PM for SAARC food, seed banks
She says such establishments are needed for greater cooperation among South Asian countries during disasters
Sport
UEFA offices raided
Swiss police move to seize info on contract disclosed in Panama Papers signed by FIFA chief Gianni Infantino
Fashion
UK bans ad over 'unhealthily thin' model
Fashion brand Gucci defends it insisting the model was ‘toned and slim’
Education
China increases scholarships for Bangladeshis
The embassy says China has become an attractive destination for Bangladeshi students
Technology
Samsung eyes India with revamped phones
As Apple plots India push, the South Korean giant takes the turf with revamped products
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In protest against brutal murder of Jagannath University (JnU) student and online activist Nazimuddin Samad, students block road in front of the campus on Thursday. Photo: tanvir ahammed
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In protest against brutal murder of Jagannath University (JnU) student and online activist Nazimuddin Samad, students block road in front of the campus on Thursday. Photo: tanvir ahammed
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A handcuffed Abdul Khaleq, injured in a clash over the construction of a power plant at Banshkahli, being treated at the Chittagong Medical College and Hospital on Wednesday. Photo: suman babu
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Zahirul Islam, injured in clash over the construction of a power plant at Banshkahli, being treated at the Chittagong Medical College and Hospital on Wednesday with handcuffs on. Photo: suman babu
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Ganatantrik Bam Morcha, an alliance of democratic leftist parties, demonstrate in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Wednesday over the death of four people in clashes between police and villagers who were protesting against a power plant at Chittagong’s Banshkhali.
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Ganatantrik Bam Morcha, an alliance of democratic leftist parties, demonstrate in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Wednesday over the death of four people in clashes between police and villagers who were protesting against a power plant at Chittagong’s Banshkhali.
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State Minister for ICT Zunaid Ahmed Palak speaks with the competitors at National Hackathon 2016 at Mirpur Police Staff College on Wednesday.
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National Hackathon 2016, a programming event to find technologically creative solutions to everyday problems, opens with around 1,500 programmers, freelancers, students, and app makers at Mirpur Police Staff College on Wednesday.
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Cargo vessels ply Shibsha River at the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest. Photo: mostafigur rahman
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A ship plying the dense forest spews toxic smoke from its chimney. Photo: mostafigur rahman
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Ships navigating close to the bank of Shibsha River at the Sundarbans in this photo taken on Mar 31. Photo: mostafigur rahman
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Human Rights Watch presents its research on arsenic at the National Press Club on Wednesday.
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Human Rights Watch Senior Researcher Richard Pearshouse presents findings on arsenic at the National Press Club on Wednesday.
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Moinuddin Khan Badal, who heads a faction of the Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JaSoD), arrives at the Election Commission for a hearing to settle a dispute over the party’s registration and symbol. Photo: asif mahmud ove
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Hasanul Haq Inu, president of a faction of the Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JaSoD), arrives at the Election Commission for a hearing to settle a dispute over the party’s registration and symbol on Wednesday. Photo: asif mahmud ove
Inu expects EC to be ‘judicious’
EC is hearing views of both factions of JaSoD to settle dispute over party symbol
No wait for ADB funds for Dohazari rail project
Chinese government has agreed to finance the project at low interest rates
‘Oil price revision in 10 days’
State minister for energy says they want to adjust it to a ‘reasonable level’
New rules on shell firms
US Treasury department spokesman said, the rule would "soon" be turned over to the White House for review and issuance
Stones give rock 'n' roll world to fans
After more than 50 years, the Rolling Stones are still pushing boundaries
