Eighteen kilometres of the 48km Dhaka Bypass Expressway were opened to traffic yesterday.

Hundreds of low-income passengers and small traders in Sylhet are suffering as three of four local train services on the Sylhet-Akhaura route remain suspended, with the lone surviving service offering little relief.

The 30-kilometre stretch from Mymensingh’s Dhobaura to Tarakanda has become almost unusable, causing immense suffering for thousands of people who travel on the road.

Students give 24-hour ultimatum for a rollback

The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) implemented the project

Airline insiders say two of their employees handed them over to an official of US-Bangla Airlines in an exchange

The bridge named after Mawlana Bhashani

Four-member team tasked with investigating technical issues

Chilmari–Haripur Bridge to boost trade, cut travel time

Train services resumed around 8:00am today after the rescue operations completed

Rabindra University students block rail line demanding permanent campus

The Dash-8 Q400 aircraft departed Dhaka at around 2:30pm and turned back just 25 minutes later, landing safely at HSIA at 2:55pm

The government seems to be softening its stance on phasing out outdated vehicles following last month’s threat by transport associations to launch a 72-hour nationwide strike starting tomorrow in support of their eight-point demand.

Launch services on the Paturia-Daulatdia waterway resumed this morning after a 13-hour suspension

The 26-kilometre stretch of the Bonpara-Hatikumrul highway in Natore has turned into a death trap, with frequent road accidents claiming dozens of lives over the years.

Without pontoons at several launch ghats in the coastal upazilas of Rangabali, Galachipa, Dashmina, and parts of Bauphal in Patuakhali, passengers face serious hazards while boarding and disembarking vessels.

This was announced at a representative meeting of the Bangladesh Road Transport Owners-Workers Coordination Council at the Jashore District Workers Union on Friday

Flight BG-388, carrying 146 passengers, departed Dhaka airport for Bangkok at around 12:00pm

Govt hired eight such trains to bring students and people from outside Dhaka to attend a programme where the July Declaration will be unveiled today

Marks an important step forward in operational readiness and enhanced service capabilities of Terminal 3, Biman says