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Why December? Come tomorrow Law Minister Md Asaduzzaman and other guests attend the launching of a book titled ‘Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami: Its History and Politics’, written by late Barrister Abdur Razzak, held at a hotel in the capital on Friday. Even light rain causes waterlogging on roads in the capital’s Matuail area due to the inadequate drainage system managed by Dhaka South City Corporation, creating potential mosquito breeding grounds and raising concerns over dengue. The photo was taken on Friday. National Citizen Party (NCP) leaders and activists form a human chain on Manik Mia Avenue in front of the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban on Friday, protesting what they allege are human rights violations, suppression of dissent and curbs on citizens’ fundamental rights under the BNP government. Demanding Fertiliser Disgruntled farmers block road Large investment coming to HSIA over 3rd Terminal 79 dengue deaths in Sept first 17 days Nahid blames PM as emerging ‘new authoritarian’ Long march to Rangpur today
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Sunday | September 20, 2026 | Dhaka

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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...

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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.

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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,...

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Unlocking global climate capital

Bangladesh is stepping up efforts to attract greater international climate finance by strengthening institutional capacity, improving project preparation and expanding private sector participation, as policymakers...

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Govt backs fresh LNG import

The government on Friday approved the purchase of another cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Saudi Arabia under a government-to-government (G2G) arrangement, as Bangladesh...

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No place for AL politics

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed on Friday accused the banned Awami League of attempting to destabilise Bangladesh from abroad, asserting that the party had lost its...