Although the emergency measles-rubella vaccination campaign surpassed its target, the government will continue the drive as some children remain outside the coverage, said officials.

Father of eight-year-old Ramisa Akter says he is grateful to law enforcers but fears the trial may be delayed by legal complexities

The state’s appeal against the High Court verdict has been sent to the Appellate Division’s full bench, with a hearing fixed for June 9

Salahuddin Ahmed says Bangladesh has no scope to comment on the issues, while BGB remains on high alert to prevent illegal infiltration

The accident occurred at an unmanned railway crossing in Bijoynagar

The utility agency had been operating without a permanent MD since Oct 31, 2024

Newly appointed VC begins official duties; meeting held with teachers, staff

BNP leader says laws alone not enough to stop rape, child abuse and killings

Crowds in Bangladesh are flocking to snap photographs with an unlikely social media star -- an albino buffalo with flowing blond hair nicknamed "Donald Trump" due to be sacrificed within days

Police say incident occurred late at night in Gabtoli upazila; investigation underway from multiple angles

Asian Network for Free Elections calls for reforms to sustain trust in electoral process

Accused allegedly incited victim to death; police say four other children were also abused

The men were promised Tk 1.2 lakh-a-month construction jobs but allegedly ended up near the Ukraine border

US ambassador highlights Boeing deal, tariff agreement and energy cooperation as markers of growing engagement

Eight-year-old buried in ancestral village

Newly appointed Dhaka Metropo-litan Police Commis-sioner Mosleh Uddin Ahmed yesterday said the political identity of criminals would not be considered under any circumstances.

After the Padma Barrage project was approved last week, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday announced that the BNP government would start work on a Teesta management project as well to address water shortages, protect agriculture, and reduce climate-related risks.

With three days left before the official opening of makeshift cattle markets in Dhaka, sacrificial animals, particularly bulls, have started arriving at temporary markets ahead of Eid-ul-Azha.

People should not have to pay for the authorities’ inefficiency, failures, and system losses, consumers said at a hearing on the Power Development Board’s tariff hike proposal yesterday.

Leader of the Opposition and of Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr Shafiqur Rahman yesterday criticised the government for the dissolution of the Supreme Court Secretariat through the removal of 15 judges and their subsequent attachment to the law ministry.