Thursday, 28 November 2024, 09:48 am
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BNP leader Safu released on parole to join brother’s funeral
Online Desk: BNP’s Volunteer Affairs Secretary Mir Sharafat Ali Safu was released on parole for six hours on Saturday to attend his elder brother’s Namaz-e-janaza. The Janajaread more
Journalist Shamsuzzaman sent back to Dhaka Central Jail from Kashimpur
Online Desk: Prothom Alo’s Savar staff correspondent, Samsuzzaman, is being taken from the Kashimpur Central Jail in Gazipur back to the Dhaka Central Jail in Keraniganj. Heread more
Bangladesh seeks urgent action for protection of climate migrants
Online Desk: The recently adopted UN General Assembly Resolution, requesting for an advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on obligations of states in respectread more
Private university student killed in Dhaka road crash
Online Desk: A student of private university was killed after her motorbike, Pathao, a ride sharing bike, being hit by a covered van in old Dhaka’s Lalbaghread more
‘Smuggling gang member’ killed in BGB firing
Online Desk: A persons was shot dead and another sustained bullet injuries in Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) firing along Baromari border at Laxmipur village in Netrakona’s Durgapurread more
US Congress introduces resolution commending Bangladesh
Online Desk: On the occasion of Bangladesh’s 52nd anniversary of independence, the United States Congress introduced a resolution on March 29 – recognizing and commending Bangladesh andread more
Price falling trend of essentials may continue: Tipu
Online Desk: Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi has said the prices of many essential commodities have already come down and the trend may continue to further ease theread more
Dhaka-Aricha highway blocked demanding release of journo Shams on Friday
Online Desk: Jahangirnagar University students have blocked Dhaka-Aricha highway to press home their three-point demands including unconditional release of Prothom Alo journalist Shamsuzzaman Shams. They started theirread more
Fifty-six journalists tortured, sued in Bangladesh in 3 months: ASK
Online Desk: During the first three months–from January to March–of the current year, as many as 56 journalists from different media outlets were tortured, harassed, intimidated, sued,read more
