Current Affairs
Bangladesh rejects any foreign interference in internal affairs: Security Adviser in Delhi
National Security Adviser Dr Khalilur Rahman has said Bangladesh does not want any foreign interference in its internal matters and reaffirmed its zero-tolerance stance against terrorism.
Govt issues gazette for Organ Transplantation Ordinance 2025
The government has issued the gazette for the 'Organ Transplantation Ordinance, 2025', aimed at regulating the collection, preservation and lawful use of organs for transplantation.
Court rejects case plea over alleged ‘defamatory’ Facebook post on Tarique Rahman
A Dhaka cyber tribunal has rejected a case plea filed over an alleged defamatory Facebook post about BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman.
RU students block highway protesting attack on fellows
Students of Rajshahi University (RU) have blocked the Rajshahi–Natore highway in protest against an attack on three of their peers by some assailants.
Reinstatemen of caretaker system steer country back on ‘highway of democracy’: AG
Attorney General (AG) Md Asaduzzaman has said that The reinstatement of the caretaker government system will steer Bangladesh back onto the “highway of democracy.”
Winter may become negligible by the end of this century: Research report
Bangladesh's climate could undergo major changes in the next few decades if the world fails to control the effects of greenhouse gases, a recently published research report has said.
3 assistant commissioners dismissed during training
The government has dismissed three assistant commissioners (executive magistrates) while they were undergoing foundation training.
People will have to protect themselves if attack on police increases: DMP boss
Describing the continuous attacks on police as 'deeply worrying', Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Sheikh Md. Sazzat Ali said that if such a situation continues, people will have to protect their homes themselves.
UNGA adopts resolution seeking return of Rohingyas to Myanmar
The UN General Assembly's Third Committee has adopted by consensus a resolution on Rohingya Muslims, urging renewed global efforts for a durable solution to the crisis and for the safe, voluntary return of Rohingyas to Myanmar.
Liton hits century after Mushfiqur
Liton Das struck century after Mushfiqur Rahim as Bangladesh tightened their grip on the second Test against Ireland, reaching 387-5 at lunch on Day 2 at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium today.