53 rescued from capsized ferry off Guyana coast
At least 53 people have been rescued after a ferry carrying 116 passengers and crew capsized overnight off the coast of Guyana, Prime Minister Mark...
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Craze in Bangladesh for World Cup
FIFA World Cup 2026 came to an end on Sunday. Tens of thousands spectators of Bangladesh watched the matches of FIFA World Cup. The crazy...
KAU hosts seminar on research language, policy
The Institutional Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Khulna Agricultural University (KAU) organised a seminar titled “From ‘Linked To’ to ‘Causes’: How Words May Mislead in...
TIB questions car allowance u-turn
Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) has questioned the Finance Ministry’s decision to put on hold a proposal to halve the monthly vehicle maintenance allowance for officials...
PM to inaugurate on 5 August
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will formally inaugurate the July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum on 5 August, opening to the public a site that has spent...
Woman dies week after Bangkok bar fire
A 20-year-old woman died Sunday of injuries sustained in a huge Bangkok bar fire one week ago, health authorities said, bringing the death toll from...
The number of measles-related child deaths and infections is rising again
According to the latest data from the Directorate General of Health Services, the number of child deaths and infections due to measles in the country...
Husband slits wife’s throat in Kalkini
A 60-years old woman was killed due to a family dispute in Kalkini upazila of Madaripur district on Saturday. The deceased Jobeda Begum is the...
Walton wins award for environmental initiatives
Walton has once again been recognized for its commitment to sustainable industrial development, securing three honours at the SDG Brand Champion Awards 2026, including the...
Rodri crowned Player of the Tournament
Rodri cemented his status as one of the greatest midfielders to play the game as he collected his award for Player of the Tournament.
S. Africa says radioactive contamination at nuclear plant was minor
Recent radioactive contamination incidents at Africa’s only nuclear power plant were minor and posed no public danger, officials said on Sunday, reaffirming South Africa’s intention...