When full-scale war erupted on September 6, 1965, future Bangladesh leaders Captain Ziaur Rahman and
For decades, British colonial rulers and the Pakistani establishment branded Bengalis a non-martial race. The
Healthcare services at Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College Hospital were disrupted on Wednesday after intern
Landslide deaths are not new to Bangladesh. Every rainy season, lives are lost, yet no
The fields that provide an essential part of our daily food supply are increasingly being
When a devastated, unfortunate father stands before the lifeless, blood-stained body of his innocent child
The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT)-1 on Thursday set May 5 for passing order on charge
The most devastating social and economic challenge in Bangladesh today is the growing number of
Over the past few decades, the Mediterranean Sea has transformed into a vast graveyard where
In the pages of history, there are certain dates that do not merely indicate time,
Bangladesh is an agrarian country, and the lifeblood of its economy lies in its hardworking
I knew I would probably love the mystery series The Thursday Murder Club, but hadn't
One of the holiest religious festivals of Muslims, Eid-ul-Fitr, is only a few days away
In the arrogance of civilization, we claim every day that we are becoming more advanced.
In the modern world, one of the most widely discussed and criticized contributors to environmental
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has walked from the Secretariat to Osmani Memorial Auditoriumto attend the