Dhaka
11:10 pm, Monday, 14 September 2026
Bangladesh Bank Suspends Binimoy Platform Over Contract Breaches and Irregularities
The Bangladesh Bank (BB) has officially suspended the interoperable digital payments platform Binimoy, citing serious irregularities and breaches of contract.
August 5 Declared National Holiday to Commemorate July Uprising Anniversary
The government has designated Tuesday, August 5 as a public holiday to officially commemorate the anniversary of the student-led July
Bangladesh Among Top Four Countries Facing Severe Food Insecurity : UN Report
Bangladesh has been ranked fourth globally in terms of severe food insecurity, according to the Global Report on Food Crisis
Hasina Gave ‘No Treatment, No Release’ Order, Witness Tells Tribunal
Abdullah Al Imran, a student injured during the July Uprising last year, has testified that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
President Shahabuddin Calls for Elimination of Fascism to Uphold July Uprising Ideals
President Mohammed Shahabuddin has urged the nation to root out fascism in all forms to honor the true vision of
Memorial Meeting and Prayer Held for Saeedur Rahman Rimon, the Country’s Top Investigative Journalist
A memorial meeting and prayer session was held to honor the memory of Bangladesh’s top investigative journalist, Saeedur Rahman Rimon,
Former Political Ally Accused of Embezzling 3.5 Million Taka and Issuing Death Threats
A local businessman in Savar, Md. Suman Sheikh, has filed a police complaint accusing two individuals — one a former
Construction Worker Dies After Fall at Jahangirnagar University
A construction worker lost his life after falling from an under-construction building on the Jahangirnagar University (JU) campus. The deceased,
Sundarban Square Market Had Been Declared Risky Years Ago
Sundarban Square Market in Dhaka’s Gulistan area, which caught fire on Saturday morning, had been officially identified as a fire
Coordinators of Anti-Discrimination Student Movement Released After 32-Hour Hunger Strike at DB Office
Six frontline coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement were reportedly held for several days at the Detective Branch (DB) office
