Daily Observer || Daily Newspaper in Bangladesh 8

HEADLINE

● Opposition party misleading people over July Charter: Mirza Fakhrul ● Rain Disrupts Supply, Vegetable Prices Soar ● Protesting HSC students postpone street program over public suffering ● Govt polls schedule likely by Sept-Oct: Home Minister ● Chargesheets to be filed only against those found guilty: DB chief ● Ziaur Rahman assassination: Fugitive Maj Mozaffar arrested in Dhaka after 45yrs ● 383 journos faced harassment, attacks in six months: HRSS

Staff Correspondent

All Staff Correspondents covers general assignment for Daily Observer print edition, as a member of reporting team.

BNP big guns review govt projects, party activities

Staff Correspondent

BNP’s National Standing Committee has expressed satisfaction over the progress of key government initiatives and decided to intensify organisational activities ahead of the upcoming local government elections. The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by BNP Chairman and Prime

5 more die of measles

Staff Correspondent

Five more children have died from measles and measles-related complications across Bangladesh in the past 24 hours, including one confirmed measles death and four deaths among children showing symptoms of the disease.According to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS)

PM for fast-tracking waste-to-energy projects

Staff Correspondent

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has directed the authorities concerned to expedite the implementation of several key infrastructure and environmental projects aimed at transforming Dhaka's waste management system, generating electricity from municipal waste, restoring the capital's lakes, and modernising its sewage

DMP arrests 406, files 47 cases in 24hrs

Staff Correspondent

Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) arrested 406 people and filed 47 cases during its special operations across the capital city over the past 24 hours.The information was disclosed in a press release issued on Sunday by DMP’s Additional Deputy Commissioner (Media

Andalib Rushdie awarded

Staff Correspondent

Novelist Andalib Rushdie has received ‘Nayanjuli Begum Aklima Khatun Literary Award 2025’ for his novel ‘Coffiner Janala’. The award was introduced to honour the memory of late Begum Aklima Khatun and to encourage literary pursuits.The award was presented at a

79,246 students receive school scholarships

Staff Correspondent

A total of 79,246 students have been awarded scholarships after participating in the 2025 Primary Scholarship Examination. Among them, 32,965 students received Talent Pool Scholarships, while 46,281 students were awarded General Scholarships.The results were made public at a press briefing

Controversy surrounds Andy Hall's Bangladesh visit

Staff Correspondent

British labour rights campaigner Andy Hall has come under scrutiny following allegations that he threatened Bangladeshi journalists after several media outlets reported on his recent visit to Dhaka and meetings with government officials.The developments come as Bangladesh and Malaysia continue

BNP to observe one-day nationwide mourning on Monday

Staff Correspondent

BNP has announced a nationwide mourning programme for Monday (July 13) following the death of party's Standing Committee member and former acting President Barrister Jamiruddin Sircar.BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi announced the programme at a press conference

Floods and landslides ravage SE Bangladesh

Staff Correspondent

CHATTOGRAM, July 11: Torrential monsoon rains and a low over the Bay of Bengal have triggered severe flooding, landslides and waterlogging across southeastern Bangladesh, leaving dozens dead, disrupting transport, port operations and public services, while the government has launched a

Won't betray nation, will push for July Charter implementation: Jamaat Chief

Staff Correspondent

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Opposition Leader in the Parliament Dr. Shafiqur Rahman on Saturday vowed that the 11-party alliance would not back down from its demand to implement outcome of the referendum, saying the coalition would continue its movement until the