The Chief of the Bangladesh Army, General Waker-Uz-Zaman, has reaffirmed that Bangladesh’s democratic journey will continue to be guided by the ideals and sacrifices of the nation’s Liberation War heroes. He emphasised that the armed forces remain committed to upholding the spirit of the freedom fighters while supporting the country’s stability, sovereignty and democratic progress. […]

Professor Dr Abu Hena Mostofa Kamal remains one of the most distinguished figures in the fields of Bengali literature, music and education. A scholar of remarkable versatility, he was simultaneously an eminent academic, poet, lyricist, researcher, essayist and captivating public speaker. His creative works enriched the tradition of modern Bengali songs, while his scholarly writings […]

Although the term “off‑season” is typically used to describe periods when major band performances or large-scale music shows are scarce, Dhaka’s music scene tells a different story in early 2026. From March to April, the city’s leading bands and popular artists are not only busy with national concerts but are also preparing for international engagements, […]

Brent T. Christensen, the United States Ambassador to Bangladesh, attended the inaugural session of the 13th National Parliament today, underscoring Washington’s commitment to strengthening bilateral partnerships for prosperity and security. His presence at the parliamentary opening highlights both the enduring ties between the two nations and the U.S.’s support for Bangladesh’s democratic institutions and parliamentary […]

A tragic accident claimed the lives of two young men in Sirajganj’s Ullapara Upazila on Thursday afternoon, as they were struck by a train while admiring the vibrant red blossoms of the Shimul trees along the Ishwardi–Dhaka railway line. The incident occurred around 2:00 PM at the Ghatina railway bridge. The deceased have been identified […]