Tasnim Jara criticises move to repeal
Dr. Tasnim Jara, former Joint Secretary of the National Citizens Party (NCP), has expressed strong opposition to the government’s reported plan to repeal the Anti-Enforced...
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NCP leader slams MP Amir Hamza
Tahsin Riaz, Joint Secretary of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), has stirred political debate after posting on social media about his coalition partner, Jamaat-e-Islami MP...
Hossain pioneers industry 4.0 solutions for digital manufacturing
Md Hossain, a US-based Bangladeshi researcher, is advancing digital manufacturing and intelligent industrial systems through his work on Industry 4.0 technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), digital...
DU student found dead in Hazaribagh
The body of a student of Dhaka University (DU) has been recovered from a residence in Hazaribagh, in the capital. Relatives said a smell of...
Export earnings decline to $3.39bn in March
Bangladesh’s merchandise exports saw a sharp decline in March, dropping 19.78% compared to the same period last year, driven by fewer working days, weak global...
Upcoming FM’s visit hints at fresh start in Dhaka-Delhi ties
The upcoming official visit of Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman to India is drawing significant attention from regional analysts, who view it as a crucial step...
Power, Fuel, Politics in Spotlight: Panic buying hits despite adequate fuel supply
The entire country is currently witnessing a chaotic fuel-buying frenzy, with long queues at filling stations across the country, including Dhaka, Chattogram, and several major...
Power, Fuel, Politics in Spotlight: Hasnat flags long fuel queues
Comilla-4 MP Hasnat Abdullah on Thursday raised concerns in parliament over the ongoing fuel crisis, highlighting the closure of petrol pumps and long queues of...
4 ordinances to go, holding 16
A parliamentary special committee has recommended scrapping four ordinances issued during the tenure of the interim government while advising that 16 others, including those related...
News Analysis: BD Gains Lifeline as Iran keeps Hormuz Open for ‘Friendly’ Nations
Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty following reduced involvement by the United States, Bangladesh has emerged as a quiet beneficiary of shifting...