A Facebook post reunites a daughter with her long-lost family, but borders keep them apart

With farmland disappearing and livelihoods changing, the Oraon community is now fighting not only for economic survival but also to preserve its language and culture

Dinesh Trivedi says he is hopeful Tarique-Modi meeting can resolve bilateral issues

Grants govt leave to appeal against construction ban at the heritage site on Unesco’s tentative list

Also inaugurates government rehabilitation programme for flood-affected people

Protesters withdraw after police assure them of action on footbridge demands; traffic yet to fully normalise

Christensen gets a glimpse of local farming and rural life in Jhalakathi

Chief Whip Nurul Islam Moni and Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi collected the papers

A visit to tea gardens in Sreemangal in Moulvibazar and Chanpur in Habiganj found workers picking tea leaves under scorching sun and heavy rain. Many said they had never heard of the day

WDB, however, says there is no immediate flood risk

After completing the Matarbari programmes, he is scheduled to visit flood-hit areas of Chattogram and join rehabilitation programmes for people affected by the recent floods.

The passengers remained inside Rome airport as they could not clear Italian immigration after the aircraft developed a technical fault

Lieutenant Colonel Sarkar Asif Mahmud, commander of 46 BGB’s Srimangal Battalion, confirmed the killing

Through their brushstrokes, the artists are depicting the lifestyles, heritage and diverse customs of indigenous communities in the hill tracts

Relatives, locals allege police involvement; demand impartial probe and punishment for those responsible

Jamaat‑e‑Islami has decided to contest the upcoming presidential election, with the 11‑party alliance to finalise the candidate through discussions.

Move comes after Bashundhara’s proposal to bring in up to 33.5 lakh tonnes a yr; minister says it aims to introduce competition; BPC has ‘reservations’

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday said beneficiaries of fascism remained active in the state, politics, governance and administration, and were trying to destabilise the country’s power and energy sector by spreading misinformation.

On a low-lying island in Patuakhali, 32-year-old Tanjila Begum’s husband works irregularly as a day labourer in nearby watermelon fields, where seasonal tidal surges often destroy crops and wipe out daily earnings.

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed yesterday said Bangladesh would have to rethink its relations with India if New Delhi allows former prime minister Sheikh Hasina to conduct political activities from its territory,