Staff Reporter : Md Sadek Khan, the former Member of Parliament for Dhaka-13, has been arrested in the Nakhalpara area of Dhaka, according to officials from the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP). The arrest, confirmed on Saturday, comes as part of a wider crackdown on Awami League leaders following the recent ouster of former leader Sheikh Hasina. Sadek Khan, a notable figure within the Awami League, was detained in connection with a case filed at Mohammadpur Police Station over attack on...
Special Report :Dhaka Metro Rail is set to resume operations today, following significant disruptions caused by the vandalism of several...
Staff Reporter : In a recent address, BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Advocate Ruhul Kabir Rizvi urged the interim government led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus to annul all secret agreements made between the previous Awami League government and India over the past 15 years. Rizvi’s statement highlights growing concerns within the BNP about the potential implications of these undisclosed deals. Speaking at an event organised by the Kafrul Thana BNP on Saturday morning (August 24), Rizvi criticised the former Sheikh...
Abu Jakir : In a dramatic twist of fate, former Appellate Division Justice AHM Shamsuddin Chowdhury Manik, once a prominent...
BSS :Chief Adviser to the interim government Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus on Saturday urged the country’s people to come forward...
Staff Reporter : US Senate Dick Durbin is expected to visit Bangladesh on August 26 to have meeting with the...
Staff Reporter : The tragic events at Pilkhana in 2009, widely referred to as the “BDR Mutiny,” were not an act of revolt but rather a premeditated massacre, according to convicted Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) soldiers. In a press conference held at the Abdus Salam Auditorium in the Jatiya Press Club, they demanded a reinvestigation into the incident, calling for all related reports to be made public. The convicted soldiers alleged that the narrative suggesting the killings were triggered by a...
Staff Reporter : Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina now faces a staggering 49 legal cases, including 40 murder charges, as legal battles mount against the ousted leader following her departure from office amid widespread student protests. The latest case, filed on Friday, adds to the growing list of accusations against Hasina and her former cabinet members. The most recent charge involves the murder of Abdul Ahad Shaikat, a student from Dhaka Commerce College, who was allegedly killed during the anti-discrimination...
Staff Reporter : Workers Party President and former MP Rashed Khan Menon was remanded for five days in a murder case filed at Dhaka’s New Market Police Station. Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Ali Haider passed the order on Friday after the police produced him before the court around 4 p.m., seeking a 10-day remand. Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) detained Menon from the capital’s Gulshan area on Thursday night. Later, he was shown arrested in a case filed with the New Market...
Farrukh Khosru : Bangladesh’s external debt dramatically increased under the oligarchic kleptocracy of the Sheikh Hasina regime from 2009 to...
Special Report : On August 14, 2024, Reuters, a global news agency with its headquarters in London, reported on an...
Staff Reporter : The devastating deluge in the country’s northeast and eastern regions has left more than 4.5 million people...