transport system and lack of integration among agencies concerned overshadowed achievements in the sector in 2017
GRAFT CASE AGAINST KHALEDA Lawyer claims case docs fake
The investigation officer prepared fake documents to file the Zia Orphanage Trust graft case against BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia, claimed Khaleda’s lawyer during placing the defence argument for the sixth day on Wednesday
Apex court accepts lower court judges’ conduct rules
The Appellate Division on Wednesday accepted the lower court judges’ conduct rules as notified by the government in the official gazette.
24 teachers hospitalised on 4th day of hunger strike for MPO
At least 87 non-government teachers fell sick until Wednesday,the fourth day of their hunger strike they undertook to press the demand of payment of salaries and benefits by the government under its Monthly Pay Order, commonly called MPO
