• A welcome judgement
  • Power of the people
  • Better days ahead for Bangladesh
  • Riders on easy ride to 1st win
  • Yet another laurel for Babita
  • Walmart refuses to take clothes worth $1m from Simco Dresses
  • Univs urged to reform admission process
  • Kashmir advises people to prepare for nuclear war
  • Govt asks media to stay off adverts of illegal products
  • New long-route bus fares yet to take effect
  • Disturbing facts and figures
  • Police and pepper
  • Players get into field hungry
  • What political profit from the Dhule riots?
  • Madhu mela begins at Sagardari
  • Banks’ lending against deposit tumbles
  • Female RMG worker found dead in Chittagong
  • Prince Harry lashes out at press on return from war zone
  • Amounts increased for non-govt teachers
  • EC won’t take any suo moto action against Jamaat
  • BERC to seek increase or subsidy from Feb
  • MKA defends DC Harun’s Farroque bashing
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New long-route bus fares yet to take effect

As on Tuesday night, most of the long-route bus services were yet to comply with the seven per cent hike in fares from Tk 1.35 to Tk 1.45 per kilometre set by the communication ministry on Sunday. Full story

EC won’t take any suo moto action against Jamaat

Election commissioner Shah Nawaz said on Tuesday the commission would not take any suo moto action against Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, the party which an International Crimes Tribunal said had contributed to creating... Full story

Hijra rehab programme awaits FinMin nod

Secretary to the social welfare ministry Ranjit Kumar Biswas said Tuesday that they had laid out a programme to rehabilitate the country’s transgender people, known as hijras in the vernacular. Full story

PAC asks Janata, Agrani to recover Tk 38cr bad loans

The public accounts committee on Tuesday asked the state-run Janata and Agrani banks to recover Tk 38cr bad loans. The PAC made the recommendation in its 106th meeting reviewing the audit objections of fiscal year 2007-2008. Full story

Fire kills minor girl in Ctg

A minor girl was roasted alive and two sustained injuries as a devastating fire broke out at 12 houses at Purba Gomdandi of Boalkhali upazila in Chittagong Monday night. The deceased was identified as Naima Akhter... Full story

Hartal observed in Kushtia

The dawn-to-dusk general shutdown called by the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday in Sadar, Khoksha, Kumarkhali, Bheramara, and Daulatpur upazilas of Kushtia was observed without... Full story

ACC interrogates 6 more SIBL officials

The Anti Corruption Commission on Tuesday interrogated six more officials of Social Islami Bank Limited for their alleged involvement with the non-funded part of Hallmark-Sonali Bank scam. Full story

TIB calls for completion of other war crimes cases

Voicing deep satisfaction over the verdict against Abul Kalam Azad alias Bachchu Razakar for crimes against humanity during the Liberation War, the Transparency International Bangladesh on Tuesday called for immediate... Full story

Sayedee’s defence asked to conclude arguments today

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Tuesday asked the detained Jamaat-e-Islami leader Delwar Hossain Sayedee’s defence counsel to complete his closing arguments today. Full story

‘Govt knows convict’s location’

HOME minister Muhiuddin Khan Alamgir said his government was aware of the whereabouts of war crimes convict Abul Kalam Azad alias Bachchu Razakar. Azad was sentenced to death on Monday by the International Crimes... Full story

Mosharraf explains Dec 31 speech

Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s senior leader Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain on Tuesday denied having issued any threat to the prime minister or any other person in a recent speech. Full story

Young man killed

A young man was beaten to death at Shibbati in Bogra on Tuesday evening. Bogra sadar police subinspector Haroon-Ur-Rashaid said a group of people killed beaten Sujan of Shibbati area to death near Shibbati bridge... Full story

Implement 50pc DA immediately: DUJ

DHAKA Union of Journalists called on Tuesday for immediately implementing 50 per cent dearness allowance for journalists and employees in the newspaper houses where it is yet to be implemented. Full story

Muslim Aid-UK distributes blankets among cold-hit people

Muslim Aid-UK, Bangladesh field office distributed 10,000 blankets among the cold-affected people in eleven districts of Bangladesh. The districts are Lalmonirhat, Dinajpur, Bogra, Sirajganj, Manikganj... Full story

Mukitur Rahman Bhuiyan dies

Mukitur Rahmana Bhuiyan
Noted industrialist and social worker Mukitur Rahman Bhuiyan died on Tuesday morning at United Hospital of the city. He was 72. Mukitur, founder of Biopharma and managing director of Maxwell International, was buried at Banani graveyard after... Full story

ECNEC approves 10 dev projects at a cost of Tk 3692cr

The Executive Committee of the National Economic Council on Tuesday approved a revised proposal of Petrobangla for installation of compressor stations at Ashuganj in Brahmanbaria and Alenga in Tangail increasing... Full story

Endangered Himalayan Vulture rescued

An endangered Himalayan vulture was rescued from Motijheel in the capital by locals on Monday. They informed the forest department about the vulture and the department’s wild life crime control unit officials rescued... Full story

Missing trader among 3 killed

A trader, who went missing at Ashulia on Saturday, was found dead at a Maghbazar hotel and a new born baby was found dead at Badda while a ward-level BNP leader was killed at Kadamtali in the capital on Tuesday. Full story

Obaidul orders transfer of 7 BRTA officials

The communications minister, Obaidul Quader, on Tuesday directed the authorities to transfer two assistant directors and five inspectors of the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority for their alleged involvement in corruption. Full story

BGB-BSF joint patrol along Benapole border begins

The Border Guard Bangladesh and the Boarder Security Force of India began on Tuesday joint patrol on their respective side along Putkhali border here to curb trans-border crimes such as killing of Bangladeshis by... Full story


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