Politics

BNP to wage movement with 35 other parties

Shawdesh Desk: Opposition BNP is going to launch a simultaneous movement along with around 35 likeminded parties to realise their common demands, including holding of the next general election under

BNP making falsehood capitalizing on global crisis: Quader

Shawdesh Desk: Ruling Awami League general secretary and road transport and bridges minister Obaidul Quader on Tuesday said that BNP was now making falsehood capitalizing on the global fuel, power

AL must be ousted to restore democracy, voting rights: Mosharraf

Shawdesh Desk: Opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party standing committee member Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain on Tuesday said that there was no alternative to unseating the current Awami League government for the restoration

UN urges member countries to regulate use of antibiotics: Health Minister

Shawdesh desk: Health Minister Zahid Maleque has expressed concern over the widespread over-the-counter sale of antibiotics amid call from the United Nations to regulate the drug’s excessive use. The health

Resist communal evil forces: Hasan Mahmud

Shawdesh Desk: Information and broadcasting minister Hasan Mahmud on Sunday said that the communal evil forces should be resisted to strengthen the non-communal spirit of Bangladesh in which basis it

Dr Kamal removed from Montu-led Gonoforum’s chief adviser post

Shawdesh desk: A faction of Gonoforum, led by Mostafa Mohsin Montu, on Tuesday removed the party founder Dr Kamal Hossain from the post of chief advisor to its committee. Besides,

State system divided by government’s politicisation: Fakhrul

Shawdesh desk: BNP secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday alleged that the current government had divided the state system through politicisation. ‘If you go to the court you

EC’s roadmap for next polls a plot to prolong AL’s stay in power: BNP

Shawdesh desk: Opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party senior leader Mirza Abbas on Wednesday said that the roadmap announced by the Election Commission for the next general election was nothing but a