Bogura
Retired female bank officer murdered in Bogura
Shahnaz Begum, 70, a retired senior officer of Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank, was brutally killed in her home in Mahabbat Nandipur village of Maydanhatta Union, Shibganj Upazila, Bogura, on Saturday evening (April 4).
LPG prices spiral out of control in Bogura
Khokon runs a small tea shop. He somehow manages his family with the income from that shop. Economic tensions are his daily companion.
Mother, two children found dead in Bogura
Police have recovered the bodies of a woman and her two children in Shahjahanpur upazila of Bogura. The mother was found hanging inside the house, while the slit-throated bodies of her two children were discovered beside her.
Mobile operators fail to deliver 4G service in most of areas
A recent drive test by Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) in three districts has revealed that in most areas, 4G network coverage was unavailable. Among the private operators, Grameenphone—the country’s largest by subscriber base—recorded the highest lack of 4G coverage, with 58% of the tested areas showing no access.
Take swift action to activate inoperative hospitals
Many patients are unable to receive treatment due to a lack of hospitals, yet they are forced to travel long distances while hospitals exist nearby on paper. The hospitals may have doctors and staff who receive regular salaries, and the infrastructure might be intact, but what is missing is any real activity at these hospitals.
Two motorcyclists killed in Bogura road crush
At least two motorcyclists died after being hit by a sand-carrying truck in Bogura.
Mother-daughter among four injured in Bogura house explosion
At least four people, including a mother and daughter, were reported injured in an explosion at a house in Bogura.
5-year-old killed by slitting throat in Bogura
Miscreants have killed a five-year-old boy by slitting his throat in Ghoradhap Shashipatani area under Bogura Sadar.
Bengali New Year brings festive spirit to Bogura
Children happily stroll alongside their parents, clutching one of their hands while tightly gripping a toy with the other, their faces adorned with joy. As the day progresses, the crowd at Edward Pouro Park in Bogura swells with people of all ages. Some are busy purchasing cosmetics, others are selecting vibrant Boishakh attire, while some are drawn to the array of earthenware on display. Their happiness permeates the festival atmosphere, spreading joy throughout the fairgrounds.