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Gold price again increased by Tk 3,266 per bhori in Bangladesh market

The Bangladesh Jewellers Association has once again increased gold prices in the local market, raising the rate by Tk 3,266 per bhori on Wednesday, the first day of April. According to

US president Trump orders crackdown on mail-in voting ahead of midterm polls

President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an order seeking to crack down on mail-in voting, escalating his push to restrict a popular way of casting ballots in United States elections.

Ex-DIG Abdul Jalil Mondal arrested in Dhaka

Detectives have arrested former Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Abdul Jalil Mondal from the capital’s Sabujbagh area on Monday evening. DMP’s Detective Branch (DB) Joint Commissioner Nasirul Islam confirmed the matter

Attackers of July Uprising participants are criminals, says Home Minister

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed declared in parliament on Monday that anyone who carried out armed attacks against July uprising participants is a criminal, regardless of which security force uniform they

Judge Rezaul Hasan resigns

Justice Md Rezaul Hasan of the Bangladesh Supreme Court’s High Court Division has resigned following allegations of corruption. He submitted his resignation to the Supreme Court on Monday (March 30),

Govt mulling blended online-offline education system: Education Minister

The government is considering running the country’s education system through a blended approach, combining online and offline classes, in light of the ongoing energy situation. “Policy-level discussions on the blended

Why a Trusted Investment Tool Losing Public Confidence

For decades, savings certificates have been regarded as one of the safest and most reliable investment instruments for middle-class households and retirees. Backed by the government, offering fixed returns, and

Naseem Shah fined record USD71,500 for minister criticism

Fast bowler Naseem Shah has been slapped with the biggest fine in Pakistan cricket history after criticising a politician on social media. Naseem’s whopping USD71,500 punishment is the latest incident