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PM warns of energy sector sabotage

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday accused groups that benefited from fascism of trying to destabilise Bangladesh’s power and energy sector by spreading misleading information,...

Uncertainty surrounds DSHE leadership

Speculation has intensified within Bangladesh’s education administration over a possible change in the leadership of the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE), with officials...

Jamaat flags fuel monopoly risk

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has called on the government to immediately suspend plans to allow private companies to import, store, transport, distribute and market refined petroleum products,...

Govt rejects speculation

The government has rejected recent media reports and social media discussions surrounding its proposed policy to allow private-sector participation in refined fuel imports, describing them...

Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Dr Shafiqur Rahman visits a still photograph exhibition programme titled ‘July Hasn’t Yet Ended’ with the diplomats at his government residence in the city’s 29 Minto Road on Saturday marking the second anniversary of the July mass uprising that featured different phases when the people of this land rose up for freedom and justice. The exhibition’s timeline began in 1947, featured the 1971 Liberation War, anti-Ershad campaign, ending of fascist Awami League regime with an uprising in 2024.

Opposition awaits consensus

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, the National Citizen Party (NCP) and Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis have yet to decide their strategy for the upcoming presidential election, saying they will...