Views Bangladesh Logo
Banner image

Current Affairs

Govt to buy 200 electric buses for BRTC without tender
Govt to buy 200 electric buses for BRTC without tender

by Staff Reporter

Govt to buy 200 electric buses for BRTC without tender

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has given in-principle approval for the procurement of 200 electric buses for the Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (BRTC) without inviting tenders. The committee has also approved the direct procurement of necessary charging stations and ancillary infrastructure for operating the buses.

See All

Crime

See All

Trending Views

Foreign lord holds the helm as Hayatullah breathed his last in desert
Foreign lord holds the helm as Hayatullah breathed his last in desert

Politics and Bureaucracy

by Sazzadul Islam Nayan

Foreign lord holds the helm as Hayatullah breathed his last in desert

The desert burned beneath a blazing mid-summer sun. It hung overhead like an enormous ball of fire, as though it could scorch everything in sight into ashes. In every direction stretched endless grey sand, shimmering under the relentless heat. There were no trees, no shade, no homes—nothing to suggest that life had ever existed there. Far ahead, a glimmer on the horizon promised water. But the closer one walked, the clearer it became that it was nothing more than another trick of the desert, another ribbon of sand masquerading as hope.

Government to compensate enforced disappearance victims; exclude NHRC from probe
Government to compensate enforced disappearance victims; exclude NHRC from probe

Report

by Hira Talukder

Government to compensate enforced disappearance victims; exclude NHRC from probe

The government is set to enact a comprehensive law soon to recognize enforced disappearance as a distinct criminal offence and to ensure protection, justice, and compensation for victims and their families. The draft Prevention and Remedies for Enforced Disappearance Act, 2026 proposes life imprisonment and fines as the maximum punishment for enforced disappearance. It also provides for the death penalty in cases where the victim dies as a result of the disappearance, the body is recovered, or the missing person remains untraced even after five years.

See All

Country

See All
বিশ্ব মাতানো বিশ্বকাপ: শক্তিতে এগিয়ে ফ্রান্স-স্পেন, আসল রূপ দেখাতে শুরু করবে ব্রাজিল-পর্তুগাল

Sports

Buttler sets new world record for most runs in T20 cricket
Buttler sets new world record for most runs in T20 cricket

Sports

Buttler sets new world record for most runs in T20 cricket

England wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler has set a new world record for the most runs in T20 cricket, surpassing former West Indies captain Kieron Pollard to become the highest run-scorer in the history of the format.

Yan Diomande leaves RB Leipzig camp to complete Real Madrid move
Yan Diomande leaves RB Leipzig camp to complete Real Madrid move

Sports

Yan Diomande leaves RB Leipzig camp to complete Real Madrid move

Yan Diomande left RB Leipzig's preseason camp on Thursday to undergo a medical in Spain ahead of his move to Real Madrid, sources told ESPN.

Miraz's brilliant ton gives Bangladesh firm grip on Day 1 of Warm-up match
Miraz's brilliant ton gives Bangladesh firm grip on Day 1 of Warm-up match

Sports

Miraz's brilliant ton gives Bangladesh firm grip on Day 1 of Warm-up match

Mehidy Hasan Miraz struck a composed unbeaten century as Bangladesh recovered from an early collapse to seize control on the opening day of their three-day tour match against the Cricket Australia XI at Marrara Oval on Wednesday (August 5).

Rain washes away Ireland's hopes of direct qualification for 2027 World Cup
Rain washes away Ireland's hopes of direct qualification for 2027 World Cup

Sports

Rain washes away Ireland's hopes of direct qualification for 2027 World Cup

Ireland's hopes of securing automatic qualification for the 2027 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup were washed away after persistent rain forced the first ODI against Afghanistan to be abandoned without a ball being bowled.

Hazlewood embraces Bangladesh series as fresh challenge
Hazlewood embraces Bangladesh series as fresh challenge

Sports

Hazlewood embraces Bangladesh series as fresh challenge

Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has described the upcoming two-Test series against Bangladesh as an exciting opportunity to embrace the unknown, saying the limited history between the two sides makes the contest particularly intriguing.

Pakistan level series with commanding win over West Indies
Pakistan level series with commanding win over West Indies

Sports

Pakistan level series with commanding win over West Indies

Pakistan bounced back in emphatic fashion to level the two-match Test series against the West Indies, securing an eight-wicket victory in the second Test in Trinidad and ending a dismal run of eight consecutive away Test defeats.

See All

International

Trump administration refunds nearly $100 billion in tariffs following Court ruling
Trump administration refunds nearly $100 billion in tariffs following Court ruling

International

by VB Desk, International

Trump administration refunds nearly $100 billion in tariffs following Court ruling

Following a US Supreme Court ruling that struck down a major portion of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration under emergency powers, roughly $100 billion has been refunded to importers. According to US customs authority data, although a total of about $128.68 billion is owed in refunds, more than three-quarters of that amount has already been paid.

See All

Politics

No improvement in law and order after elections, mob violence and extortion increased: CPB

No improvement in law and order after elections, mob violence and extortion increased: CPB

No improvement in law and order after elections, mob violence and extortion increased: CPB

The Communist Party of Bangladesh (CPB) has alleged that the country's law and order situation has not improved even five months after the national parliamentary elections. Rather, the party claimed that terrorism, mob violence, extortion, violence against women and children, and political clashes have increased, further aggravating public insecurity .

Giving Sheikh Hasina a platform to speak is an insult to Bangladesh’s sovereignty: Rizvi

Giving Sheikh Hasina a platform to speak is an insult to Bangladesh’s sovereignty: Rizvi

Giving Sheikh Hasina a platform to speak is an insult to Bangladesh’s sovereignty: Rizvi

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General and Political Adviser to the Prime Minister Advocate Ruhul Kabir Rizvi today said giving the fugitive accused Sheikh Hasina, who is currently in India, an opportunity to deliver political speeches is an insult to Bangladesh's national sovereignty and tantamount to interference in the country’s internal affairs.

See All

Special Content

Government to compensate enforced disappearance victims; exclude NHRC from probe
Government to compensate enforced disappearance victims; exclude NHRC from probe

by Hira Talukder

Government to compensate enforced disappearance victims; exclude NHRC from probe

The government is set to enact a comprehensive law soon to recognize enforced disappearance as a distinct criminal offence and to ensure protection, justice, and compensation for victims and their families. The draft Prevention and Remedies for Enforced Disappearance Act, 2026 proposes life imprisonment and fines as the maximum punishment for enforced disappearance. It also provides for the death penalty in cases where the victim dies as a result of the disappearance, the body is recovered, or the missing person remains untraced even after five years.

See All

State and Politics

Foreign lord holds the helm as Hayatullah breathed his last in desert
Foreign lord holds the helm as Hayatullah breathed his last in desert

by Sazzadul Islam Nayan

Foreign lord holds the helm as Hayatullah breathed his last in desert

The desert burned beneath a blazing mid-summer sun. It hung overhead like an enormous ball of fire, as though it could scorch everything in sight into ashes. In every direction stretched endless grey sand, shimmering under the relentless heat. There were no trees, no shade, no homes—nothing to suggest that life had ever existed there. Far ahead, a glimmer on the horizon promised water. But the closer one walked, the clearer it became that it was nothing more than another trick of the desert, another ribbon of sand masquerading as hope.

See All

Industry

Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?
Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?

by Rased Mehedi

Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?

A new international conflict has emerged over the dominance of the artificial intelligence technology sector. Similar to past global rivalries, one faction is spearheaded by the United States, while the opposing faction is led by China and Russia. As anticipated, it was the United States that instigated this latest competition. On December 12, 2025, during the concluding day of the International Tech Summit in Washington, D.C., the Pax Silica Alliance was formed through an agreement signed by 25 nations.

See All

Foreign Affairs

See All

Entertainment

See All

Lifestyle

Elevator mirrors: Not just for grooming
Elevator mirrors: Not just for grooming

by VB Desk

Elevator mirrors: Not just for grooming

Glancing at yourself in the mirror the moment you step into an elevator — fixing your hair, straightening your clothes, or simply catching your own reflection — is a habit nearly everyone shares. But according to architects and behavioral experts, giving passengers a chance to check their appearance isn't actually the main reason mirrors are installed in elevators. Behind it lies a deliberate blend of psychology, safety, and user-friendly design.

See All

Trade and Economy

See All

Gadgets

See All