Thursday, 16 January 2025, 04:45 pm
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Rizvi, Golam Parwar and Nur among eight leaders on remand
Online Desk : A court in Dhaka has placed arrested eight opposition leaders including BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh Secretary General Miaread 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
PM meets families of those killed in violence
Online Desk : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday extended her condolences and support to the families of those killed during the mayhem created by “BNP-Jamaat terrorists,”read more
BRAC University teacher picked up by DB : parents say forced disappearance
Online Desk : A former teacher of BRAC University has become the subject of forced disappearance after he was picked by law enforcers from his residence atread more
They had plots to occupy Ganabhaban in Lankan style : Quader
Online Desk : Describing the context of imposing curfew on the night of July 19, Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader revealed on Sunday a conspiracy toread 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the private industry and investment adviser to the Prime Minister, on Sunday hoped that the ongoing curfew will be withdrawn withinread more
Mobile internet restored
Online Desk : Mobile internet services that were snapped amid the clashes centring the quota reform movement have been restored across the country at 3pm on Sunday.read 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
Govt, pvt offices open from 9am to 3pm for next three days
Online Desk : All government and non-government offices will remain open for six hours —from 9:00am to 3:00pm — for the next three days from Sunday toread more
