Category: Bangladesh

Netrokona Black-Flag Rally Triggers Police Manhunt for Student Activists (2)

Netrokona Black-Flag Rally Triggers Police Manhunt for Student Activists

A rapid flash demonstration featuring black flags was carried out by activists belonging to the Bangladesh Chhatra League in Netrokona’s Purbadhala upazila on Friday morning, briefly halting movement along a regional motorway before participants dispersed. The unannounced demonstration occurred shortly after quarter to eight in the morning in the busy Hiranpur Bazar commercial area, located […]
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Rajshahi College Marks 150 Years with Global Alumni Reunion

Rajshahi College Marks 150 Years with Global Alumni Reunion

Rajshahi College is far more than a seat of academic learning; it remains the spiritual custodian and beacon of intellectual and cultural heritage for northern Bangladesh, Land Minister Md Mizanur Rahman Minu remarked during a preparatory gathering in the capital. Likening the venerable institution to a nurturing mother, Minu called on alumni across the globe […]
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Sunamganj Mosque Route Clashes Leave Two Men Shot and Wounded (2)

Sunamganj Mosque Route Clashes Leave Two Men Shot and Wounded

A longstanding feud between two local factions turned violent on Friday afternoon in Sunamganj’s Jagannathpur upazila, leaving two men hospitalised with gunshot wounds as residents were walking to attend weekly congregational prayers. The confrontation unfolded at approximately half past twelve in the afternoon in the village of Shaharpara, locally known as Narayanpur, situated within the […]
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Narsingdi Gas Drought Cripples Factories, Sparking Desperate Survival Measures (2)

Narsingdi Gas Drought Cripples Factories, Sparking Desperate Survival Measures

An acute breakdown in pipeline gas supply has brought industrial hubs across Narsingdi to an effective standstill, forcing over 100 manufacturing establishments to suspend operations entirely. Faced with mounting delivery deadlines and heavy financial liabilities, at least 50 factory owners have turned to burning raw firewood in steam boilers to keep a fraction of their […]
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Dhaka Grenade Carnage Decades of Trials End in Acquittals (2)

Dhaka Grenade Carnage: Decades of Trials End in Acquittals

The bloody carnage of 21 August 2004 remains one of the darkest and most consequential chapters in the political history of Bangladesh. On that sweltering afternoon, a synchronised salvo of military-grade Arges grenades tore through an anti-terrorism rally organised by the Awami League on Bangabandhu Avenue in central Dhaka. The assault claimed 24 lives, including […]
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Four Ministers and Two State Ministers Take Oath Four Ministers and Two State Ministers Take Oath

Four Ministers and Two State Ministers Take Oath

Four ministers and two state ministers were inducted into Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s cabinet on Friday, further expanding the government’s ministerial team. The six newly appointed members took their oaths at the Durbar Hall of Bangabhaban at around 7.45pm. President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir administered the oath in a ceremony attended by senior government figures […]
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Auto Rickshaw Driver Killed in Suspected Robbery Mother Dies After Hearing News Auto-Rickshaw Driver Killed in Suspected Robbery, Mother Dies After Hearing News

Auto-Rickshaw Driver Killed in Suspected Robbery, Mother Dies After Hearing News

An elderly auto-rickshaw driver was allegedly stabbed to death during an attempt to steal his vehicle in Kapasia, Gazipur, while his 75-year-old mother reportedly died after learning of her only son’s death. The deceased driver has been identified as Ata Mia, 60, a resident of Batna village in Ghagotia Chala area of Kapasia upazila. Despite […]
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Gazipur Garment Factories Resort to Manual Ironing Amid Gas Crisis Gazipur Garment Factories Resort to Manual Ironing Amid Gas Crisis

Gazipur Garment Factories Resort to Manual Ironing Amid Gas Crisis

A severe energy crunch has gripped the industrial belt of Gazipur, forcing garment factories to abandon automated machinery in favour of manual labour. With gas pressure plummeting far below required operational thresholds, exporters find themselves struggling to maintain productivity, meet strict delivery deadlines, and protect their profit margins from steep buyer discounts. At Sparrow Apparels […]
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