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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday (May 23) inaugurated the re-excavation of the historic ‘Dhorar Khal’ canal in Mymensingh’s Trishal, nearly 47 years after its original excavation was launched by his father, former President Ziaur Rahman.
Germany is one of the most successful and consistently strong teams in the history of the FIFA World Cup.
Curaçao is a small but very promising team from North America and the Caribbean.
Currently, the familiar classroom of the second grade at the Popular Model School in Mirpur is enveloped in silence. Outside, the sun blazes, yet the interior of the room is shrouded in a dull, icy gloom. The bench where Ramisa, the class's top student, would sit daily to organize her books with remarkable skill, feels even more desolate and quiet today.
Each day, upon engaging with the media, we are confronted with distressing reports of child abuse, rape, murder, kidnapping, and child labor. Recently, incidents such as the murder of Ramisa, along with a series of child abuse and murder cases across various regions of the country, have profoundly unsettled society once more. Whether at school, at home, or on the streets, it appears that children are not entirely safe in any environment. In this technological era, children encounter numerous risks both in the physical world and online.
Do you agree with the claim made by thinker and poet Farhad Mazhar that the United States orchestrated the regime change in Bangladesh and is effectively the one in power now?
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Austrian defender David Alaba is set to leave Real Madrid at the end of the current season. The Spanish giants confirmed the departure in a statement on Friday, saying Alaba's contract will not be renewed after its expiration.
Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is set to return to competitive cricket after a lengthy absence, having signed for Jaffna Kings in the upcoming edition of the Lanka Premier League.
Norway have unveiled their 2026 FIFA World Cup squad in a unique and memorable fashion, with King Harald V personally announcing the team in a video message shared on social media following the nation’s long-awaited return to football’s biggest stage.
Footballer Hamza Chowdhury stole the spotlight at the grand ceremony of the 'Cool-BSPA Sports Award 2025', organised by the Bangladesh Sports Press Association, winning three prestigious awards including the Best Athlete of the Year.
The long-anticipated appointment of the new head coach of the Bangladesh national football team has been confirmed, with German-born American coach Thomas Dooley taking charge of the side.
The Germany national football team have announced their 26-member squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the headline inclusion being the return of veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.
At least 90 people have been killed in a gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China, with authorities warning the death toll could rise as rescue operations continue, state media reported.
The Kolkata High Court has upheld a government restriction banning the slaughter of animals in open public spaces in West Bengal, while also making observations regarding the religious status of animal sacrifice during Eid al-Azha.
Tulsi Gabbard, director of National Intelligence (DNI) of the United States, has resigned from her post, according to multiple US media reports.
Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal Secretary General Nasir Uddin has alleged that National Citizen Party chief organiser Nasiruddin Patwary went to Jhenaidah to incite a mob.
Police have detained 23 leaders and activists of the banned Awami League, Jubo League and other organisations while they were trying to bring out a procession in the capital's Dhanmondi and surrounding areas.
BNP Vice Chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu has alleged that Jamaat is doing all the misdeeds in the country.
Independent MP Rumeen Farhana has alleged that the country is still experiencing a continuation of one-party rule despite political changes.
Currently, the familiar classroom of the second grade at the Popular Model School in Mirpur is enveloped in silence. Outside, the sun blazes, yet the interior of the room is shrouded in a dull, icy gloom. The bench where Ramisa, the class's top student, would sit daily to organize her books with remarkable skill, feels even more desolate and quiet today.
Each day, upon engaging with the media, we are confronted with distressing reports of child abuse, rape, murder, kidnapping, and child labor. Recently, incidents such as the murder of Ramisa, along with a series of child abuse and murder cases across various regions of the country, have profoundly unsettled society once more. Whether at school, at home, or on the streets, it appears that children are not entirely safe in any environment. In this technological era, children encounter numerous risks both in the physical world and online.
As the world grapples with an ongoing energy crisis, the need for renewable energy has never been more urgent. The price of fossil fuels continues to rise globally, and the impacts of climate change are being felt by communities around the world. Bangladesh, with its increasing population and growing energy demands, faces the dual challenge of improving access to energy while also addressing environmental concerns.
State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam has said Bangladesh considers UN peacekeeping not merely an obligation, but a responsibility to humanity under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.
Bangladesh and Morocco have discussed the possibility of signing a free trade agreement to further strengthen bilateral trade ties, while emphasising the need to reduce the large trade deficit between the two countries.
Actress Farin Khan has shared a frightening experience she allegedly faced while travelling to Jamalpur earlier this month, saying she feared she could have been robbed, killed, or sexually assaulted if she had not screamed for help in time.
A cup of steaming hot tea should be filled with the small joys of life, the peace of mind to relieve fatigue. To overcome the sleepiness of the morning, to take a breath of relief during a busy day, or to enliven an afternoon chat—there is no better match than a cup of tea. Tea has long been an integral part of our daily lives as a companion to happiness and sorrow, stories and chats, or busy work. Whether it is chatting with friends or spending time with family, a cup of tea also increases the warmth of relationships. International Tea Day is being celebrated on Thursday (May 21).
Bangladesh Bank Governor Md Mostakur Rahman has announced a Tk 60,000 crore stimulus package to revive closed factories, boost agricultural production and provide working capital loans.
