Pahela Baishakh celebrated in Dhaka
Pahela Baishakh 1433 was celebrated with festive enthusiasm in the capital Dhaka on Tuesday, as the National Cultural Organisations Alliance and other cultural bodies jointly...
Pahela Baishakh 1433 was celebrated with festive enthusiasm in the capital Dhaka on Tuesday, as the National Cultural Organisations Alliance and other cultural bodies jointly...
The government is taking initiatives to protect farmers from business syndicates, said Agriculture Minister Mohammad .Aminur Rashid. He made the remarks in Parliament on Wednesday...
A major reshuffle has taken place in the senior ranks of Bangladesh Police, following a fresh directive from the Ministry of Home Affairs. According to...
During the meeting of Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed and Ambassador of the European Union (EU) to Bangladesh, Michael Miller both sides detailed discussions on a...
Information and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapon said that, in the current context, ensuring the free flow of information and protecting people from misinformation and...
Dhaka, in a move to strengthen national resource stability, has formally requested enhanced cooperation in the energy sector from Algeria. The request was made by...
In the past 24 hours 7 more children have died from measles and measles symptoms in the country. Of them two children died of measles,...
Bangladesh and Indonesia held the second round of Foreign Office Consultations (FOC) in Jakarta on Monday, reaffirming their commitment to deepening bilateral ties and expanding...
Prime Minister’s Foreign Affairs Adviser Humaiun Kobir on Monday described former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as an “autocrat, terrorist and killer” who fled to India...
Brazil has expressed support for Bangladesh’s candidature for the presidency of the 81st session (2026-2027) of the United Nations General Assembly. The assurance came during...
The prospect of a definitive end to the seven-week conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran has evaporated into a cloud of mutual blame...