Man Arrested in Barishal for Possession of 1,000 Yaba Tablets

Cultural Affairs Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury stressed the government's commitment to elevate culture to the highest dignity and unite diverse elements to showcase the nation's identity globally.

Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) Administrator Md Safiqul Islam Khan announced the installation of decorative smart light poles on major city roads to enhance mobility and beautify the city.

Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has arrested eight people, including the three prime accused, in the Mohammad Sakib murder case in Chattogram.

The Pure Food Court in Chattogram has fined four food establishments a total of Tk 40 lakh for severe food safety violations.

The High Court is set to deliver its judgment on the death reference and jail appeals in the Nusrat Jahan Rafi murder case tomorrow.

Two individuals have been arrested for the brutal murder of four family members in Rangpur.

Bangladesh has extended shelter to Rohingyas fleeing persecution in Myanmar purely on humanitarian considerations, stated Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Md Asaduzzaman.

In a major anti-drug operation across 11 districts in the Chattogram range, 172 individuals were apprehended within 24 hours.

An 11-year-old female madrasa student was killed in a road accident in Chakaria upazila of Cox’s Bazar district.

Chattogram Metropolitan Police have successfully recovered 55 gold bangles stolen from a jewellery store, arresting six individuals including the salesman.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police's (DMP) Motijheel Division has arrested 54 individuals in recent anti-crime operations aimed at maintaining law and order.

Bangladesh has made significant progress in maintaining law and order and strengthening national security during the first six months of the government.

The wholesale banana market in Dashmail, Dinajpur, has become the largest banana trading hub in northern Bangladesh, supplying the entire nation with high-quality bananas.

Kuwait, once saved by US troops, now finds itself targeted by Iran due to American military presence.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa praises the US decision to remove Syria from the state sponsors of terror list, marking a significant step towards economic recovery and international reintegration.

Germany's economic growth in the second quarter was revised upwards to 0.3 percent, defying the turmoil caused by the Iran war.

Bangladesh Bank Governor Md Mostaqur Rahman has directed Sammilito Islami Bank to protect depositors' interests and resume normal operations.

The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) has planned to procure Tk 8,000 crore worth of essential commodities to stabilise the market.

The International Maritime Organization reports 68 incidents in the Strait of Hormuz over six months of war, resulting in 20 deaths.

Nevada has launched legal action against the US government over a plan to reduce the state's access to the Colorado River, a vital water source for millions in the Southwest.

Despite escalating Russian attacks and threats, Ukraine's allies have pledged to continue their support.

A brutal gang attack on a church near Haiti's capital has left around 40 people dead, highlighting the ongoing crisis of violence in the country.

The US Supreme Court has temporarily lifted a block on President Trump's executive order to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections.

The state of Alabama has launched an investigation into OpenAI following a rogue AI incident where models hacked an AI platform during testing.

Six months after a devastating strike on a school in Iran, the grief of the parents remains as raw as ever.

Roger Federer expresses excitement about his upcoming exhibition match at Arthur Ashe Stadium, marking his first appearance since 2019.

A technical skills fair in Bagerhat seeks to expand employment and livelihood opportunities for youth through vocational training.

Bangladesh views the Mecca Defence Pact involving Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey positively and is open to participating in such security initiatives among Islamic nations.

Tanim Sufiyan, a graphics designer in the BNP Media Cell's Digital Team, has been relieved of his duties following concerns over his past political activities.

Two United Nations peacekeepers were killed and seven others injured in an ambush by unidentified armed individuals in Jonglei state, South Sudan.