Security personnel patrol on a street near burnt-out vehicles following clashes between people supporting and opposing a contentious amendment to India’s citizenship law, in New Delhi on Wednesday.
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Just call me Harry, prince says as Royal exit looms
AFP :Prince Harry asked to be introduced as just “Harry” at an event on Wednesday, kicking off a final round of public engagements before he...
Saiful made DGFI chief as 5 major gens get new duties
bdnews24.com :Five senior generals have been given new responsibilities in a major shake-up in the top brass of the Bangladesh Army.Md Saiful Alam of the...
Woman dies in police custody
Staff Reporter :Another woman mysteriously died at the custody of Mohammadpur Police Station in the early Tuesday, hours after her detention by police from a...
Papiya arrested on PM’s order: Quader
Staff Reporter : Awami League (AL) General Gecretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader on Tuesday said that Jubo Mohila League leader Shamima...
India, US ink $3b defence deals
India Today :India and the US on Tuesday signed defence deals worth $3 billion, President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi...
No coronavirus patient detected yet in BD: Minister
UNB, Dhaka :No coronavirus case has yet been detected in Bangladesh which is good for the country, Health and Family Welfare Minister Zahid Maleque said...
BNP pledges fair trial if voted to power
Staff Reporter :BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday has said if their party forms government, they will ensure a neutral and fair...
Chinese envoy’s message to BD students
UNB, Dhaka :Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Li Jiming has urged the Bangladeshi students in China to continue to have faith, keep calm and stay strong,...
IEDCR team visits spot after 2 die of ‘unknown disease’ in Thakurgaon
UNB, Thakurgaon :A team of Institute of Epidemiology Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) on Tuesday morning visited Songaon village in Baliadangi upazila where two members...
Situation very grave: Moon
AFP, Seoul :The novel coronavirus outbreak in South Korea is “very grave”, president Moon Jae-in said Tuesday as he visited its epicentre and the country’s...