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July uprising ICT case: Quader among 7 sentenced to death

16 September 2026
International Crimes Tribunal-2 yesterday sentenced Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader and six other senior party and affiliated organisation leaders to death for crimes against humanity during the July-August mass uprising.
16 September 2026
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Gas, Power: More factories may close if crises continue

11 September 2026
Acute shortages of gas and electricity are crippling production at over 400 factories, mainly RMG units, across major industrial hubs, with 202 facing the risk of a complete shutdown within one to two months if the crisis persists, according to the Industrial Police (IP).
11 September 2026
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Aug 21 blast probe, trial: Skewed from the get-go

21 August 2026
Twenty-two years after the August 21 grenade attack, the case remains one of the most consequential unresolved cases in Bangladesh’s history.
21 August 2026
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Inside house of horror

2 August 2026
From the outside, the ageing two-storey building inside the Rapid Action Battalion (Rab)-1 headquarters in Uttara appears almost idyllic.
2 August 2026
Hridoy July Uprising Martyr

Martyr of July uprising: Son they never got to bury

28 July 2026
Police shot him at point-blank on the final day of the July uprising, then made his body disappear, stripping his elderly parents of the chance to bury their only son, secure timely justice, and receive the state compensation that could have lifted them from crushing poverty.
28 July 2026
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Akramul killing: Formal charges pressed against Hasina, 10 others

27 July 2026
For eight years, justice remained beyond the reach of former Teknaf municipality councillor Akramul Haque’s family.
27 July 2026
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2 years on, July cases move at a crawl

16 July 2026
Two years after losing her son during the July uprising, Bithy Begum’s long wait for justice has turned her grief into anguish.
16 July 2026
Shapla Chattar crackdown case update

8 Uprising ICT cases: Prosecution to charge several AL veterans

10 July 2026
The prosecution at the International Crimes Tribunal is set to file charges against around two dozen suspects, including several Awami League veterans, in eight cases over crimes against humanity committed during the July uprising in 2024.
10 July 2026
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Probe finds link of 6 cops with Cox’s Bazar-based yaba smuggling racket

A police investigation has found direct links of six policemen with a yaba smuggling syndicate based in Cox's Bazar, say police officials.
6 August 2015
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Abductors on the prowl

On the morning of July 12, all the hustle and bustle of the busy Eid market at the capital's Science Laboratory intersection came to a standstill, at least for a few minutes. Five armed men jumped out of a white microbus and forced two men into the vehicle. It was around 10:30. The victims -- two brothers, as it later transpired -- shouted for help from inside the vehicle with black glass, but none of the several hundred eyewitnesses dared to approach the microbus.
23 July 2015

Saudi restrictions put Biman in peril

The Saudi authorities this year stopped issuing Umrah visas to Bangladeshis on the allegation of smuggling of migrants into the
17 June 2015
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Number of traffickers grows 6 times in 2 years in Bangladesh

The number of human traffickers increased sixfold in the last two years, according to a police probe report.
11 June 2015
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Tourism gets a boost

The tourism sector is likely to receive a major boost as the government seeks to more than double the civil aviation and tourism
4 June 2015

Cops struggling to cope with overstretched duty

It was a Sunday afternoon. Two on-duty policemen were sitting on a bench on the sidewalk of Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue in the capital's Karwan Bazar area.
4 March 2015

No case sees verdict

Court officials cannot tell when a gold smuggler was punished last time. What they can tell though that there is no such instance in the past 10 years. This, they say, has contributed to the recent surge in the smuggling of the yellow metal.
1 March 2015
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Tip of iceberg

More than 1,000kg of gold worth around Tk 450 crore was seized in the last one year by Customs Intelligence and other agencies.
27 February 2015
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Into the cobweb of gold rackets

Gold smuggling has gone remarkably up of late. Big haul of the most-sought-after metal makes headline all too frequently.
26 February 2015
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Torn-apart, families wait in whimper for justice

Families of the Pilkhana carnage victims may have to wait for two more years to see the killers punished due to the lengthy nature of the judicial proceedings.
24 February 2015
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