Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Monday asked the Standard Chartered global CEO to speak on behalf of Bangladesh, highlighting the reforms being undertaken by the interim government since August.

A three-member BNP delegation led by party Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir is holding a meeting with Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus. The meeting started at the state guest house Jamuna at ...

The ministry said this decision aims to safeguard children’s safety and well-being, preventing any risks they might face during the pilgrimage ...

A dispute over khas land in Rajarhat upazila of Kurigram district turned violent, leaving a 52-year-old man dead and five others injured in a clash between two rival groups of villagers. The deceased ...

She also emphasised the need for establishing a fisheries and livestock bank, modelled after the agricultural bank, to support farmers ...

As I walked through the Nalinikanta Bhattasali Gallery of the Bangladesh National Museum, the images on display told stories that words often fail to capture.

Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution PLC continues its drive to identify and remove illegal gas connections. Operations are being conducted under the leadership of executive magistrates and company ...

Ten teams will monitor the markets in the capital, two teams in each divisional city, and one team in other key districts of the country ...

Right-arm pacer Hasan Mahmud has been included in Bangladesh's Champions Trophy training camp despite not being named in the official 15-member squad. He will travel to Dubai with the team before ...

The few buses that are operational have their gates closed, packed with passengers, leaving no room for new passengers to board ...

It noted that the private sector relies heavily on banks for investment, and high interest rate raise production cost, fueling inflation ...

Textiles and Jute Adviser Sheikh Bashir Uddin today said it is unrealistic to keep so many jute mills running solely dependent on jute, as the country needs 40 lakh tonnes of jute each year but only ...