Which Way Will Europe Go Now?
History occasionally reaches a point when unity becomes essential for survival. The formation of tribes, societies and states has always been rooted, in one way...
History occasionally reaches a point when unity becomes essential for survival. The formation of tribes, societies and states has always been rooted, in one way...
Traffic congestion in Dhaka is no longer merely a nuisance—it has become a serious national crisis. Every day, millions of people lose valuable hours sitting...
IT is a matter of concern that five major sectors in the country are in a fragile state due to widespread inefficiency, despite possessing a...
Muhammad Aziz Khan, a businessman of Bangladeshi origin and chairman of Summit Group, has been dropped off Forbes’ list of Singapore’s 50 richest people after...
Narayanganj City Corporation (NCC) is set to implement a major Tk 1,694.76 crore project to address the city’s long-standing water crisis. Under the Narayanganj Green...
Indian rescue teams searched the rubble of a building collapse in New Delhi on Monday, a day after the five-story block crashed down killing at...
The government is losing around Tk4,000 crore in annual revenue due to illegal electricity use for charging battery-powered autorickshaws, Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed told the...
The government has taken prompt initiatives and made alternative arrangements for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports to address the ongoing disruption in gas supply to...
A young man named Mehedi Hasan (25) was killed by miscreants in a stabbing incident in the Shah Ali police station area of Mirpur in...
Bangladesh’s literacy rate among people aged seven and above has risen to 77.9 per cent, with the government stepping up efforts to bring out-of-school children,...
Posts, Telecommunications, and Information Technology Minister Fakir Mahbub Anam stated that Bangladesh’s primary goal now is not merely connection, but quality and meaningful connectivity. He...