CA Yunus arrives in Doha to join Earthna Summit
Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has arrived in Doha, Qatar to attend the Earthna Summit 2025 and other engagements.
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鈥楲iving under militarisation鈥� depicts state repression of nat鈥檒 minorities
The Indigenous Community Grant 2024 winner photographer Denim Chakma on Monday in a photographic presentation depicted state repression of the people of Bawm community and other national minorities in the Chittagong Hill Tracts...
ILO delegation meets Rizwana to discuss 鈥榡ust transition鈥�
A delegation, led by country director of the International Labour Organisation, Tuomo Poutiainen, met environment, forest and climate change adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan at the secretariat in Dhaka on Monday...
UGC to hold regional higher edn confce in December
The University Grants Commission will hold a three-day regional higher education conference, involving the representatives of the UGC in the SAARC member countries, in Dhaka in December.聽
Yunnan-Bangladesh medical education, health care prog held at BMU
The Yunnan-Bangladesh Education and Healthcare Cooperation Programme was held at Bangladesh Medical University in Dhaka on Monday...
AIUB secures British Council TNE exploratory grants
American International University-Bangladesh in collaboration with two universities in the United Kingdom has secured two project grants from the British Council under the Transnational Education Exploratory Grant programme...
Lecture held on聽Bangladesh facing US reciprocal tariffs: challenge or opportunity
The North South University鈥檚 school of humanities and social sciences has hosted a lecture titled Bangladesh Facing US Reciprocal Tariffs: Challenge or Opportunity as part of its SHSS lecture series.
鈥楲iving under militarisation鈥� depicts state repression of nat鈥檒 minorities
The Indigenous Community Grant 2024 winner photographer Denim Chakma on Monday in a photographic presentation depicted state repression of the people of Bawm community and other national minorities in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
BMU holds seminar on blue economy
Bangladesh Maritime University held an international seminar titled Blue Economy: Unlocking the Potential of Oceans for Sustainable Development of Bangladesh at the Senaprangan, Dhaka Cantonment on Monday...
China slams countries聽 securing US trade deals
China on Monday hit out at other countries making trade deals with the United States at Beijing鈥檚 expense, vowing countermeasures against those who 鈥榓ppease鈥� Washington in the blistering tariff war as its neighbours rush to secure favourable terms from the White House...
MTB Neo achieves Tk 100cr milestone in FD, DPS
Mutual Trust Bank PLC has recently crossed a milestone by accumulating over Tk 100 crore in fixed deposit and deposit pension scheme accounts through its digital banking platform MTB Neo, said a press release...
DHL to stop shipments worth over $800 to US consumers
Global shipping giant DHL will 鈥榯emporarily鈥� suspend the shipping of parcels worth more than $800 from businesses to individuals in the United States as of Monday, the company said, citing delays in US customs clearances...
De facto occupation: Israel鈥檚 security zone strategy
IN RECENT months, the Israeli Defence Forces have been much taken by a term that augurs poorly for peaceful accord in the Middle East. 鈥楽ecurity zones鈥� are being seized in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon and Syria. Land is, for claimed reasons of self-defence, being appropriated with brazen assuredness. It is hard, however, to see this latest turn as anything other than a de...
Can truth ever reclaim its place from power?
In the dimly lit corridors of the developing world鈥檚 politics, truth often walks with a limp 鈥� scarred, bent, and barely audible 鈥� while power parades in a blinding spotlight, gilded with slogans, spectacles, and silence. The question 鈥� what holds more value in political culture, 鈥榩ower鈥� or 鈥榯ruth鈥�?鈥攎ay appear philosophical, but its answer, as Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman...
Three placed on聽remand over Primeasia Univ student murder
A Dhaka court on Monday placed three people on a seven-day remand each in connection with a case filed on charges of killing Primeasia University student Jahidul Islam Parvez in the capital鈥檚 Banani area on Saturday.
Pope's death prompts CONI to call for sporting postponements, minute's silence
The Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI) called for all sporting events due to take place in Italy on Monday to be postponed following the death of Pope Francis and for 鈥榓 minute's silence to be observed at events throughout the week鈥�.
Govt bans new industries within 10 km surrounding Sunderbans
The government on Monday decided to prohibit the establishment of any new industrial ventures within 10-kilometre of the periphery of Sundarban reserved forest which is an Ecologically Critical Area...
DU Chhatra Dal holds demonstration demanding justice for Parvez
Leaders and activists of Dhaka University unit of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal formed a human chain on the campus on Monday demanding justice for the murder of Zahidul Islam Parvez, a student of Primeasia University...
Pope Francis passes away: Vatican
Pope Francis, an energetic reformer who inspired widespread devotion from Catholics but riled traditionalists, died on Monday aged 88...
Three arrested over Primeasia University student Parvez killing
Police on Sunday night arrested three people in connection with the killing of Primeasia University student Zahidul Islam Parvez in the capital鈥檚 Mohakhali Wireless Gate and nearby areas...
Alexander-Arnold fires Liverpool to brink of title, Leicester relegated
Trent Alexander-Arnold fired Liverpool to the brink of the Premier League title as his late strike sealed a 1-0 win that relegated Leicester after Arsenal's 4-0 rout of Ipswich delayed the leaders' coronation on Sunday.
PRIMEASIA UNIV STUDENT MURDER: 2 SAD leaders among 38 sued
Primeasia University student Jahidul Islam Parvez who was killed on the university campus in the capital鈥檚 Banani area on Saturday was an activist of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal, the student wing of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party.
Two Robi technicians abducted in Khagrachari
Unidentified miscreants reportedly abducted two technicians on Saturday afternoon at Maurkhil in Khagrachhari鈥檚 Manikchhari upazila when they were repairing a damaged tower of mobile network operator Robi Axiata Limited.
BMU鈥檚 implants help over 900 hearing-impaired children speak
Around 1,000 individuals, including over 900 hearing-impaired children, who received cochlear implants at Bangladesh Medical University can now hear and speak, empowering them to lead independent lives and actively contribute to society rather than being dependent on it...
MIU admission fair begins
The admission fair for the summer 2025 semester of Manarat International University has started with a 50 per cent discount on admission fees...
BUET holds 5-day eye camp
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology has started an eye camp to ensure the eye health of teachers and students of the university...
NCC report to decide EC鈥檚 fate: NCP
National Citizen Party chief coordinator Nasiruddin Patwari on Sunday said that the fate of the current Election Commission would be determined by the upcoming report of the National Consensus Commission on electoral reforms as the...
Polytechnic students hold rallies across country
The Students of polytechnic institutes in Dhaka and elsewhere in the country held rallies in their respective areas as they continued their protests for the fifth day on Sunday to press home their six-point demand and protest at the attack on students in Cumilla...
8,294 cases recommended for withdrawal
The central committee, formed by the home ministry to withdraw political harassment cases, has recommended the withdrawal of 724 more cases, bringing the total number to 8,294...
Expatriates send $1.78b remittance in 19 days
The strong inflow of remittances has continued into April, with expatriates sending $1.78 billion in the first 19 days of the month...