A case has been filed over allegations of assault, harassment and attempted kidnapping involving Bangladesh national cricketer Nayeem Hasan in Chattogram. In response, two police personnel, including a sub-inspector of Khulshi Police Station, have been temporarily withdrawn, while a source
The discourteous treatment meted out to cricketer Nayeem Hasan by police has triggered a wave of condemnation. Immediate action has been taken against those involved though whether it amounts to even minimal punishment, let alone an exemplary one, remains to
The government has proposed withdrawing taxes on income earned by content creators from social media platforms such as Facebook and YouTube, alongside a broader package of tax incentives for freelancers and startup entrepreneurs, in a move aimed at strengthening the
The education sector in Bangladesh received a significant boost in the first budget of the new Bangladesh Nationalist Party government, with a proposed allocation of Tk 1,36,606 crore for the 2026-27 fiscal year, marking an increase of about 56.64 per
Dr Ali Riaz, political scientist, US citizen and longtime professor at Illinois State University, reached to the centre of Bangladesh's most consequential legal moment not through election or judicial appointment but through the discretion of an unelected interim government. After
Justice delayed has become justice denied for millions in Bangladesh. From corruption and money laundering cases, sensational murder investigations stretching over decades to labour disputes unresolved despite legal deadlines, the country's courts are buckling under the weight of an unprecedented
Following the fall of the Sheikh Hasina-led government on August 5 2024, the unelected interim government headed by Dr Muhammad Yunus assumed office on August 8 and constituted 11 Reform Commissions during its 18-month tenure.The Commissions submitted reports containing thousands
Behind the seductive glow of smartphone screens, today's children are growing up in an unregulated digital world where addiction, cyberbullying, pornography, misinformation and psychological manipulation spread with alarming ease. At the same time, millions of irresponsible users circulate hate, violence,
The persistence of juvenile gangs in Bangladesh is being driven not only by street-level violence but also by the invisible hands of political patrons, legal loopholes, drug networks and social breakdown.Area-based juvenile gangs, often operating anonymously and under shifting identities,
A change in government was expected to stabilise law and order, yet across Bangladesh a different reality has taken hold. Juvenile gangs, often referred to as Kishore Gangs, have evolved into organised, emboldened networks operating with alarming reach.Although once it