We live in a world constantly threatened by war: Yunus
Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has said that while he opposes war, it would be suicidal to remain unprepared in a world shadowed by conflict
Dhaka skies to remain partly cloudy, heat to inch up: BMD
Bangladesh Meteorological Department forecasts partly cloudy skies and a slight temperature rise in Dhaka today, with thunder, gusts, and hail possible across parts of the country
Sacking of journalists not my doing, July Uprising speaks for itself: Farooki
Cultural Affairs Adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki has denied any involvement—direct or indirect—in the dismissal of three journalists following a controversial press conference
Energy shortfall looms: Gas fields running dry, alternatives in limbo
Bangladesh’s gas sector teeters on the edge of crisis as depleting reserves and delayed infrastructure decisions threaten national energy security, with experts calling for urgent action on limited alternatives
Air ambulance readied for ailing Khaleda’s return from UK
The former prime minister, currently undergoing treatment in London, is expected to return to Dhaka in a specially arranged air ambulance amid ongoing medical concerns
Info ministry denies report on banning Deepto TV’s news broadcast
“The government has not stopped the news programme of the Deepto TV,”
Journalism faces multidimensional challenges: BFUJ Sec Gen
"Despite being a motto of democracy, independent journalism is now exposed to multidimensional challenges,"
US positive over the reciprocal tariff issue: Dr Salehuddin
"They (USA) are very positive over the tariff issue,"
CA agrees to enhance connectivity with Baku, seeks Azerbaijanian investment
"For Bangladeshi students, Azerbaijan is a remote country," the Chief Adviser told the visiting Deputy Minister
Polythene-free model market committee to be rewarded: Environment sec
Urging the formation of a committee involving local organizations in waste management, she said, "To stop plastic and polythene pollution, we must first change ourselves; then society will change
Fact-check refutes BD Digest’s report on Bangladesh border situation with Myanmar
The article, published on 28 April with the headline ‘Finally, After Four Months, Foreign Affairs Adviser Admits Loss of Border Control’ asserts that Bangladesh has admitted to losing control of its Myanmar border and attributes this to a “recent” statement by the Foreign Affairs Adviser.
Keeping festivals above political influence is important: Bangla Academy DG
"It is important to keep any festival, including Bangla Noboborsho, above political influence"
Govt plans to establish separate bank for livestock farmers: Farida
"Agriculture and livestock are not separate; rather, they are inseparable"
62 police personnel receive BPM, PPM awards
The awards were presented today as part of the inauguration ceremony of "Police Week-2025," inaugurated by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus
Ali Riaz calls for inclusive state-building efforts
"For the first time since independence, a unique opportunity has appeared for inclusive state-building"
Court sets 12 May for report on arrest warrants against Hasina, 28 others
Earlier, on 15 April, the same court issued arrest warrants against the accused in two separate cases filed by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) over a scam involving plot allocations in the Rajdhani Unnayan Kartripakkha (RAJUK) Purbachal New Town Project
Court attaches Putul's Gulshan flat
The anti-graft body in its plea said the accused has attempted to sell or change the ownership of the assets, and if she succeeds in doing so, the investigation will be hampered
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- 1We live in a world constantly threatened by war: Yunus
- 2Trifecta of mass rallies set to reignite political pulse in the capital
- 3Grid gaps threaten Asia’s energy leap: ADB
- 4HC grants bail to Chinmoy Krishna Das in sedition case
- 5Floods last year were more severe and unpredictable than usual: Yunus
- 6Energy shortfall looms: Gas fields running dry, alternatives in limbo