• Irresponsible, unprofessional, autocratic and selfish
  • A poignant manifestation of indifference and ineptitude
  • Only a few days back
  • Yunus and youth
  • India’s plan to interlink rivers and its harms on Bangladesh
  • Improving support next time in Geneva
  • Revisiting down memory lane
  • Khaled Hasan, Musrat Reazi win awards
  • Fierce clashes as observers begin work in Syria
  • Breivik goes on trial for killing 77 people
  • More items to be allowed for trade
  • FBCCI urges USA to sign free trade deal
  • Law quits quietly
  • BCB won’t force anyone to go to Pakistan
  • Illegal school guidebooks flood Barisal markets
  • HC asks BCC to stop construction on private property
  • Suranjit resigns, finally
  • Dhaka North, South City polls stayed
  • PM against any hostility with WB
  • Farmers begin boro harvest
  • Teachers’ strike goes on at BUET
  • British journalists tell ‘71 stories
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Teachers’ strike goes on at BUET

Teachers of the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology continued their strike on Monday for the eight consecutive days, demanding resignation of the vice-chancellor and pro-vice-chancellor... Full story

British journalists tell ‘71 stories

British journalists Sir William Mark Tully and Simon Dring recall their experiences covering Bangladesh’s War of Independence at a programme at Sonargaon Hotel in the capital on Monday. — New Age photo
Celebrated British journalists Sir William Mark Tully and Simon Dring began reminiscing about their experiences covering Bangladesh’s war of independence at a programme at Sonargaon Hotel in Dhaka on Monday. Sir Mark Tully was BBC’s Indian affairs correspondent in... Full story

Classes, exams held amid strike at SUST

Classes and scheduled examinations at most of the departments at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology were held on the campus on Monday amid the second day of indefinite strike enforced... Full story

Man kills brother

A man was stabbed to death allegedly by his younger brother over a disputed piece of land at village Srimuddi of Homna in Comilla on Monday morning. Full story

BSF returns cattle trader’s body

Indian Border Security Force on Monday morning returned the body of Bangladeshi cattle trader who was shot dead by the BSF at Chowka frontier of Shibganj in Chapainawabganj early Saturday. Full story

Ripon collects nomination form for DSCC polls

Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s Asaduzzaman Ripon on Monday collected nomination papers for running as mayoral candidate in the Dhaka south city polls. Full story

Mass reception to PM tomorrow

The stage is set for a mass reception to the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, on Wednesday for her prudent leadership in winning the maritime boundary case with Myanmar in the International Tribunal for... Full story

Law demanded to stop eviction of slums dwellers without rehab

Lawyers and rights activists on Monday called for formation of time-befitting laws to stop eviction of slum dwellers without rehabilitation. Forced eviction of slum dwellers without rehabilitation... Full story

Govt stopped DCC polls thru legal loopholes, alleges BNP

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Monday accused the government of stopping elections to the two Dhaka city corporations through utilising legal loopholes. Full story

Fight this time is against war criminals: Nasim

Awami League central leader and former home minister Mohammad Nasim has said the war in 1971 was against the Pakistani occupation forces and the second war now started is against the war criminals. Full story

EU envoy visits Odhikar office

The European Union ambassador to Bangladesh, William Hanna, visited the office of human rights watchdog Odhikar in the capital on Monday. Odhikar secretary Adilur Rahman Khan said William Hanna... Full story

Malaysian co submits formal proposal for monorail in city

Scomi Group, a leading Malaysian company focused on the manufacturing and design of monorail systems, on Monday formally submitted a proposal to the ministry of communications for possible... Full story

Syed Rezaul Hayat dies

Former secretary Syed Rezaul Hayat died at Square Hospital in Dhaka at about 5:00am on Monday at the age of 67. He was earlier admitted to hospital on Sunday after suffering a cardiac arrest. Full story

Two farmers electrocuted

Two farmers were electrocuted at village Horipur under Kalmakanda upazila of Netrakona... Full story

Polytech teachers to go on nonstop strike from May 22

Bangladesh Polytechnic Teachers Association and Bangladesh Polytechnic Teachers Council will go on an indefinite work abstention from May 22 next to press home their eight-point demand. Full story

10-day surgery camp inaugurated at BSMMU

A 10-day surgery camp was inaugurated on Monday at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University in the capital. A five-member expert team of Germany and Hungary and local orthopaedic surgeons would... Full story

2 killed, 5,000 dwellings destroyed as storm hits Thakurgaon

A severe storm killed two people, injured more than 30 and destroyed 5,000 dwelling houses in four upazilas of Thakurgaon on Sunday evening. The dead are: Hamida Begum, 55, wife of Dabirul Islam... Full story

Lightning strike kills two Bangladeshis in Malaysia

Two Bangladeshi workers died and three others suffered injuries as they were struck by lightning at a rubber plantation in Pos Balau in Malaysia on Sunday, according to a newspaper of that country. Full story

BNP stages demo in city today

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party will stage demonstrations in the capital today in protest against ‘corruption by the government in all sectors’. BNP Dhaka city unit will organise the demonstration... Full story


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