DC Farida: Special Needs Children Can Become National Assets
Dhaka District Commissioner Farida Khanam has said that children with special needs can become valuable assets to the country if they receive proper care,...
Dhaka Metro Rail Takes Steps to Boost Revenue
Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited (DMTCL) has taken several initiatives to expand commercial activities and increase its own revenue from the metro rail system....
9-Year-Old Child Abuse Allegation in Hatia
A 42-year-old man has been accused of sexually assaulting a nine-year-old child after allegedly taking the child to his pharmacy in Hatia, Noakhali. Locals...
Ice Cream Factory Fined Tk 100,000 in Bogura
A mobile court in Bogura has fined an ice cream factory Tk 100,000 for allegedly producing ice cream in an unhygienic environment using prohibited...
Bangladesh Plans to Raise Oil Reserves to Six Months
The Bangladesh government plans to increase the country’s oil reserves from the current one and a half months of demand to six months, Planning...
When Will Bangladesh’s Ninth Pay Scale Gazette Be Issued?
The final structure of Bangladesh’s ninth pay scale has not yet been determined due to issues involving basic salaries, allowances and the government’s financial...
Cancer Ravages Family, Two Children Face Uncertain Future
A family in Mohanpur, Rajshahi, has lost its father and three sons to cancer over several years. The surviving eldest son is battling stage-four...
Husband Sentenced to Death for Wife’s Murder in Cumilla
A Cumilla court has sentenced a man named Md Azad to death for killing his wife with an electric shock following a family dispute....
Man Detained in Jamalpur Child Abuse Case
Police have detained a 45-year-old man in Sarishabari, Jamalpur, following allegations of sexual abuse involving a child. He was detained from the Hajibari Mor...
DMP Files 1,730 Traffic Cases, Dumps 589 Vehicles in Dhaka
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Traffic Division has filed 1,730 cases for traffic law violations across the capital. During the drive, 589 vehicles were...

















