Attack on Nur and shooting at Hadi – same plot: Hasan Al Mamun

Senior Joint General Secretary of the People's Rights Council Hasan Al Mamun said that the attack on former DUCSU VP Nurul Haque Nur and the shooting at Inqilab Mancha spokesperson Sharif Osman Hadi are similar plots. He claimed that both these attacks were politically motivated and were planned by the same group.

NCP leaders and activists angry over misbehavior with journalists at airport

Journalists boycotted the press conference of Akhtar Hossain and Tasnim Zara, angered by the misbehavior of some leaders and activists of the Jatiya Nagorik Party (NCP) at Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. The incident took place at the airport's VIP gate around 9:45 am on Thursday.

Haji Selim's house surrounded by joint forces! What was actually in the house?

Joint forces have surrounded a residence of former parliamentarian Haji Mohammad Selim in the capital's Azimpur Dayar Sharif area. Members of the law enforcement forces suddenly surrounded the building around 12 noon on Sunday (September 28).

The third largest Math and Science Olympiad was held in Savar

The third largest Math and Science Olympiad was held in Savar to develop students' scientific minds. About 5,000 students from grades 5 to 10 from about 84 schools in Savar participated in the competition organized on Saturday morning at the Savar Model College premises.

BNP's new member recruitment and renewal program held in Savar.

This new member recruitment and renewal program was organized by BNP and its affiliated organizations at Majidpur in Savar Municipality.

Lyricist Amar Chand Mandal's birthday: Joy and literary excitement across Jahangirnagar

Jahangirnagar University celebrated the 60th birth anniversary of lyricist Amar Chand Mandal with various events. The event was held at the university's Zahir Raihan Auditorium in the afternoon.

Dhaka residents beware! Thunderstorms may hit in the evening

Jasim gets NID without fingerprints

Jasim Matubbar of Nagarkandar, Faridpur—Having no hands since birth, Jasim has overcome the hardships of life and passed his secondary and higher secondary schooling by writing with his feet. He is currently studying in the second year of his degree at Faridpur Government Rajendra College. However, he has been suffering from various government and private services, starting from his studies, due to not having a National Identity Card (NID) for a long time.

Rain in the capital has increased the suffering of city dwellers

The capital has been experiencing extreme hardship due to continuous rainfall since the beginning of the day. City life has practically come to a standstill due to the incessant rain since morning. The common people of Mirpur area are suffering the most.

Shakib's conflict with Shahrukh? Hania's answer goes viral!

A few days ago, popular Pakistani actress Hania Amir set foot in Dhaka. She roamed the streets of the city and tasted the local food. Phuchka and Jhalmuri in particular were at the top of her list of satisfactions

Hania Amir's unknown connection with the Nawab family

Popular Pakistani actress Hania Amir spent a special and memorable time with the well-known hero of the nineties, Naeem, and his family in Dhaka. Her unknown connection with the Nawab family has sparked new discussions.

The mystery of the sudden fog in Dhaka! Is it a sign of winter too early?

A sudden foggy weather has been observed in various parts of the country, including Tentulia in the far north and the capital Dhaka. Although the temperature in Tentulia was warm on Saturday (September 20) morning, dense fog covered the surroundings until dawn and morning. Locals say this is a sign of the arrival of winter.

When will the elections be held? Chief Advisor informs the Ambassador of the Netherlands

Dhaka: The new Ambassador of the Netherlands to Bangladesh, Boris van Bommel, paid a courtesy call on Principal Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday (September 18). The meeting, held at the State Guest House Jamuna, discussed important issues including strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries, the upcoming national elections, trade and agriculture, water management and the Rohingya humanitarian crisis.

Disagreement over formation of new university in seven colleges: Students take to the field

Tensions have flared again over the proposed initiative to form a university from seven government colleges in Dhaka. On Thursday (September 18), students protested at Dhaka College campus in Dhaka demanding a university. On the other hand, a section of higher secondary students of Dhaka College also protested on the same day demanding that the college be kept intact. As a result, the issue has now become a three-pronged one—students agitating in favor of making it a university, teachers opposing the proposed structure, and higher secondary students demanding that the college be kept intact.

Teenagers practice with Ramda and Chinese axes in the river in Bhanga

The exercise of teenagers and young people with country-made weapons on Wednesday (September 18) in Kumar River of Bhanga Upazila of Faridpur has created panic among the locals. From noon to evening, they conducted the exercise in at least 20 speedboats and more than 50 trawlers in an area of ​​about four kilometers of the river. During this time, videos of some speedboats displaying country-made weapons including ramdas and Chinese axes have spread on social media.

History of the construction of the National Parliament Building

The National Parliament Building is one of the few structures that have made Bangladesh known on the world map in terms of architecture, aesthetics and grandeur. Designed by American architect Louis Isadore Kahn, this structure has not only enhanced the beauty of Dhaka many times over, but has also become a part of the history and culture of Bangladesh.

Arrested Zahid Khan used to extort lakhs of taka by luring them to leak question papers

The Cyber ​​and Special Crime (North) Division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DB) has arrested a young man named Md. Swadhin Mia (23) on charges of leaking and cheating in various competitive exam question papers.

'Allen Swapan' gets 500 taka by begging at Farmgate

Popular actor Nasir Uddin Khan, who came to the limelight for playing the role of 'Allen Swapan' in the OTT world, is now facing a new experience. Recently, during the shooting of a web series called 'Naya Note', he acted in the Farmgate area as a beggar. The get-up was so perfect that many passers-by thought he was a real beggar and gave him money. And during the shooting of the first scene of the day, he earned about 500 taka by begging.

More heavy rain forecast in the capital in the next 72 hours

The capital Dhaka and various parts of the country have been experiencing extreme hardships since Sunday morning as torrential rain suddenly lashed the city. The Meteorological Department said that this amount of rainfall has not been seen in this month of September. Some areas of the capital have received more than 100 millimeters of rain today.

Clashes with police in Bhanga, UNO office, election office set on fire

In Faridpur's Bhanga, angry mobs attacked the UNO office and the election office to protest the redrawing of parliamentary constituencies and the police case. The buildings were vandalized and set on fire. They also attacked the police station and vandalized a police vehicle. Tension has spread throughout the area due to the incident.

Election Commission confirms: JACSU vote is completely transparent and fair

No evidence of irregularities was found in the Jahangirnagar University Central Students' Union (JACSU) elections, said Election Commission Member Secretary Professor Dr. AKM Rashidul Alam. He made the remarks at the JACSU results announcement ceremony at the Senate Building on Saturday (September 13) at 5:15 pm.

Rain in the capital, but the heat wave still persists

ENGLISH Several areas of the country, including the capital, have been receiving rain since yesterday. Meteorologists said that this rain is due to the activation of the monsoon. They also say that a low pressure area may form in the Bay of Bengal in a day or two, and then the amount of rain may increase further. However, the amount of rain that has started now is unlikely to be much, and it may decrease from tomorrow, Saturday.

Death at JACSU polling station! Teacher Jannatul dies while performing his duties

Jannatul Ferdous Moumita (31), an assistant professor of the Department of Fine Arts at Jahangirnagar University, suddenly fell ill this Friday morning while serving as a polling officer in the JACSU elections. She was rushed to Enam Medical College Hospital, where doctors declared her dead.

DUCSU camp pays tribute at Intellectuals Memorial

Leaders of the Chhatrashibir-backed 'Unified Students' Alliance' panel, which won the Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) elections, offered prayers and munajat in memory of the martyrs of the 1971 Liberation War and the July Uprising.

Journalist di-es while covering DUCSU election

A journalist named Tariqul Islam has died while covering the Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) elections. He was working as a reporter for UK-based television channel S-A. The incident took place on Tuesday (September 9) afternoon at the university's historic Curzon Hall premises. According to eyewitnesses, Tariqul was covering the DUCSU elections at around 1:30 pm when he suddenly fell ill and collapsed on the ground. Other journalists and colleagues present immediately rushed him to the emergency departm

DU closed for public for 34 hours ahead of DUSU-Hall Parliament polls

All entrances to the campus will be closed for 34 hours due to Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) and Hall Sangsad elections. The university authorities said in an emergency notice on Thursday that Shahbagh, Palashi, Doel Chattar, Shibbari Crossing, Fuller Road, Udayan School and Nilkhet entrances will be closed to the public from 8 pm on Monday to 6 am on Wednesday.