International Islamic scholarly seminar marks publication of 17-volume hadith commentary
Scholars, researchers and educators gathered in Dhaka for the publication of Maulana Abdul Matin's 17-volume Arabic commentary on Jami' at-Tirmidhi.
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11-party alliance holds rally and procession in Jashore
An 11-party alliance held a large rally and procession in Jashore to mark July Uprising Day, with speakers calling for trials over killings and implementation of referendum-backed measures.
Azahari calls for peaceful Bangladesh
Islamic speaker Mizanur Rahman Azahari called for a Bangladesh of peace rather than conflict in a Facebook post.
Chhatra Dal leader files complaint over alleged AI-generated video
A Chhatra Dal leader in Noakhali's Chatkhil upazila filed a police complaint, alleging that an obscene video circulating online had been created with artificial intelligence to damage his reputation.
Border Guard detains man with gold bars worth 1 crore 10 lakh taka in Jashore
Border Guard Bangladesh detained a man with five gold bars weighing 529.64 grams on the Jashore-Benapole highway, officials said.
Awami League leader welcomed with flowers at BNP meeting in Jhalokathi
An Awami League leader was welcomed with flowers and appeared on stage at a BNP organizational meeting in Jhalokathi, prompting discussion online.
Abu Sayed's family seeks swift enforcement of verdict in killing case
The family of Abu Sayed called for swift enforcement of the International Crimes Tribunal verdict in his killing case and completion of other July uprising cases.
No room for compromise on July, Mamunul Haque says
Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis Ameer Allama Mamunul Haque launched a book on the July uprising and said his party would not compromise on its position on the movement.
Mother urges inclusion of slain July participant's letter in textbooks
The mother of a person killed in the July uprising called for his letter to be included in the national curriculum and for justice, recognition, treatment and rehabilitation for affected families.
Chougacha honors July uprising families and participants
The Chougacha upazila administration in Jashore held a reception, discussion and prize-giving program for July uprising participants and bereaved families.
Former joint secretary arrested in cases including alleged false testimony
Dhaka's Detective Branch arrested former joint secretary Syed Jaglul Pasha at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, police said.
Opposition leader visits injured Jagannath University students
Opposition leader Dr. Shafiqur Rahman visited students injured in clashes linked to demands over Jagannath University's second campus and called for an impartial response to campus violence.
18th constitutional amendment will be historic, home minister says
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed said the proposed 18th constitutional amendment would advance the aspirations of the July uprising and called for national unity around reform.
Gangni marks July Uprising Day with call to build country on its ideals
Officials, political leaders and civic representatives in Gangni called for unity, democracy, justice and good governance at a July Uprising Day discussion.
HSC candidate killed by lightning in Sirajganj
An 18-year-old Higher Secondary Certificate candidate died after being struck by lightning while working in a paddy field in Belkuchi upazila, police said.
Chhatra Dal, Shibir share stage after clashes at Begum Rokeya University
Chhatra Dal and Chhatra Shibir leaders joined a university-organized July Uprising Day program in Rangpur after two days of clashes that left at least 20 people injured.
Schools told to submit attendance data for feeding program
Government primary schools covered by the school feeding program must submit June and July attendance data, enrollment details and head teachers' contact information by Aug. 13.
People who support democracy are July uprising's true heroes, prime minister says
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman said the July Uprising Memorial Museum will not promote the political account of any one person, party or group.
Government deceiving people over July Charter, Shafiqur Rahman says
Opposition leader Dr. Shafiqur Rahman accused the government of failing July uprising victims and deceiving the public over implementation of the July Charter.
NCP boycotts July reception after documentary dispute
National Citizen Party leaders left a Dhaka event honoring July uprising families and participants, saying a documentary shown there distorted the movement's history.
Documentary without Abu Sayed cannot be complete, acting president says
Acting President Hafiz Uddin Ahmed criticized the omission of Abu Sayed from a documentary shown at an event honoring July uprising families and participants.
Only six July killing cases decided after two years
Six cases over killings during the July uprising have been decided by the International Crimes Tribunal, while many investigations and high-profile cases remain pending, according to tribunal and prosecution sources.
July and Bangladesh's future
An opinion article argues that Bangladesh should build an inclusive, institution-centered national identity after the July uprising.
Government plans 2,364 flats for July uprising victims by September
The government plans to start construction of 2,364 flats in Mirpur's Kalshi area for families of people killed and injured in the July uprising, a housing state minister said.
Large turnout at 11-party rally at Baitul Mukarram
An 11-party alliance led by Jamaat-e-Islami held a rally at the south gate of Baitul Mukarram National Mosque to mark the second anniversary of the mass uprising.
Prime minister visits July Uprising Memorial Museum
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman visited the July Uprising Memorial Museum in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar before its formal opening on Wednesday.
Aug. 5 marks a turning point in Bangladesh's history, prime minister says
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman said Aug. 5 will remain a milestone in Bangladesh's democratic history at the opening of the July Uprising Memorial Museum.
Martyrs' aspirations remain unfulfilled, Shafiqur Rahman says
Jamaat-e-Islami chief Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said the goals of the July uprising have not yet been fully achieved and called for unity to build a democratic, just and discrimination-free Bangladesh.
Attack on journalist is an assault on press freedom, Rajshahi union says
Rajshahi journalists demanded the arrest and prosecution of those responsible for an attack on reporter Ibrahim Hossain Samrat and camera operator Abir.
School and mosque lost as Surma erosion threatens thousands in Sunamganj
Severe erosion along the Surma River has destroyed a century-old mosque and a government primary school and is threatening homes, farmland and roads in Bausa and Keshabpur villages.
Prime minister urges greater Saudi investment in Bangladesh
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman called for increased Saudi investment in Bangladesh, particularly in solar power and other clean-energy projects.
6 sentenced to 10 years over robbery while posing as police in Khulna
A Khulna court sentenced six people to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for robbing an egg trader after stopping him while posing as police officers.
South Korea treats record heat wave as national disaster after 19 deaths
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung ordered emergency measures as a record heat wave killed 19 people and pushed temperatures in Yangsan to 42.5 C.
Lula launches campaign for fourth term as Brazil's president
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has formally launched his campaign for a fourth term, placing sovereignty, natural resources and opposition to foreign interference at the center of his message.
Burkina Faso's young leader Ibrahim Traore faces a difficult test
Capt. Ibrahim Traore has become a symbol of sovereignty and resistance to foreign influence, but insecurity and restrictions on political activity are testing his rule in Burkina Faso.
Iran does not seek to widen war, Pezeshkian says
President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran was committed to defending its borders but did not intend to expand the ongoing war.
India not involved in event featuring Hasina virtual address, New Delhi says
India's Ministry of External Affairs said the government had no involvement in a New Delhi event scheduled to feature a virtual address by ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
BSTI finds unsafe mercury levels in skin creams from 8 brands
BSTI found mercury far above Bangladesh's 1.00 ppm limit in eight illegally sold skin-lightening cream brands, with test results ranging from 44.72 to 123.37 ppm. The agency urged consumers and businesses to stop using,…
What happens when you eat eggs daily? A gastroenterologist explains
Gastroenterologist Dr. Saurabh Sethi says eating eggs daily for two weeks may support eye, brain and liver health while increasing beneficial HDL cholesterol in many healthy people. Adults with heart disease or high cholesterol…
Shibir leader critically injured in alleged Chhatra Dal attack at Dhaka College
Dhaka College Chhatra Shibir office secretary Abdul Malek was hospitalized in critical condition after an alleged attack by campus Chhatra Dal activists on Tuesday. A Shibir official blamed a group led by Chhatra Dal…
Chhatra Dal accused of attacking Shibir, Chhatra Shakti leaders at hospital
Jagannath University student union leaders accused Chhatra Dal members of attacking hospitalized Chhatra Shibir and Chhatra Shakti leaders in Old Dhaka on Tuesday, after an earlier campus confrontation over placards left several people injured.
Bangladesh ranks second in global apparel exports for 5th straight year
Bangladesh remained the world's second-largest apparel exporter for a fifth consecutive year, according to the WTO's World Trade Statistical Review 2025. It exported US$38.82 billion in garments, nearly US$2 billion more than Vietnam.
Bangladesh rejects 11,500 tonnes of Indian rice over quality concerns
Bangladesh rejected an 11,500-tonne shipment of parboiled rice from India after officials at storage facilities said some unloaded grain was poor quality and unfit for consumption. Indian traders disputed the decision and attributed it…
Boardless Islami Bank faces delays in major business decisions
Corporate clients say major decisions at Islami Bank Bangladesh have slowed since its board was dissolved, delaying letters of credit, loan renewals and working-capital approvals. Bank officials say essential operations continue under a one-member…
Bangladesh, South Korea sign CEPA with tariff benefits for 97% of Bangladeshi goods
Bangladesh and South Korea signed a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement granting preferential tariff treatment to 97 percent of Bangladeshi goods in the Korean market and 87 percent of South Korean goods exported to Bangladesh.
Cabinet reshuffle under discussion as ministers face performance review, sources say
Government and political sources said the performance of 24 ministers and 24 state ministers was under review and could lead to a cabinet reshuffle, portfolio changes or an expanded cabinet. Several senior BNP figures,…
Several injured in Chhatra Dal-Shibir clash at Dhaka Alia Madrasa
Several people were injured when Chhatra Dal and Chhatra Shibir activists clashed over control of a residential hall at Dhaka Alia Madrasa around 4 p.m. Tuesday. Police later brought the situation under control and…
Bodies of 3 family members found in home in Kachua, Bagerhat
The bodies of three members of one family were found inside their home in Chandarkhola village of Kachua upazila, Bagerhat, around noon Tuesday. Authorities had not reported a cause of death when police and…
Draft disappearance law could punish victims' families, former panel member warns
Former disappearance commission member Nabila Idris warned that provisions in a cabinet-approved draft law could obstruct justice and expose families of people subjected to enforced disappearance to legal harassment and punishment. She objected particularly…
3 Bangladeshis killed in violent clash among co-workers in Malaysia
Three Bangladeshi citizens were killed and another was seriously injured in a violent clash among co-workers in Linggi, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysian police said. A 40-year-old Bangladeshi suspect was detained shortly afterward.
July Uprising Memorial Museum opens to public Thursday after Wednesday launch
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will inaugurate the July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Culture Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury said. The Aug. 5 launch is reserved for invited guests and families of…
Heavy rain forecast for next 48 hours raises flood risk in northern Bangladesh
Heavy to very heavy rain is forecast across northern and northeastern Bangladesh and upstream areas of India during the next 48 hours, the Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre said. Rapid river rises could cause…
Government says airing Sheikh Hasina speeches could trigger legal action
The government will take legal action under a court order if media outlets publish or broadcast speeches by ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister's information adviser said. He urged outlets to…
Tarique Rahman orders farmer-card list completed by December
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman ordered officials to prepare an accurate and transparent national list of farmers by December after verification. Farmer cards will carry photographs and QR codes and connect recipients with agricultural support…
July killing trials targeted for completion within a year, chief prosecutor says
The International Crimes Tribunal prosecution is working to complete trials in killing cases linked to the July mass uprising within a year, Chief Prosecutor Aminul Islam said. He said international standards would be followed…
Chhatra Dal-Shibir confrontation leaves several injured at Dhaka College
Several people were injured in clashes and counter-chases between Chhatra Dal and Chhatra Shibir at Dhaka College around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday. A Shibir official was hospitalized, while the group accused Chhatra Dal activists of…
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman meets experts on sustainable water management
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman met water, environmental and engineering experts Tuesday to discuss Bangladesh's water-management challenges and sustainable solutions. The group recommended long- and medium-term planning, modern technology and stronger coordination among agencies.
Begum Rokeya University imposes Section 144 over rival student programs
Begum Rokeya University authorities imposed Section 144 restrictions on the Rangpur campus Tuesday after Chhatra Dal and Chhatra Shibir announced rival programs. Classes and examinations will continue as scheduled, officials said.
How ants find sugar so quickly
Ants use highly sensitive antennae, taste receptors and pheromone trails to detect tiny sugar particles and guide their colonies to food, researchers say.
Bangladesh receives Tk 35,210 crore in remittances in July
Bangladesh received 286 crore U.S. dollars, equivalent to Tk 35,210 crore, through formal banking channels in July, according to a Bangladesh Bank report.