Current Affairs
When women move forward, the nation moves forward: Zubaida Rahman
Dr. Zubaida Rahman, spouse of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, has said that the advancement of women is essential for the progress of the nation.
Buyers stock up on edible oil amid price hike fears
Consumers in the capital are rushing to buy edible oil due to fears of rising prices in the international market due to the ongoing war situation between the United States, Israel and Iran. Due to higher purchases than demand, there has been a shortage of soybean oil in various markets in Dhaka.
National progress impossible without women’s inclusion: President
President Mohammad Shahabuddin has said that national progress and prosperity cannot be achieved by keeping women outside the mainstream of the state and society.
Khaleda Zia, 6 women receive ‘Best Indomitable Woman’ award
Former Prime Minister and late BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia, six women received the ‘Best Indomitable Woman’ (Sreshtho Odommo Nari) award today.
Eight fuel-laden ships arrive Chattogram Port
Amid growing uncertainty triggered by ongoing tensions in the Middle East, eight fuel-carrying vessels have arrived at Chattogram Port, according to a Chattogram Port offcial.
India face New Zealand in high-stakes T20 World Cup 2026 Final
Hosts India will take on New Zealand in the final of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 today (March 8), with the title-deciding encounter set to begin at 7:30pm (Bangladesh time).
Application filed seeking defamation case against Nasiruddin Patwary
An application has been filed with a Dhaka court seeking a defamation case against Nasiruddin Patwary, chief coordinator of the National Citizen Party (NCP), on charges of criminal intimidation and defamation.
Fuel oil sale under rationing system from today
To deal with a possible fuel crisis in the country, fuel oil sale under rationing system has officially started from today (March 8). Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) has determined the daily fuel quantity according to the type of vehicle.
Iran claims 220 US troops killed or injured in retaliatory strikes in 24 hrs
Iran’s armed forces have claimed that about 220 US troops and commanders were killed or injured in retaliatory attacks over the past 24 hours, according to a military spokesperson.
US-Israel attack on Iran 'should never have happened': China
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for an end to military operations, and urged all parties to return to the negotiating table as soon as possible.