The North South University Law and Mooting Society, in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and Sports, hosted the grand finale of the National Policy Competition 2025 at the NSU in Dhaka on Thursday.
Politicians and security experts at a dialogue on Thursday said that politics in Bangladesh must be brought back on the right track to minimise some conventional and non-conventional security threats brewing in and around the national territory.
More than 10 thousand inhabitants of at least seven villages under Jibannagar upazila in Chuadanga have been suffering immensely as two bridges connecting them to the Chuadanga-Jhenaidah regional highway collapsed in three days due to...
The Executive Committee of the National Economic Council approved a project of the Dhaka University of Engineering and Technology at its meeting at the NEC conference room at the planning commission in Dhaka on Wednesday.
Locals besieged Bagarhat election office for the third consecutive day on Thursday demanding that all four parliamentary seats in the district be retained.
The separation of civil and criminal courts would help speed up the process of dispensing justice, and go towards reducing the massive backlog of cases in the country鈥檚 courts, the ministry of law said in a notification on Thursday.
A group of people attacked and vandalised four shrines and set them on fire at Homna upazila in Cumilla on Thursday over a social media post containing allegedly derogatory remarks on Prophet Muhammad.
The Anti-Corruption Commission on Thursday filed a petition with a metropolitan special judge court in Chattogram, urging the court to direct the authorities to take initiatives to issue an Interpol red notice against former land minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury Javed and...
Leaders of several Islamic parties on Thursday called for the July Charter to be legally recognised through a constitutional order, asking that the next national elections in February 2026 should be held under its framework.
National Citizen Party convener Nahid Islam on Thursday questioned the lack of arrests in enforced disappearance cases, despite serious allegations against high-ranking officials in the Directorate General of Forces Intelligence during the ousted Awami League regime.
Bangladesh has not updated its national data on mental health in seven years despite rising concerns over suicide and growing psychological distress.