Bangladesh and India are moving to restore full visa services, signaling a normalization of bilateral ties after nearly 18 months of diplomatic tension.
Middle East Conflict / United States Spirit Airlines Shuts Down Due to Fuel Shortage
Prime Minister Pledges Modern Road, Rail and Health Services for Sylhet
Education Ministry Plans Major Overhaul
Prime Minister Visits Hazrat Shahjalal’s Shrine
Prime Minister arrives in Sylhet on one-day visit
US to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany
Bangladesh Repurposes $1.13bn in Foreign Loans to Fight Energy and Food Crisis
In a first-of-its-kind move, the Bangladesh government has decided to repurpose $1.135 billion from ongoing World Bank (WB) and Asian
Dhaka Waterlogged After Two-Hour Friday Morning Downpour
A sudden two-hour downpour early Friday morning triggered severe waterlogging across the capital. While the heavy rain brought welcome relief
US, Israel - Iran War / Iran Threatens ‘Painful Strikes’ as US Considers New Military Action
Tensions in the Persian Gulf reached a boiling point on Thursday as Iran warned of "long and painful strikes" against
International Labour Day Observed in Bangladesh and Across the Globe
Bangladesh joins the global community today in observing the historic May Day, honoring the rights and sacrifices of the working
Two-Minute 'Micro-Dramas' Take off in India: $4.5 Billion Market Looms
Wealthy men pretending to be poor, angry ghosts seeking revenge, and high-stakes romance: Indians are increasingly hooked on "micro-dramas"—fictional shows
Sramik Dal Holds May Day Rally in Phulbari Demanding Fair Wages
To mark International May Day, the Phulbari Upazila branch of the Jatiyatabadi Sramik Dal (Nationalist Workers' Party) organized a colorful rally and discussion meeting on Friday.
