A series of devastating road accidents in Dhaka on Friday night claimed the lives of four people, casting a pall over the city just days before the festival. Among the victims were a father and his only daughter, who had ventured out for a joyous shopping trip. Saju Ahmed Sujon, 47, a government employee, had […]

The murder of Assistant Professor Asma Sadia Runa, head of the Department of Social Welfare at Islamic University, has triggered immediate administrative action and widespread public protest. Yesterday, the university temporarily suspended three staff members implicated in the case and established a five-member committee to investigate the circumstances surrounding the killing. Acting Registrar Professor Manjurul […]

Bangladesh’s fuel reserves remain sufficient, and authorities have confirmed that no shortage is imminent despite the recent surge in consumer demand. At Chittagong Port, one tanker has been unloading over the past two days, while two additional vessels are expected to dock tomorrow, Monday. Fuel imports have been arranged to meet demand through April, and […]

Bangladesh, once celebrated as a pioneer in women’s empowerment, is now facing significant setbacks. Indicators show declining female participation in the labour market, reduced representation in higher education, and historically low involvement in political leadership. At the same time, reports of violence against women and child marriage have escalated sharply, threatening progress on gender equality. […]

Mary Stopes Bangladesh, a prominent international healthcare organisation, has opened applications for the recruitment of female nurses to support its medical services in Dhaka. Notably, there is no age limit for applicants, allowing a wide range of qualified candidates to apply. Candidates must have a diploma in Nursing or a four-year diploma in Midwifery. In […]