Primary Teachers Halt Strike Amid Exam Chaos, Vow to Resume After Final Papers
Assistant teachers at government primary schools across Bangladesh have suspended their ongoing “complete shutdown” protest, a decision reached late on …
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UN Outlines Technical Electoral Assistance to Bangladeshi Parties Ahead of National Polls
The United Nations office in Dhaka has held a comprehensive briefing with Bangladesh’s political parties, detailing the forms of electoral …
Putin’s Grand Welcome in Delhi Tests India’s Tightrope Between the US and Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin landed in New Delhi on Thursday for a two-day visit—his first to India since the outbreak …
Kaavish Touches Down in Dhaka Ahead of ‘Wave Fest: Feel the Winter’ Concert
The celebrated Pakistani band Kaavish, admired across South Asia for their rich semi-classical sound, has landed in Dhaka for a …
Zubaida Rahman Flies to Dhaka to Support Ailing Khaleda Zia as BNP Awaits Key Medical Decisions
Zubaida Rahman, wife of BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman, has embarked on a flight from London to Dhaka amid growing …
Dhaka University Confirms 28 December Reopening After Comprehensive Post-Earthquake Assessments
Dhaka University authorities have formally confirmed that residential halls will reopen and regular classroom teaching will resume on 28 December, …
Police Officers Killed in IED Blast in Pakistan Amid Surge in Militant Violence
Three police personnel, including an Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI), have been killed in a targeted bomb attack in Pakistan’s troubled Khyber …
Edible Oil Price Hike Sparks Government Outrage; Legal Measures Imminent
The government has condemned the sudden increase in soybean oil prices imposed by importers and marketing firms without any prior …
Civil Servants Warn of Tough Action in January if New Pay-Scale Order Is Not Issued by December
A faction of the Bangladesh Secretariat Officers and Employees Coordinated Council has issued a stern warning of launching strict protest …
International Crimes Tribunal Insists on Physical Appearance, Rejects Virtual Attendance Plea by Arrested Army Officers
The International Crimes Tribunal-1 has ruled that ten arrested army officers accused in a high-profile crimes against humanity case must …