Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says his country will stand by Bangladesh with all firmness the way it stood by the people of the next door neighbor during 1971 Liberation War.

Visiting Bangladesh Home Minister Azaduzzaman Khan Kamal calls on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and discussed bilateral issues, including the current situation in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh government orders closure of Darul Ihsan University and all illegal branch campuses of privately-run universities.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina praises Bangladesh’s intelligence agencies and law enforcers for swift actions on a terrorist den in Dhaka’s Kalyanpur which she says “saved the country from a major catastrophe.”

The government sends an inter-ministerial team to Saudi Arabia to oversee overall work and security conditions of Bangladeshi female workers there.

In a bid to remove public suffering for filing general diary (GD) with police stations, authorities introduce a new format for all the police stations in Dhaka.

The High Court questions the legality of a government order that restricted giving salary to the teachers of non-government high schools and colleges, who are not enjoying monthly payment order.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina renews her firm resolve to clampdown on terrorism and militancy to ensure peace and security for the people, saying that her government won't allow any type of these social menaces.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina says the international community has stood with Bangladesh following the recent terror attacks in the country, and they understood that the country can tackle any situation.

Dhaka and New Delhi open the newly-constructed modern integrated check post at Benapole-Petrapole point of India-Bangladesh border, in a bid to facilitate increased trade between the two countries.

Local people and students and teachers of Syed Ahmed College, a non-government institution, in Sonatola upazila under the district have demanded nationalisation of the college as it has all the facilities similar to that of the government colleges.

US Ambassador in Dhaka Marcia Bernicat today praises Bangladesh’s promise to counter militancy and also offers assistance to combat the growing threats of terrorism confronting the country.

President Abdul Hamid urges the people of the country to get united to stamp out terrorists and their patrons from society.

The government has issued notices to 13,000 commercial establishments in residential areas under city corporations across the country, says Local Government secretary Abdul Malek on Wednesday.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina says the government is taking initiatives to start the extraction of sea resources, including fisheries, within the next five years.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police to take action against house-owners for hiding information about tenants or not sharing that info with cops.

Attorney General Mahbubey Alam stresses need for formation of a coordination cell in order to take necessary steps to stop bail of suspects in cases related to militancy.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina directs all the security forces to earn expertise in using modern technology alongside receiving training to fight terrorism and militancy.

A mobile court fined three sawmills Tk 10,000 each for not having license of cutting woods in Nalchity upazila town of the district on

MPs are not allowed to speak on point of order in fear quorum crisis in the House after the end of point of order session.