Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has sought the cooperation of the media to bring about positive changes in the country. Urging the media to move forward on the path of truthful and objective journalism, he said that the truth should be presented to the people as truth, not party positions or government flattery.
The International Crimes Tribunal's prosecution has said that at least 10 cases of disappearance, murder and genocide are being investigated by the International Crimes Tribunal against former IGP Benazir Ahmed, who was arrested in Dubai. The state has also started legal and diplomatic processes through the National Central Bureau of Police (NCB) and Interpol to bring her back to the country.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has ordered the removal of Sayedabad, Gulistan and Mohakhali bus terminals in the capital. He said this initiative is to restore order on the roads and solve the long-standing traffic congestion problem.
The revised and supplementary budget for the fiscal year 2025-26 has been presented in the National Parliament with a pledge to restructure the ongoing economic situation, combat inflation and ensure frugality in government expenditure. Finance Minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury presented the budget on the seventh day of the second session of the 13th National Parliament on Monday (June 15).
Ad-Din Foundation Executive Director Dr. Sheikh Md. Mohiuddin has claimed that no child has died due to the increase in carbon dioxide levels in the hospital. At the same time, he completely denied the allegations of the government running around with 'bribes' to keep the hospital running.
From December 2024 to May 31 of this year, the number of newly arrived and registered Rohingyas was 152,029. Of these, 2,260 Rohingyas were registered as new arrivals in May. This means that this number of Rohingyas have newly entered Bangladesh in a month, according to the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR. The total number of newly registered people in March was 149,769.