Views Bangladesh Logo
Banner image

Current Affairs

ADB giving $200 million loan to Bangladesh for modernizing power distribution system
ADB giving $200 million loan to Bangladesh for modernizing power distribution system

by Staff Reporter

ADB giving $200 million loan to Bangladesh for modernizing power distribution system

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is giving a $200 million loan to Bangladesh to modernize and strengthen the power distribution system in the rapidly growing industrial and urban areas of Dhaka and its surroundings. With this money the capacity of the power distribution infrastructure will be increased as well as the reliability, efficiency and stability of the supply system will be improved.

See All

Crime

Businessman shot, 25 bhori gold looted in Keraniganj

Crime

by Staff Reporter

Businessman shot, 25 bhori gold looted in Keraniganj

A group of miscreants held a gold trader and his brother hostage at gunpoint in Keraniganj, Dhaka, shot them and looted around 20 to 25 bhori of gold. Later, the two injured, Antar Sarkar (25) and his cousin Rajib Sarkar (20), were rescued in a bullet-hit condition and admitted to Dhaka Medical College (DMCH) Hospital.

Businessman shot, 25 bhori gold looted in Keraniganj
See All

Trending Views

Schoolchildren's photos taken for face verification: Rises concern about data smuggle?
Schoolchildren's photos taken for face verification: Rises concern about data smuggle?

Report

by Masum Hossain

Schoolchildren's photos taken for face verification: Rises concern about data smuggle?

A secluded area. Bamboo groves and trees all around, with hardly any people in sight. The Karatoya River lies about half a kilometre to the east. A village is roughly half a kilometre to the south, while another is about a kilometre to the north. In between is a quiet path leading toward agricultural fields.

Years in trial—Where is the accountability for delays?
Years in trial—Where is the accountability for delays?

Report

by Hira Talukder

Years in trial—Where is the accountability for delays?

The law sets a deadline of 180 working days. In reality, it takes an average of nearly three years and seven months—around 1,370 days—to conclude a case of violence against women and children. That is roughly seven and a half times the statutory timeframe. Each case, on average, comes up for hearing 22 times. A study by the Bangladesh Supreme Court, based on an analysis of 4,040 cases heard by 46 Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunals in 32 districts between January and June this year, paints this picture. The study also found that the conviction rate in these cases was just 3 percent.

See All

Country

See All

Opinion

Even a Little Rain Causes Severe Waterlogging in Dhaka and Chattogram... Whose fault do you think it is?

Even a Little Rain Causes Severe Waterlogging in Dhaka and Chattogram... Whose fault do you think it is?

Latest Opinion

Definitely corrupt and unskilled authorities

Maria
Shared by 3 People
Share Opinion
See All
সাহিত্য সাময়িকীগুলা সাহিত্যের শত্রু: সৈকত হাবিব । VB কালচারাল ভিউজ
বিশ্ব মাতানো বিশ্বকাপ: শক্তিতে এগিয়ে ফ্রান্স-স্পেন, আসল রূপ দেখাতে শুরু করবে ব্রাজিল-পর্তুগাল
বিশ্ব মাতানো বিশ্বকাপ: শক্তিতে এগিয়ে ফ্রান্স-স্পেন, আসল রূপ দেখাতে শুরু করবে ব্রাজিল-পর্তুগাল
Video|
বিশ্ব মাতানো বিশ্বকাপ: শক্তিতে এগিয়ে ফ্রান্স-স্পেন, আসল রূপ দেখাতে শুরু করবে ব্রাজিল-পর্তুগাল

Sports

Tigers target gold at Asian Games
Tigers target gold at Asian Games

Sports

Tigers target gold at Asian Games

Bangladesh’s women’s cricket team have ended their campaign at the Asian Games. Now, the men’s team are waiting to take the field. Led by Litton Das, the Bangladesh men’s cricket team will leave the country on Thursday to take part in the Asian Games. Before their departure, Litton said their only target is to win the gold medal.

Messi unveils special No. 10 jersey ahead of Argentina farewell
Messi unveils special No. 10 jersey ahead of Argentina farewell

Sports

Messi unveils special No. 10 jersey ahead of Argentina farewell

Lionel Messi has offered a first glimpse of a special No. 10 jersey he is set to wear in what is expected to be his final appearance for Argentina.

Jacks' majic powers England to beat Sri Lanka in first ODI
Jacks' majic powers England to beat Sri Lanka in first ODI

Sports

Jacks' majic powers England to beat Sri Lanka in first ODI

Will Jacks produced a career-best 5-22 with the ball and scored an unbeaten 46 as England beat Sri Lanka by 89 runs in the first ODI at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday (September 22).

Japan had put fear into India
Japan had put fear into India

Sports

Japan had put fear into India

India led by Shreyas Iyer has beaten Japan by only 2 runs in a 5-over match. The gap in the positions of the two teams in the world ranking is huge. Not even a speck of that gap was seen on the field. Rather India had come under real pressure in the bowling of Japan.

Bangladesh medal in individual event after 40 years
Bangladesh medal in individual event after 40 years

Sports

Bangladesh medal in individual event after 40 years

Zinnat Akter has ensured at least a bronze medal by securing a place in the semi-final in the 52 kg weight category of wushu, bringing an end to the wait of a long 40 years. A medal has again been ensured for Bangladesh in an individual event at the Asian Games.

England fast bowler Mark Wood retires from international cricket
England fast bowler Mark Wood retires from international cricket

Sports

England fast bowler Mark Wood retires from international cricket

England fast bowler Mark Wood has announced his retirement from international cricket at the age of 36 after a long battle with injuries, bringing an end to an 11-year career.

See All

International

‘Super El Niño’ could cause 450,000 heat-related deaths over next six months: Study
‘Super El Niño’ could cause 450,000 heat-related deaths over next six months: Study

International

by VB Desk, International

‘Super El Niño’ could cause 450,000 heat-related deaths over next six months: Study

The powerful “Super El Niño” expected this year could intensify extreme heat worldwide, potentially causing an additional 451,000 heat-related deaths through February, researchers at the Climate Impact Lab at the University of Chicago have warned. The figure is not a count of actual deaths, but an estimate of excess deaths compared with a normal year.

See All

Politics

34 Jamaat MPs on 17-day foreign tour, many with families

34 Jamaat MPs on 17-day foreign tour, many with families

34 Jamaat MPs on 17-day foreign tour, many with families

Thirty-four Jamaat-e-Islami lawmakers are currently on a 17-day overseas trip as the party-led 11-party alliance carries out a long march over an eight-point set of demands, including calls to address gas and power shortages and other government issues.

8 JnU Chhatra Dal leaders, activists expelled over campus clash

8 JnU Chhatra Dal leaders, activists expelled over campus clash

8 JnU Chhatra Dal leaders, activists expelled over campus clash

The Jatiotabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) has expelled eight leaders and activists of its Jagannath University (JnU) unit following a clash between rival factions on campus, while another joint convener was served a show-cause notice over alleged organisational indiscipline.

MP Nazrul, first wife in police custody over second wife’s death

MP Nazrul, first wife in police custody over second wife’s death

MP Nazrul, first wife in police custody over second wife’s death

Gazi Nazrul Islam, a lawmaker from the Satkhira-4 constituency, and his first wife, Maksuda, have been taken into police custody following the recovery of the hanging body of his 19-year-old second wife, Mariam Khatun, from a flat at NAM Bhaban in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar.

See All

Special Content

Schoolchildren's photos taken for face verification: Rises concern about data smuggle?
Schoolchildren's photos taken for face verification: Rises concern about data smuggle?

by Masum Hossain

Schoolchildren's photos taken for face verification: Rises concern about data smuggle?

A secluded area. Bamboo groves and trees all around, with hardly any people in sight. The Karatoya River lies about half a kilometre to the east. A village is roughly half a kilometre to the south, while another is about a kilometre to the north. In between is a quiet path leading toward agricultural fields.

See All

State and Politics

Afghan refugees are left huddled at the feet of democracy
Afghan refugees are left huddled at the feet of democracy

by Sazzadul Islam Nayan

Afghan refugees are left huddled at the feet of democracy

On August 16, 2021, the Taliban captured Kabul just a day prior. The last stage of the US military's withdrawal was still in progress. At Hamid Karzai International Airport, events transpired that day which appeared to challenge any straightforward characterization of disorder.

See All

Industry

See All

Foreign Affairs

See All

Entertainment

See All

Lifestyle

Nighttime leg discomfort could signal restless legs syndrome
Nighttime leg discomfort could signal restless legs syndrome

by VB Desk

Nighttime leg discomfort could signal restless legs syndrome

An unexplained urge to move the legs at night, accompanied by burning, itching, tingling or a crawling sensation, should not always be dismissed as ordinary discomfort. Such symptoms may indicate restless legs syndrome (RLS), a neurological movement disorder that can significantly disrupt sleep.

See All

Trade and Economy

ADB giving $200 million loan to Bangladesh for modernizing power distribution system
ADB giving $200 million loan to Bangladesh for modernizing power distribution system

by Staff Reporter

ADB giving $200 million loan to Bangladesh for modernizing power distribution system

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is giving a $200 million loan to Bangladesh to modernize and strengthen the power distribution system in the rapidly growing industrial and urban areas of Dhaka and its surroundings. With this money the capacity of the power distribution infrastructure will be increased as well as the reliability, efficiency and stability of the supply system will be improved.

See All

Gadgets

See All