Body of newborn found in Hatirjheel
Police on Thursday evening recovered a body of a newborn baby girl at the lake side of Hatirjheel at Rampura in the city…
Archive for February 4th, 2016
Section 144 imposed in Ghatail
The local administration at Ghatail in Tangail on Thursday imposed section 144 from 4:00pm to 12:00am to avoid any possible clash between two groups of local Awami League leaders…
Govt warns against question paper leak
As the Secondary School Certificate and equivalent examinations are in progress, the government has reminded all of the consequences of spreading rumour about question paper leakage and any evil attempt to leak those…
4 policemen suspended over tea vendor’s death
Four policemen of Shah Ali police station were suspended on Thursday over the death of a tea stall owner after being burnt on Wednesday night. Two sub-inspectors, an assistant sub-inspector and a constable are…
Nobody can destroy Jatiya Party: Ershad
Jatiya Party chairman HM Ershad on Thursday said no one could divide or destroy Jatiya Party. The party was advancing rapidly with the support of the people after…
UN rules in favour of Assange
A United Nations panel has ruled that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been ‘arbitrarily detained’, the BBC reported on Thursday…
No mercy for police or informant if found guilty: home minister
The minister for home, Asaduzzaman Khan, on Thursday said no offenders would be spared if they were involved in Wednesday night’s incident in Gudaraghat of Mirpur area where a tea seller caught fire from his kerosene stove reportedly involving a policeman…
Broadcast Law in June: Inu
The minister for information, Hasanul Haque Inu, on Thursday said the draft of a ‘Broadcast Law’ will be placed at the next session of parliament in June after getting clearance from cabinet…
HC upholds EC’s cancelling Kader’s candidature
The Appellate Division on Thursday dismissed a High Court rule that had asked the Election Commission to accept nomination paper of Krishak Sramik Janata League president Abdul Kader Siddique which…
Bangabandhu Bridge Eco-park catches fire
A fire broke out at the eco-park of Bangabandhu Bridge’s west end at Saidabad in Sirajganj on Thursday afternoon. Witnesses said the fire destroyed verities of trees…
Fire at Central Hospital doused
Firefighters doused the flames that broke out at the basement of Central Hospital at Green Road in the capital on Thursday afternoon after…
Transport owners to face music for road accidents: Quader
The minister for road transport and bridges, Obaidul Quader, said on Thursday that transport owners would not be spared for any road accidents under a new law being prepared…
JU suspends 3 BCL activists for assaulting teacher
The authorities of Jahangirnagar University on Wednesday night suspended three members of Bangladesh Chhatra League, ruling party backed student organisation for assaulting a teacher in the campus…
Tea vendor burnt in scuffle with police dies at hospital
A tea shop owner, who sustained burn injuries as a police informant hit his kerosene stove causing the fire, died at Dhaka Medical College Hospital on Thursday afternoon…
Drones kill 12 Yemen militants, including top leader
Two suspected US drone strikes killed 12 Islamist militants overnight in southern Yemen, residents said on Thursday, including a top al Qaeda commander who may have been the…
WAR CRIMES: Bail petitions of JP MP Hannan, his son rejected
The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Thursday rejected the bail petitions filed by war crimes accused Jatiya Party presidium member and lawmaker…
Isolated Nepal PM could be toppled by constitution crisis
An unwieldy coalition of lawmakers trying to implement Nepal’s first democratic constitution is finding common cause with protesting minority groups, isolating prime minister KP Oli and increasing the risk his government could fall this spring…
Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal signed, but years of negotiations still to come
The Trans-Pacific Partnership, one of the world’s biggest multinational trade deals, was signed by 12 member nations on Thursday…
Obama visits US mosque, says impression of Muslims distorted
President Barack Obama sought Wednesday to correct what he called a ‘hugely distorted impression’ of Muslim-Americans as he made his first visit to a US mosque…
Man kills wife in city
A man allegedly killed his wife by slitting her throat over a family feud at Kafrul in the capital early Thursday…
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