1,809 more crime suspects held in 24hrs
In the ongoing countrywide crackdown against the criminals to maintain law and order, the police have arrested 1,809 more crime suspects in the past 24 hours on Saturday.
Bangladesh
- Advertisement -
Rastra Sanskar Andolan for consensus over July charter implementation, elections
Rastra Sanskar Andolan, a partner of Ganatantra Mancha, urged for national unity among political parties for the implementation of the July charter and holding the next general elections in coming February.
Bangladesh seriously crippled by poor foreign funding
Bangladesh received only 1.25 per cent of the foreign climate finance pledged under its Nationally Determined Contribution 2.0, severely limiting the country鈥檚 ability to achieve its full carbon reduction potential, according to a study released in Dhaka on Saturday.
Review of Media Commission recommendations demanded
Journalists have demanded a review of the Media Reform Commission鈥檚 recommendations, along with the implementation of a 鈥楴o Wage Board, No Media鈥� policy and a minimum monthly pay of Tk 35,000 for journalists.
ISU inaugurates MPH programme
International Standard University has inaugurated the first batch of its master of public health programme through a ceremony on the university鈥檚 Mohakhali campus in Dhaka on Friday.
Uninterrupted supply of goods key to market management: commerce adviser
Commerce adviser Sheikh Bashir Uddin at a programme in Chattogram on Friday said that uninterrupted supply of goods was the key to market management.
CUET holds 140th syndicate meeting
Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology held its 140th syndicate meeting at the Syndicate Room of CUET in Chattogram on Saturday.
2 suspected anthrax patients die in Rangpur
Two people died with symptoms similar to those of anthrax and over 200 other patients were showing similar symptoms in at least two unions of Pirgacha upazila in Rangpur in the past one month, triggering panic among local residents.
Ecosystem protection must for animals: Tarique
Bangladesh Nationalist Party acting chair Tarique Rahman on Saturday said that just as democracy safeguards human rights, protecting the ecosystem is essential to ensure the rights of domestic and wild animals.
JULY CHARTER SIGNING:聽Not all parties submit list of representatives
At least 15 political parties, including the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, on Saturday -- in response to a call from the National Consensus Commission -- submitted lists of their representatives who would be present in the July National Charter 2025 signing ceremony.
Textbook distribution on first day of 鈥�26 becomes uncertain
Uncertainty looms if the National Curriculum and Textbook Board will be able to distribute all textbooks among all students on the first day of 2026, following the government鈥檚 recent cancellation of a tender for printing 12.61 crore books.