Category: Asia

Twenty-Five Arrested as 2,000 Named in Violent Mirpur Clashes

Twenty-Five Arrested as 2,000 Named in Violent Mirpur Clashes

Police have arrested 25 individuals and named approximately 2,000 suspects following violent clashes, arson, and widespread vandalism during an anti-encroachment drive at Dhaka’s Mirpur-10 roundabout. Law enforcement agencies and civic authorities confirmed on Thursday that four separate cases have been filed across two police stations to investigate the violent opposition encountered during the municipal operation. […]
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Search Resumes for Boys Swept Away in Turag River

Search Resumes for Boys Swept Away in Turag River

Emergency personnel in Gazipur’s Tongi have entered the second day of an intensive search and rescue operation following the tragic disappearance of two young boys swept away by powerful currents in the Turag River. The incident unfolded on Wednesday afternoon beneath the railway bridge in the Jamaibazar district, where ten-year-old Abi Yunus and nine-year-old Nirob […]
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Bound Body of Retired Female Teacher Found in Barishal

Bound Body of Retired Female Teacher Found in Barishal

Police in Barishal have launched a murder investigation after recovering the bound body of a 65-year-old retired primary school teacher from her locked flat in the early hours of Thursday, 31 October. The victim, Amena Khanam, originally from Mehendiganj Upazila, had dedicated her career to teaching at a government primary school in her hometown. Following […]
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Colleges Face October 1 Deadline for SQ Admission Confirmation

Colleges Told to Confirm Special Quota Applications by 9pm

Colleges have been given a strict deadline to verify and confirm applications submitted under the Special Quota (SQ) category during the second phase of Class XI admissions for the 2026–27 academic year. According to a directive issued by the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, the relevant colleges must complete the confirmation or approval of SQ applications […]
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LPG Price Surge Leaves Consumers Paying Up To Tk2,500

LPG Price Surge Leaves Consumers Paying Up To Tk2,500

Bangladesh’s liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) market is facing growing price pressure, with consumers in some areas reportedly paying as much as Tk2,500 for a 12kg cylinder—far above the official September price of Tk1,585. The sharp gap between the regulated rate and the retail market price has fuelled complaints from households and small businesses, while concerns […]
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Shorts Protest Puts Metro Dress Rules Under Spotlight

Shorts Protest Puts Metro Dress Rules Under Spotlight

Several young men travelled by Dhaka Metro Rail wearing shorts on Thursday morning in protest against the alleged harassment of athlete trainer Sazzad Hossain over his clothing at Farmgate station. The demonstration, titled ‘Hafpant Pore Metorail-e!’ (On the Metro in Shorts!), was organised at Farmgate Metro Rail Station between 5am and 8am. Organisers invited people […]
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Fuel Price Shock Deepens Pressure on Household Budgets

Fuel Price Shock Deepens Pressure on Household Budgets

The latest increase in fuel prices is adding another layer of pressure to an economy already struggling with high living costs. The rise is being felt well beyond petrol stations, with transport fares, agricultural expenses, freight charges and industrial operating costs all coming under strain. Following the latest adjustment, diesel is being sold at Tk135 […]
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Defiant Former MP Reaffirms Loyalty to Awami League Outside Court

Defiant Former MP Reaffirms Loyalty to Awami League Outside Court

In a striking display of political defiance, Sabina Akter Tuhin, a former Member of Parliament from the reserved women’s seat, declared her unwavering loyalty to the Bangladesh Awami League directly from inside a prison van on the grounds of the Dhaka court complex. Facing grave sedition charges alongside ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and […]
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Insurance Regulator Plans Costly Move From Dilkusha to Agargaon

Insurance Regulator Plans Costly Move From Dilkusha to Agargaon

Bangladesh’s Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority (IDRA) is preparing to relocate its head office from Dilkusha to Agargaon in Dhaka. The proposed shift will inflate the watchdog’s annual operational expenditure by BDT 1.75 crore, marking a 29.5 per cent increase on current spending. Official documents show that base floor rental charges alone will jump by […]
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