The National Citizens Party (NCP) launched its women’s affiliate, Jatiya Narishakti, appointing Monira Sharmin as convener and Nusrat Tabassum as chief organizer.
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In a move aimed at enhancing traffic control and reducing congestion, police have begun using portable signal lights in traffic management across key areas.
A new reckoning has begun after Prime Minister and BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman gave up the Bogura-6 (Sadar) seat.
Bangladesh needs stronger data governance and OTT regulation, but not through disruption or disproportionate compliance burdens. A sequenced, market-aware approach combining digital literacy, smarter enforcement, and competitive local infrastructure can protect citizens while preserving exports, entrepreneurship and economic resilience.
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With little time remaining before the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti has begun final assessments for team formation through the March FIFA window friendlies.
After the conclusion of the Pakistan series, the New Zealand national cricket team will visit Bangladesh in April. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has announced the schedule and venue for the three-match ODI and three-match T20 series.
The Sri Lankan women's cricket team is visiting Bangladesh for the first time to play a bilateral series. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) released the official schedule for the tour on Monday. This time, the Sri Lankan team will play an ODI and T20 series.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has lodged a formal complaint with the match referee over a last-minute DRS (Decision Review System) call taken by Bangladesh during the tense final moments of the third ODI.
A gripping cricket evening unfolded at Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, where Pakistan needed 14 runs in the final over with one wicket in hand, while Bangladesh needed just one wicket to seal victory. Ultimately, it was Bangladesh who emerged triumphant, securing a nail-biting 11-run win to clinch the ODI series against Pakistan.
UEFA has cancelled the 'Finalissima' match scheduled between Euro 2024 winners Spain and Copa America and world champions Argentina. The match was set to be held in Qatar on March 27.
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned on Tuesday, citing his inability to “in good conscience” support the Trump administration’s war in Iran.
The Reuters news agency is reporting that Israel’s defence minister, Israel Katz, has said Iran’s security chief Ali Larijani had been killed in an Israeli airstrike overnight (see post at 08.56 for more details).
Here is the latest situation in the Middle East war on Monday:
The 'Call Ready' microphone service operated under significant risk to ensure that Bangabandhu's historic speech reached the public. Even today, whenever Bangabandhu's speech is broadcast, the phrase 'Call Ready' inscribed on the microphone in front of Bangabandhu's illustrious visage instinctively comes to mind. Nevertheless, even after 55 years of independence, Call Ready has yet to receive any official recognition from the state.
Hopes surrounding the election have turned into disappointment and fear for many women in Bangladesh, including those who were at the forefront of the July mass uprising, according to a report by the British national daily The Guardian.
Bangladesh needs stronger data governance and OTT regulation, but not through disruption or disproportionate compliance burdens. A sequenced, market-aware approach combining digital literacy, smarter enforcement, and competitive local infrastructure can protect citizens while preserving exports, entrepreneurship and economic resilience.
Popular actor and station chief of private radio station 'Radio Bhumi' Shams Suman has passed away. He was 58.
Road Transport and Bridges Minister Shaikh Rabiul Alam on Tuesday said over the next two to three days, around 1.5 crore people will leave Dhaka to celebrate Eid and efforts are underway to ensure everyone can travel home without any inconvenience.
World Bank Vice President for South Asia Johannes Zutt has said that nearly half of Bangladesh’s working-age youth failed to secure jobs over the past decade, with young women facing even greater challenges.