AL to mark Hasina’s Homecoming Day
Ruling Awami League (AL) is set to mark the Homecoming Day of its president and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina through a weeklong program starting from May 16.
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Ruling Awami League (AL) is set to mark the Homecoming Day of its president and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina through a weeklong program starting from May 16.
Ananta Bijoy Das, a blogger and one of the organizers of Ganojagoron Mancho from Sylhet, was hacked dead by unidentified miscreants at Subidbazar area in the city on Tuesday morning.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) called on Southeast Asian governments on Tuesday to find and rescue thousands of migrants who are believed to be stranded at sea and at risk of death.
Bangladesh is set to be connected with the second submarine cable by 2016 in a move to ensure uninterrupted international telecommunication in case of any outage in the existing link.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday asked the district officials, border guard, law enforcing agencies and political leaders to remain careful against any ploy to create trouble in the enclaves along Indian border by any quart…
Budget session of the 10th Jatiya Sangsad (JS) will begin on June 1 at 4pm.
The conference of Deputy Commissioners of 64 districts will be started from July 28.Cabinet secretary Mohammad Hossain Bhuiyan on Monday confirmed this to media.
Some positive comments of three high profile persons of the ruling government on share markets in last couple of days, made the index go up while the general and financial investors have started to return in the sector in full sw…
Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) on Monday demanded judicial probe over the Sunday`s attack on a student organisation`s protest progrmme.
The Ruling Awmi League-blessed newly elected Chittagong City Mayor AJM Nasir Uddin has reinstated his pledges to serve his city dwellers by any means.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will inaugurate a 3-day South Asia Right to Food (SARF) conference in city on May 30.
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court Monday upheld the High Court order that declared illegal the use of national anthem tune as ring tone or welcome tune in mobile phones.