Jahangirnagar University protests for VC’s removal resumes
Jahangirnagar University teachers and students, who are demanding removal of vice-chancellor Farzana Islam, resumed their agitation on Tuesday, the first day after the end of Durga Puja
Arrest of 7 ex-MDs of Barapukuria coalmine ordered
A Dinajpur court on Tuesday issued a warrant for the arrest of 23 people, including seven former managing directors of Barapukuria Coal Mining Company Limited, in a case filed over the
Defense secretary: Trump orders withdrawal of remaining US troops from northern Syria
President Donald Trump is ordering the remaining US forces out of northern Syria, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Sunday, a development that has paralyzed the fight against ISIS and
Republicans can't hide as new week of impeachment drama consumes Washington
Republican lawmakers will face fraught questions most have tried to dodge over President Donald Trump's fight against impeachment as they return to Washington for a week pulsating with political drama.
Blood smuggling in China: Why pregnant women are breaking the law to find out their babies' sex
Custom officers stopped the middle-aged woman because of her strange, lumbering gait. They searched her and found vials of blood stashed in her bra, according to an official statement. Each one was labeled with a pregnant woman's name from China.
Juba League leader killed in Chattogram ‘gunfight’
A Juba League leader was killed in a ‘gunfight’ with members of Rapid Action Battalion in Agrabad area of Chattogram Sunday night.
8 indicted in publisher Dipan murder case
Dhaka Anti-Terrorism Special Tribunal on Sunday indicted eight suspected operatives of banned extremist outfit Ansar al-Islam, also known as Ansarullah Bangla Team, in the case of murdering
Opposing India capital of BNP-Jamaat politics, says Menon
Workers Party of Bangladesh president and former minister Rashed Khan Menon on Sunday said that he did not see anything goes against the interests of Bangladesh in the agreements recently
BUET continues drive against outsiders
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology on Sunday continued the drive against the outsiders and succeeded in ousting about ninety per cent of them in response to a demand by the
Dengue still a risk
Though hospitalisation of dengue patients slowed down in recent days, over 300 patients were hospitalised per day across the country in the last 13 days of October.
