CAMPUS VIOLENCE Former student leaders blame partisan student politics
Blaming the party affiliation of student politics for the recent unrest on various campuses of the country, former student leaders said that student politics should be pursued independently for
No org but BCL active at BUET in a decade
Although the students of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology were now demanding a ban on student politics on the campus, no student organisation but ruling Awami
Obaidul to die for Suraiya murder
A court in Dhaka on Thursday sentenced tailor Obaidul Khan to death for murdering Suraiya Akhter Risha, class eight student of Willes Little Flower School and College, in August 2016.
Republican anger grows as Trump disavows Kurds by saying they didn't help during WWII
Republicans savaged President Donald Trump Wednesday for allowing Turkey to attack US allies in Syria as the President offered varying reasons for giving Turkey the green light, including the fact
Trump warns McConnell about disloyal Republicans
Even as the White House appears to settle on the legal tactics to stave off Democrats' impeachment demands, uncertainty and unease over Trump's messaging approach remains high among his Republican allies, who see the ever-growing inquiry consuming the White House.
Gulf balances on edge of war and peace
WITH war and peace hanging in the balance, tensions in the Gulf are running hot and cold.
Outrage over Abrar murder on
Protests continued into the third consecutive day on Wednesday demanding justice for the murder of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology student Abrar Fahad Rabbi.
Abrar Murder Educationists blame culture of impunity
Eminent educationists said Wednesday that BUET student Abrar Fahad Rabbi became a victim of murder due to rotten politics.
PM wants end to ‘torture cells’
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said that she will ask the law enforcement agencies to conduct drives at student dormitories at every public university and colleges across the country to free them from ‘torture centres’.
Nobel winner Yunus faces arrest warrant
A labour court in Dhaka on Wednesday issued warrant to arrest Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus as he failed to appear for a scheduled hearing over sacking of three employees of an ICT company
