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Police have been accused of destroying evidence in connection with the murder of retired teacher Ganapati Chakraborty, his wife Pritilata Chakraborty, their daughter Agami Chakraborty Prarthi and son Ayush Chakraborty Priyam in the Kamalkachna Machuapara (Daspara) area of Rangpur Metropolitan City.
Police have been accused of destroying evidence in connection with the murder of retired teacher Ganapati Chakraborty, his wife Pritilata Chakraborty, their daughter Agami Chakraborty Prarthi and son Ayush Chakraborty Priyam in the Kamalkachna Machuapara (Daspara) area of Rangpur Metropolitan City.
Police have decided to conduct dope tests on the two arrested suspects in connection with the murder of retired Rangpur Zilla School teacher Ganapati Chakraborty, his wife, and their two children . The move comes as investigators seek to verify claims of drug addiction, which police have cited as a motive for the killings.
Bablu Kumar Biswas, assistant professor of the Forensic Medicine Department of Rangpur Medical College Hospital, has said that there are no signs of rape on the bodies of the deceased mother and daughter of retired teacher Ganapati Chakravarty of Machuapara in Rangpur city. On the other hand, a mortuary worker (dom) has told Views Bangladesh that the mother and daughter may have been raped before the murder.
On the dawn of August 24, 1995, the lifeless, bloodied body of a teenage girl lay by the roadside in front of the BRAC office at Raniganj intersection in Dinajpur town. Her name was Yasmin Akter. According to Bangladesh Mahila Parishad and most reliable accounts, she was only 14 years old. At an age when a girl should have been carrying schoolbooks, Yasmin’s lifeless body lay on a city street in the early morning light. She had been working as a domestic helper in a Dhaka household and was travelling by bus to return to her mother in Dinajpur.
“দায় খুঁজতে খুঁজতে বছরের পর বছর পার। জলবদ্ধতা তো খালি বাড়েই ”
Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal marked his 19th birthday in style, hosting a lavish celebration dubbed "A Night of Champions" with family and friends.
National football team star Hamza Choudhury has been appointed brand ambassador of TECNO Bangladesh, adding one of the country's most prominent football figures to the smartphone brand's promotional lineup.
Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) has announced a 28-member preliminary squad ahead of the FIFA ASEAN Cup to be held in Indonesia. The national team camp will start from August 27 under head coach Thomas Dooley. Before that the players have been asked to join the camp tomorrow.
Bangladesh High Performance (HP) team suffered their first defeat in the Top End T20 Series, falling 21 runs short against Adelaide Strikers Academy after winning their opening three fixtures to put themselves in a strong position for a semifinal berth. Despite the setback, the red-and-green representatives remain at the top of the points table.
Bangladesh pacer Syed Khaled Ahmed has been presented with an opportunity to play in English county cricket. County side Kent have shown interest in taking him on board as a replacement for Shoriful Islam.
Even if they do not always win trophies on the pitch, Real Madrid seem to be playing in a different league in the business race. The club's brand value has increased by 25 percent in one year to €2.40 billion ($2.766 billion). Finishing second in La Liga or going two consecutive seasons without a domestic title has not had much impact here. According to the 2026 updated report by international brand valuation firm 'Brand Finance', Real Madrid have retained the crown of the world's most valuable football club brand for the third consecutive year.
Nearly 400 tourists are missing following a sudden flash flood in Nepal's border district of Rasuwa. The disaster struck on Wednesday morning when a massive surge of water rushed down from Tibet, China's autonomous region, through the Bhote Koshi River and crashed into densely populated areas.
The death toll from the sudden flash flood in Nepal's border district of Rasuwa has risen to 95. A massive amount of water suddenly rushed down from Tibet, China's autonomous region, through the Bhote Koshi River on Wednesday morning, crashing into densely populated areas. Many people, houses and vehicles were swept away within moments by the torrent of water and mud.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe has made a previously undisclosed visit to Russia, according to US media, after US military and diplomatic aircraft were spotted at a Moscow airport.
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has called a joint meeting on the occasion of the party’s 48th founding anniversary. This meeting will be held at 12pm on Wednesday (August 26) at the BNP central office in Naya Paltan.
Md Rashed Khan, political assistant to the Prime Minister, has commented that the leaders and activists of the National Citizen Party (NCP) now appear honest due to lack of opportunity. He claimed that after going from the government to the opposition, the leaders and activists of NCP are no longer getting the opportunities of power like before.
Bidisha Ershad, ex- wife of former president and founder chairman of Jatiya Party Hussain Muhammad Ershad, has been arrested by police. She has been arrested on the basis of the sentence and warrant issued by the court in a fraud case, police informed.
Maruf Ali, a Chhatra Dal leader, has been expelled from the party for illegally imposing Section 144 and making announcements through loudspeakers because he was not invited to the final match of a football tournament in Lalpur, Natore.
Bablu Kumar Biswas, assistant professor of the Forensic Medicine Department of Rangpur Medical College Hospital, has said that there are no signs of rape on the bodies of the deceased mother and daughter of retired teacher Ganapati Chakravarty of Machuapara in Rangpur city. On the other hand, a mortuary worker (dom) has told Views Bangladesh that the mother and daughter may have been raped before the murder.
On the dawn of August 24, 1995, the lifeless, bloodied body of a teenage girl lay by the roadside in front of the BRAC office at Raniganj intersection in Dinajpur town. Her name was Yasmin Akter. According to Bangladesh Mahila Parishad and most reliable accounts, she was only 14 years old. At an age when a girl should have been carrying schoolbooks, Yasmin’s lifeless body lay on a city street in the early morning light. She had been working as a domestic helper in a Dhaka household and was travelling by bus to return to her mother in Dinajpur.
Bangladesh does not need to win the global race for computing power. It needs to rediscover its own strength: organising people so that technology creates shared prosperity.
European Union Ambassador to Bangladesh Michael Miller has said that new horizons of opportunity have opened up in Bangladesh after the elections. The EU has expressed its intention to work towards further strengthening trade, investment and economic partnership. At the same time, he expressed deep concern that Rohingya repatriation has not yet begun.
US Ambassador to Bangladesh Brent Christensen held a meeting with Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman and State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir.
Malini Sharma, who captivated audiences with her mysterious role in Vikram Bhatt's horror film 'Raj' (2002), has returned to the spotlight after 23 years. Her ethereal presence and terrifying portrayal of a ghost in the film had sent chills down the spines of viewers. However, shortly after the film's release, she gradually stepped away from acting.
Standing in front of the mirror, we see ourselves as ordinary. Yet the neighbour's new car or a colleague's recent promotion seems extraordinary. This feeling is not unique to any one person. Psychology suggests that we spend about 10 to 12 percent of our daily thoughts comparing ourselves to others. This tendency to compare is a fundamental part of human psychology—not a product of modern life's anxieties, but rather an ancient instinct deeply rooted in human nature.
Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI) has ordered the withdrawal of 10 products, including spices from Bombay Sweets and Baghabari ghee, from the market for failing to meet the standards set according to Bangladesh standards in laboratory tests. Additionally, show-cause notices have been issued asking why the BSTI-issued licences for these products should not be cancelled. BSTI has advised consumers to refrain from purchasing these products as they have been proven to be substandard in tests.
