Thursday, 26 December 2024, 09:36 pm
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Thick police presence in Dhaka, BGB patrol across the country
Online Desk : Deployment of police and other law enforcement agencies in Dhaka heightened on Monday following announcement of fresh demonstrations by the protesters seeking quota reform.read more
‘147 people died in violence during quota reform movement’
Online Desk : Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan on Sunday said 147 people died in violence during quota reform protests. He said, “147 deaths have so far beenread more
Curfew to end in 7 days : Salman
Online Desk : Salman F Rahman, the private industry and investment adviser to the Prime Minister, on Sunday hoped that the ongoing curfew will be withdrawn withinread more
Intruding into student protests, Jamaat escalated violence : PM
Online Desk : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said Jamaat-Shibir terrorists initially maintained low profile intruding in-guise into the quota reform movement “but afterwards they appearedread more
PM seeks Japan’s cooperation to reopen damaged metrorail stations
Online Desk : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday sought cooperation from Japan to reopen soon the two damaged metrorail stations at Mirpur-10 and Kazipara in Dhaka.read more
Ex-DUCSU VP Nur sent to jail after remand in Setu Bhaban vandalism case
Online Desk : A court in Dhaka has sent former vice-president of Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU) Nurul Haque Nur to jail after his five daysread more
PM Hasina visits DMCH to see the injured in recent mayhem
Online Desk : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday afternoon visited Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) to see the injured who came under attacks during the recentread more
Offices, banks reopen for four hours ; Commuters suffer amid traffic gridlock
Online Desk : Government and private offices including banks reopened on a limited scale on Wednesday after a five-day break including three days of general holidays andread more
Long-route buses start leaving Dhaka
Online Desk : Some long-distance buses left Dhaka‘s Sayedabad bus terminal for Sylhet, Barishal and Chattogram on Wednesday morning. But the pressure of passengers is low. Someread more
