Thursday, 28 November 2024, 11:31 am
Headline :
BNP rejects MoUs with India labelling ‘new version of slavery’
Online Desk : Stating that the 10 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) signed with India during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s visit to New Delhi are just a ‘newread more
BCL urges students to return to class
Online Desk : Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) has called on students protesting the quota system in government jobs to await the court’s decision and return to theirread more
PM returns home from China
Online Desk : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina reached home after wrapping up her three-day bilateral visit to the Chinese capital Beijing today. The Premier went to Beijingread more
‘Action to be taken if create public suffering in name of movement’
Online Desk : Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) said on Thursday that they will take strict action if quota protesters create public sufferings blocking road in the nameread more
Court door always opens for quota protesters : Chief Justice
Online Desk : Chief Justice Obaidul Hasan said on Thursday that the court’s door is always open for the quota protesters. “Why do they talk about theread more
Mertro Rail faces huge passenger pressure amid ‘Bangla Blockade’
Online Desk : Many passengers in the capital thronged the metro rail stations on Wednesday amid the severe disruption in transportation due to quota protesters’ ‘Bangla Blockade’read more
Dhaka-Beijing sign 21 instruments, announce 7 projects
Online Desk : Bangladesh and China on Wednesday signed 21 instruments including three renewed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and made announcement of 7 more projects to elevateread more
Anti-quota protesters to continue movement rejecting SC order
Online Desk : Abdul Hannan Masud, a coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement, said, “We are not accepting any ‘pending decision’.” “Our one-point demand is, Parliament shouldread more
Students block Science Lab
Online Desk : Students of seven college blocked the road in the capital’s Science Lab area on Wednesday morning as part of their pre-scheduled programme. Around 10:30am,read more
