Charge passengers extra, risk losing route permits, Rabiul warns bus operators
22 September 2026
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New Pay Scale: Basic pay rise to cost Tk 37,372cr
21 September 2026
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DUCSU's Tk 40 crore project: Where is the money coming from?
22 September 2026
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Tk 20 fuel price hike: How much will it affect ordinary people?
22 September 2026
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Why is power generation at Rooppur nuclear plant uncertain?
22 September 2026
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Will buying fuel at high prices amid the war really ease the crisis?
21 September 2026
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36 missing children found dead in eight months: Why are they being targeted?
21 September 2026
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What politics lies behind recognition and distortion of history?
20 September 2026
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New pay scale: When will govt employees get the increased salaries?
20 September 2026
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Saudi Arabia seeks China’s help to counter Houthis: Can Beijing influence Iran?
20 September 2026
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Covid-19 treatment: Relying on pvt hospitals resulting in immense financial burden
The medical cost of Covid-19 is resulting in an economic burden of a lifetime as treatment costs in private hospitals is sky high and government hospitals lack capacity to accommodate the surge in patients.
29 August 2021
Metro rail successfully completes first ‘performance test’
The first metro rail in the country has inaugurated its performance test phase with a successful test run.
29 August 2021
Ray weighing around 400kg caught from Padma
Local fisherman in Rajbari caught a colossal ray, weighing around 400 kilograms, from the Padma River on Thursday morning.
29 August 2021
Snails-pace in road construction: 15-20 percent work completed in 9 months
Only 15 to 20 percent of the work of a 13-month road extension project on Murali intersection of Khulna bus stand has been completed in nine months.
29 August 2021
Bridge connecting nothing standing over a canal for 22 years
A bridge in Dharkhar union of Akhaura upazila, Brahmanbaria was constructed in 1999, but to this day no roads have been built connecting them -- an impractically built symbol of irresponsible use of tax money.
28 August 2021
Country’s only tissue bank serving thousands in silence
The lone tissue bank of this country, located in Savar, has been serving silently for over 10 years, and has aided thousands with at least 1.39 lakh cubic metres of bones and 54,768 pieces of amniotic grafts.
28 August 2021
CID ASP, 5 others arrested on charges of abduction, demanding ransom
Five, including Dinajpur CID ASP, were arrested on charges of abduction and demanding ransom. The arrestees include Rangpur CID ASP Sarwar Kabir, ASI Hasinur Rahman and Constable Ahsanul Haque Faruk.
28 August 2021
As schools remain closed, bag makers suffer
Prolonged closure of education institutions during the pandemic has proven fatal for the industry making bags for students. Many involved in production and sale of bags are facing a crisis. Many are looking for alternate sources of livelihood.
28 August 2021
Sarjan method fruitful for green malta variety in Khulna
The saline soil of Khulna region has long been unsuitable for most varieties of crops. But recent implementation of Sarjan method under the guidance of the Agriculture Department has shown high yields in green malta variety in this region.
27 August 2021
No one to hear the pleas of Bhabadaha
Because of waterlogging of the Bhabadaha river in the southwestern region of the country, inhabitants of the villages adjacent to 52 beels in the area are suffering every year. Projects worth crores of taka have been taken to deal with the problem. But a permanent solution is yet to be reached to alleviate the problems of lakhs of villagers in this region.
27 August 2021
Resolving the Rohingya crisis: What can Bangladesh do?
When the Rohingyas in Myanmar’s Rakhine State were facing a brutal military crackdown in late August, 2017 and found the doors of neighbouring countries closed -- Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had taken the bold decision to give them safe refuge in Bangladesh. And now, after four years, more than a million Rohingyas are still waiting for a solution to their exiled lives.
27 August 2021
Khulna flooded in rains again
The streets of Khulna are waterlogged easily even after very little rain. Sewage water and garbage ends up getting mixed in the stagnant water. And people in low-lying neighborhoods of the city have to suffer the most.
26 August 2021
Police took Tk 2.5 lakh in a night-time raid, claims arrestee
In Rupnagar, Dhaka, around 9 pm, two members of police along with four “sources” raided a woman’s house and arrested her with two other women.
The arrestee has claimed that police took at least 2.5 lakh taka during the raid but police denied the allegation.
26 August 2021
No service upgrade, still record revenue in Rail sector
Bangladesh Railway’s west zone has collected a shockingly huge amount of revenue from Indian cargo trains in the last two fiscal years, without upgrading its services and facilities.
26 August 2021
What direction will trade relations between Bangladesh, Afghanistan take?
Bangladesh-Afghanistan trade relations are in limbo after the Taliban took over.
26 August 2021
Baby boom in zoo without humans
Cat-sized black-striped yellow tigers, bouncing little deer, grumpy little hippos and many other tiny exotic animals are now roaming around Mirpur National Zoo. Serenity, clean environment and lack of human presence during the pandemic has brought out a baby boom in the largest zoo of the country.
25 August 2021
Four years in exile: Will this nightmare ever end for Rohingyas?
Four years have passed since the Rohingya refugee crisis started, and Cox’s Bazar now hosts the largest refugee camp in the world.
25 August 2021
Nasal vaccine may revolutionize protection against Covid-19
Almost hundred percent protection against all variants of Covid-19 is being promised by a new vaccine developed in Sweden that can be administered by simply inhaling. The vaccine now awaits permission for trial in Bangladesh.
25 August 2021
4,100 elections by end of the year: Mammoth task for so short a time
The Election Commission (EC) is planning to organise 4,100 elections by December.
24 August 2021
No end to commuting woes at Paturia ferry ghat
Ferry service between Paturia and Daulatdia ghats has been significantly affected over the past 11 days. Every day, hundreds of vehicles are stalled at Manikganj's Paturia ferry ghat. Passengers, drivers of the vehicles face ordeal on a regular basis.
24 August 2021