Monday | 22 June 2026 | Reg No- 06
As many as 40,000 law enforcers will be deployed during the Dhaka city polls to maintain law and order. Dhaka North and South City Corporation elections are scheduled to be held on February 1 are free from any irregularity or
Intelligence agencies suspect that the underworld in the capital is being warmed-up before Dhaka North and South city corporation elections for establishing supremacy. Illegal firearms are being smuggled into the country in a bid to unleash violence in Dhaka centring
Local entrepreneurs want a level playing field in doing business in the Power, Energy and Mineral Resources sector to tap business opportunities in the country. Local entrepreneurs have invested about Tk 56,000 crore in the power sector in the last
The number of motorcycle accidents has risen in Dhaka city and elsewhere in the country after mobile phone app-based ride sharing service was launched. Since 2016, at least 20,000 new motorbikes have been registered every year after the ride sharing
The anti graft drive, which was highly praised by the public last year, seems to have lost steam and people are in doubt about the fate of the drive. A high official of the law enforcement agency told the Daily
Banned militant groups in the country are finding it difficult to recruit members from either the inactive terrorist groups or from among the youth with no prior record of engagement in violence.A high official of the intelligence agency told the
The Detective Branch (DB) of police is trying to arrest the rapist of a Dhaka University girl based on the description provided by the rape victim. The student was raped by an unidentified man at Kurmitola in the city Sunday
Members of law enforcement agencies are yet to indentify the perpetrators involved in exploding crude bombs across Dhaka over the last 15 days. Three more crude bombs exploded near Kalabhaban at Dhaka University (DU) on Sunday. A witnesses said a
Law enforcement agencies have failed to stop easy availability of narcotics in the country despite a countrywide crackdown on drugs that has so far killed 500 people in 'gunfights' since May 4 of 2018. Various initiatives of the law enforcers',
