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Polytechnic instts to remain shut until six-point demand met

Polytechnic instts to remain shut until six-point demand met

Call to turn DC office into District Council for stronger local governance

Call to turn DC office into District Council for stronger local governance

Political leaders and civil society representatives have called for transforming the Deputy Commissioner’s (DC) Office into a District Council Office ...

US diplomat optimistic on increasing cotton export to Bangladesh

US diplomat optimistic on increasing cotton export to Bangladesh

BEHRI cares for 500 poor at Kasba eye camp

BEHRI cares for 500 poor at Kasba eye camp

Court takes suo motu cognisance based on news report
Bag Snatching Attempt at Siddheswari

Court takes suo motu cognisance based on news report

Latest

  1. BNP supports govt but warns of action if polls delayed: Emran Saleh
  2. Gaza rescuers say Israeli strikes kill at least 29
  3. Trump's national security advisor Waltz leaving post: US media
  4. ‘We want a workers’ friendly government,’ Masood Sayeedi
  5. In snub to Modi, Sri Lanka vows closer ties with China and India's left
  6. US manufacturing contraction deepens amid trade uncertainty
  7. RMG sector needs to be more competitive, cost-effective to boost exports
  8. Outline roadmap for holding JS polls after necessary reforms: Tarique
  9. Slow and easily beaten: Messi's Miami project risks global embarrassment
  10. James will mull NBA future after Lakers playoff exit
  11. Shamit cleared to represent Bangladesh, Canada grants approval
  12. Ukraine, US sign minerals deal, tying Trump to Kyiv
  13. Met forecasts rains, thunder showers in all divisions till Friday morning
  14. Fakhrul urges govt not to reach any deal undermining national interest
  15. BUET team wins top prize in US-based healthcare innovation contest
  16. KUET gets interim VC
  17. Foreign investment being sought amid power, energy crisis: Meghna Group chairman
  18. ICX operators for level playing field to survive
  19. Israel firefighters battle blaze near Jerusalem as roads reopen
  20. US calls on India and Pakistan to 'de-escalate'
  21. At least 542 killed in Sudan's North Darfur in past three weeks: UN
  22. BNP activists gather at Nayapaltan to join Labour Day rally
  23. JUCSU election set for 31 July, army to be deployed if needed
  24. Warning: Foot wounds in diabetic patients can range from minor injuries to gangrene
  25. Dream of New Bangladesh not possible without better conditions for workers: Yunus
  26. International automotive exhibitions begin at ICCB
  27. Only Islamic governance can ensure workers’ rights: Jamaat Ameer
  28. NSU seminar calls for stronger academia-industry collaboration
  29. Stand by businesspeople to protect workers’ interests
  30. Consensus Commission must avoid becoming a source of division
TAX EVASION, WEALTH ACCUMULATION CASES

Tarique Rahman’s cousin sent to jail

Tarique Rahman’s cousin sent to jail

DNCC to allow BUET-approved e-rickshaws on internal roads

No battery-powered rickshaws to be allowed on main roads

DNCC to allow BUET-approved e-rickshaws on internal roads

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus presents medals to police officers during the inauguration of Police Week-2025 at Rajarbagh Police Lines in the capital on Tuesday. -PID Photo

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus presents medals to police officers during the inauguration of Police Week-2025 at Rajarbagh Police Lines in the capital on Tuesday. -PID Photo

No cattle market at Meradia ahead of Eid-ul-Azha: HC

No cattle market at Meradia ahead of Eid-ul-Azha: HCParvez Murder

Meheraj, Hridoy land in jail

Meheraj, Hridoy land in jail

Trending

  1. Humanitarian Corridor: Are We Digging Our Own Graves?
  2. No days off, no rights: The forgotten labour force behind closed doors
  3. Barca fight back against Inter in sensational 3-3 draw
  4. Expatriate workers: Victims of sheer indiscipline
  5. No end to teachers’ struggle over low salaries, allowances
  6. Collapse of Indus Waters Treaty: A Warning Shot for Bangladesh
  7. May Day means nothing for transport workers
  8. Daily Sun at a glance (1 May)
  9. International automotive exhibitions begin at ICCB
  10. Bounce back
  11. SR100,000 fine, deportation for violators during 2025 Hajj season
  12. Books they bind, dreams they leave behind
  13. Consensus Commission must avoid becoming a source of division
  14. Business community urges investment-friendly budget ahead of LDC graduation
  15. Stand by businesspeople to protect workers’ interests
  16. Thousands dead, little progress as workplace safety remains elusive
  17. Swapan, Amin's lavish life built on workers' blood and sweat
  18. Dream of New Bangladesh not possible without better conditions for workers: Yunus
  19. NSU seminar calls for stronger academia-industry collaboration
  20. RMG sector needs to be more competitive, cost-effective to boost exports
  21. BNP activists gather at Nayapaltan to join Labour Day rally
  22. US calls on India and Pakistan to 'de-escalate'
  23. Fakhrul urges govt not to reach any deal undermining national interest
  24. Only Islamic governance can ensure workers’ rights: Jamaat Ameer
  25. Israel firefighters battle blaze near Jerusalem as roads reopen
  26. Yeamazing, the name of hassle-free shopping
  27. Warning: Foot wounds in diabetic patients can range from minor injuries to gangrene
  28. JUCSU election set for 31 July, army to be deployed if needed
  29. BUET team wins top prize in US-based healthcare innovation contest
  30. ICX operators for level playing field to survive