Hilsa ban ends, fishermen starts sailing for fishing
NN ONLINE: The fishermen across the country starts heading back to rivers and the sea for fishing Hilsha as the 22-day nationwide ban on...
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IPO market faces longest dry spell in decades
Staff Reporter : Bangladesh’s capital market is passing through one of its most difficult phases, with no new company going public for more than 18...
Preventing enforced disappearances need insttl reform Asif Nazrul
Staff Reporter : Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Adviser Asif Nazrul has said that enforced disappearance is a crime even more heinous than murder, stressing...
Nizami, Salauddin and Mir Quasem were executed in false cases: Fakhrul
Staff Reporter : BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said Jamaat leader Matiur Rahman Nizami, Mir Quasem Ali, and BNP Standing Committee Member...
Highest budget for education if BNP on power: Tarique
Staff Reporter : BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman on Saturday pledged that, if his party is voted back to office, it will prioritise education by...
First US wheat shipment arrives
Staff Reporter : Bangladesh has officially started importing wheat from the United States under a government-to-government (G2G) arrangement — a first in the country’s history....
IMF praises BD’s reserve gains, eyes policy alignment
Staff Reporter : The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has welcomed the recent rise in Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves but said it will review whether the...
Public pressure mounts on govt to implement Teesta master plan
Al Mamun Harun Ur Rashid : Public pressure over the long-delayed Teesta River Master Plan has reached a breaking point across Bangladesh in the recent...
Tajul urges journo to present story of every martyr of July Uprising
NN ONLINE: International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) Chief Prosecutor Muhammad Tajul Islam today called upon the journalists to present story of every martyr of the...
Hilsa fishing ban ends: Fishermen in Chandpur set to return to rivers
NN ONLINE: After a 22-day government ban, the Meghna and Padma rivers are set to come alive once again with the sound of boats...
