Report
Along with measles, children are being infected with adenovirus: Dr. Muaz
A total of 459 children have died from measles and measles-like symptoms in the country from March 15 to May 17, according to the official data. Of these, 75 children have died after being diagnosed with measles and 384 children have died due to measles symptoms. Of the children, 82 percent are children under the age of five.
Political timeline of Bogura Airport Project
For over thirty years, there have been ongoing discussions concerning the airport in Bogura. Land acquisition and infrastructure development have been undertaken. Political declarations have been made repeatedly. Yet, no commercial aircraft have taken to the skies over Bogura thus far. This initiative was referred to as the gateway to the potential of the northern region.
Digital age press freedom: Opportunity or new control mechanism?
The digital revolution has changed journalism more rapidly than any previous era. News now spreads instantly through smartphones, social media platforms, and online news portals, removing many of the traditional barriers that once controlled information flow. In principle, this shift has expanded press freedom by allowing more voices to publish and reach global audiences without depending entirely on established media institutions.
Bangladesh now a nuclear power
Bangladesh has embarked on a new chapter in the global energy landscape. The nation has officially transitioned into the realm of nuclear power generation with the introduction of uranium fuel to the inaugural unit of the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant. It has now become the 33rd nation worldwide to attain this capability.
Secretary's death in malaria: High time to be precarious travelling abroad
Commerce Ministry Secretary Mahbubur Rahman died of severe cerebral malaria soon after he returned attending a World Trade Organization conference in Cameroon. His family has alleged that the government top official was not given any warning about the risks of malaria before the trip. The question arises, is this just an untimely death, or is it the end of a precious life due to the failure of state protocols?
Uber sending 'Phantom bills' to customers in Dhaka
Ride-sharing platform Uber is reportedly sending phantom bills to customers under the pretext of settling outstanding dues for trips taken approximately five to six months ago. Furthermore, Uber has shown a reluctance to address customer complaints concerning these bills. Consequently, users in Dhaka find themselves trapped by Uber's ghost bills.
Strong rain band approaching to drench Bangladesh
A significant change in the weather is forecast amid the ongoing heatwave across most of the country. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department and the private research and observation organisation Bangladesh Weather Observation Team have reported that a strong rain band has formed in the Bay of Bengal and surrounding areas, gradually moving towards Bangladesh. According to their forecast, the effects of this rain band may be felt in phases across almost all regions of the country from April 26 or 27 until May 7 or 8, which will bring an end to the prolonged heatwave. However, as the rain band becomes active, intense storms and lightning strikes are also expected to increase nationwide.
Pir Shamim murder: Legal obligations of police in arresting the accused
Law enforcement agencies have been unable to arrest any suspect in the mob beating and murder of Pir Shamim Reza Jahangir in Daulatpur, Kushtia, as of Saturday evening, April 18. Locals allege that identified suspects are openly moving around the area, increasing public fear and anger. Since the incident, the victim's family has been suffering from insecurity, fearing another mob attack.
BMDA's irrigation, canal digging change Chapainawabganj's agriculture
The once dry and desert-like Barendra township is now one of the country's grain stores. The modern irrigation system of the Barendra Multipurpose Development Authority (BMDA), especially canal digging and optimal use of surface water, has brought about revolutionary changes in Chapainawabganj's agriculture and economy.
Crocodile-based ‘votive trade’ alleged at Shrine, led by Khadims
'Vow Trading' with Crocodiles has been going on at the Shrine of Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali (RA) in Bagerhat for a long time. Devotees believe that feeding the crocodiles in the shrine's pond with poultry will fulfill their wishes or intentions. For that, some bring ducks, some chickens, some goats. These vowed poultry and goats go to the servants. They divide the money and animals for the vows. This is how the vow trading with crocodiles has been going on at the shrine for years!