PMO spokesperson highlights farm loan waivers, welfare cards, education reforms and law-and-order measures in six-month performance review

Solar-powered charging may be made mandatory for registration and renewal

Govt committed to implementing it, says ABM Abdus Sattar

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today formally inaugurated the National Fisheries Fortnight-2026, aiming to further strengthen the fisheries sector to advance the government's goal of building a self-reliant and welfare-oriented Bangladesh.

The prime minister says the government’s development agenda will focus on livelihoods, jobs, education, healthcare and social welfare

Piloting of the Family Card Programme, a massive initiative of the newly elected BNP government to streamline the weak social safety net, has passed with little or no controversy

Over 123,000 retired teachers, employees to receive benefits through online system

Cultural programmes, heritage events, sports, exhibitions and civic initiatives planned from August 1 to September 5

Fakhrul steps down from his party posts following his nomination

Home ministry says the officers failed to respond to notices; suspension orders take immediate effect

Biometric identification, photo verification among measures to curb fraud

The Daily Star’s report correctly pointed it out, state minister for public administration says

Azharul Islam Mannan alleges people from the district are filling key posts in Narayanganj administration

Calls for maximum and efficient use of existing infrastructure to bolster power and energy security

Seven-member panel led by finance minister formed to review the salary structure of the employees of the judiciary

Speaking in Jhenaidah, Asaduzzaman says judges must put delivering impartial justice above treating the role as an ordinary profession

Programme will initially cover 41 lakh beneficiaries this fiscal year, with plans to reach nearly 1.6 crore families within four years

Prime minister also announces institutions will be named after victims of killings and enforced disappearances

Information ministry cites court directives and the spirit of the July Uprising, while chief prosecutor says only remarks amounting to hate speech are restricted

The government would provide the money if the offender’s resources are insufficient