‘Public awareness vital to curb dengue’
Narayanganj Deputy Commissioner (DC) Rayhan Kabir has called for greater public awareness and collective action to prevent dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases and address waterlogging....
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Drunk police officer withdrawn, probe body formed
A video of Sub-Inspector (SI) Abdul Mannan of Narayanganj Sadar Naval Police Station behaving drunkenly has gone viral on social media. The incident occurred late...
Saifur Rahman’s 17th death anniv observed
The 17th death anniversary of former finance and planning minister M Saifur Rahman has been observed on Saturday. Various programmes were organised to mark the...
Uncertain fibre prices put farmers at risk
For generations jute has been known as the “golden fibre” of Bangladesh, offering farmers a cash crop that can thrive even on land where other...
305 held in anti-drug operations
At least 305 individuals have been arrested during anti-drug operations across 11 districts within the Chattogram Range. The information was disclosed Friday night in a...
Bomb-making blast injures six, one held
At least six people were injured when a bomb allegedly exploded while it was being made at an abandoned house in Madaripur Sadar upazila late...
Adulterated molasses factory raided in Rangpur
A mobile court raided a factory in Mithapukur upazila of Rangpur on Thursday evening for allegedly producing adulterated molasses using sugar and harmful chemicals without...
Feni football tournament concludes
The closing and prize distribution ceremony of a football tournament organised in memory of July 36 was held in Feni last Thursday. Professor Zainal Abedin,...
Ghost bills fuel public fury
A wave of abnormally high, and in some cases inexplicable, electricity bills has left ordinary consumers across the country reeling, triggering a storm of criticism...
Bangladesh bets the farm on climate survival
Bangladesh must rapidly reshape its agriculture sector, which generates nearly 38 per cent of the country’s total greenhouse gas emissions, or risk compounding the vulnerability...
Bangladeshis turn cooler towards India
Bangladeshis’ favourable view of India has fallen 15 percentage points since 2024, with just 42 per cent now holding a positive view of the neighbouring...
Energy outlook turns ‘grim’
Bangladesh’s energy situation is “grim” as heavy dependence on imported fuel and LNG leaves the country exposed to global market shocks, Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission...