Bangladesh

One quota protester killed, 16 injured in Rangpur clash

Shawdesh desk: A student of Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur was killed and sixteen others were injured during a clash between the police and quota protesters in front of the

Students block Science Laboratory crossing demanding quota reform

Shawdesh desk : Students expressed solidarity with quota protesters blocking the Science Laboratory crossing in Bangladesh capital Dhaka at 12:00 noon on Tuesday. Students of Dhaka College, City College, Ideal

Bangladesh may see light to moderate rain over 24hrs

Shawdesh Desk; Bangladesh Meteorological Department has forecast rain or thundershowers in all divisions including in Dhaka division in 24 hours commencing 9:00am on Monday. ‘Light to moderate rain or thunder

Dhaka’s air continues to be ‘moderate’ with AQI score of 68

Shawdesh Desk: Dhaka has ranked 32nd on the list of cities with the worst air quality with an Air Quality Index score of 68 at 9:20am on Monday morning. Today’s

Met office forecasts heavy rains in Rangpur, M’singh, Sylhet divisions

Shawdesh Desk: Bangladesh Meteorological Department has forecast rain or thundershowers in all divisions of the country, including heavy showers in three divisions commencing 9:00am on Sunday. ‘Light to moderate rain

DMP bans battery-run autorickshaws, slow vehicles from main roads

Shawdesh desk; The traffic division of Dhaka Metropolitan Police has announced that battery-run autorickshaws, locally made three-wheelers, and other slow-moving vehicles will no longer be allowed to ply the main

Missing patient’s body found in hospital bathroom after 2 days

Shawdesh Desk: The body of a patient, who had been missing for two days, was found in the bathroom of the medicine ward of Shariatpur Sadar Hospital on Saturday. The

DMP warns anti-quota protesters not to cause further public suffering

Shawdesh Desk: The Dhaka Metropolitan Police additional commissioner Khandkar Muhid Uddin on Thursday said that there was no scope for anti-quota protesters to take to the streets after the Appellate