Bangladesh Railway, a popular mode of transport known for its low fares and comfort over long distances, remains mired in heavy financial losses, prompting questions about its operational efficiency.

Using loopholes and fraud, brokers turn poverty in Bangladesh and demand for transplants in India into booming business.

Three Pakistani Army officers traveled to Bangladesh recently to meet with Rohingya armed groups, a move kept secret by the Bangladeshi government. This visit has raised concerns in New Delhi due to ...

July wasn’t just about protests — it was about a redefinition of identity. From satire to serious mobilisation, the urban middle class found itself redrawing its relationship with politics ...

DHAKA: Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus warned Thursday (July 3) that thousands of young Rohingya growing up in ...

Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA), is reportedly planning to establish defence industrial complexes in ...

Despite longstanding complaints about the poor quality of food in various residential halls of Dhaka University, students see no improvement. Complaints about nutritional deficiencies in the daily ...

No army personnel will be spared if proved involved in enforced disappearances, said Colonel Md Shafiqul Islam, Staff Colonel ...

A follow-up meeting is scheduled for July 8, and Bangladeshi officials remain hopeful that a breakthrough may be reached by then.

Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain yesterday said the government would continue to pursue the extradition of ousted ...