Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday left Dhaka for Johannesburg to attend the 15th BRICS Summit to be held in August 22-25 at the invitation of South African president Cyril
As the clock struck 5:22pm this day in 2004, all hell broke loose as assailants hurled grenades indiscriminately at an anti-violence rally of the then opposition Awami League on the
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday stressed the need for expediting the implementation of the trial court’s verdict of the August 21 grenade attack case. ‘Our leaders and activists including
Erosion by the River Teesta has taken a serious turn in Kurigram district with the recession of floodwater, displacing many families and devouring vast tracts of cropland. The river has
Justice remains elusive for the families of the 24 people who were killed and the scores of injured survivors in the August 21, 2004 grenade attack on an Awami League
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said that Bangladesh had been moving forward facing all the natural and manmade disasters since 2009. ‘Democratic government has continuously been here since 2009.
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina was scheduled to inaugurate Bangladesh’s first-ever metro rail service up to Motijheel on October 20, said the road transport and bridges minister Obaidul Quader on Sunday.
Managements of schools and colleges have been directed to create or update websites by September 15. Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education issued a notice in this regard. According to
Road, Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader today announced the toll rates for Dhaka Elevated Expressway, which is set to be partially opened to the public on September 2. Tolls
The Appellate Division on Sunday upheld a High Court verdict for clearing way for the Dhaka Labour Court 3 to resume trial of Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus in a