Chief Justice Zubayer Rahman Chowdhury has said that artificial intelligence (AI) should not be used to write court judgments, stressing that judicial decisions must be based on facts, applicable laws and the judge’s own conscience. “From what little I have learned, there is one thing I can Continue Reading
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has handed over job appointment letters to 74 family members of victims of enforced disappearances and killings, as well as families of those killed and injured during the July Uprising. He handed over the appointment letters at a ceremony held at the Karabi Hall of the PM’s Office in Tejgaon on […]Continue Reading
A special unit has been formed within the police to recover looted and illegal firearms. Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has announced that anyone providing information leading to the recovery of firearms will receive a reward ranging from Tk 10,000 to Tk 200,000. A crime review meeting covering the past three months was held with senior […]Continue Reading
A severe traffic jam on the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway, triggered by repair work on the Ashariarchar Bridge in Narayanganj, continued late into the night. Thousands of vehicles remained stranded in the Dhaka-bound lane across a stretch of nearly 40 kilometers, from Kutumbpur in Chandina, Cumilla, to the Ashariarchar Bridge in Narayanganj. The congestion, which began around Continue Reading
Internationally recognized human rights figure Irene Zubaida Khan has assumed office as Bangladesh’s new Permanent Representative to the United Nations. On Friday local time, She presented her credentials to UN Secretary-General António Guterres at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, formally taking charge as Bangladesh’s Permanent Representative to the UN. Irene Continue Reading
Mufti Syed Muhammad Rezaul Karim, Ameer of Islami Andolan Bangladesh and widely known as Pir Saheb of Charmonai, has described the failure to establish teachers’ rights even 55 years after independence as regrettable. He said teachers continue to be deprived of their rightful benefits and rights because people lacking morality and those who deceive others […]Continue Reading
South Korea Denies Visas to 243 Bangladeshi Students Despite Tuition Payments, Legal Battle Underway
Legal proceedings have finally begun after 243 Bangladeshi students enrolled at South Korea’s Shingyeongju University were denied visas despite paying their tuition fees, while the university itself has fallen into financial distress. To help the affected students recover the money they deposited, a formal claim has been filed with the Daegu Rehabilitation Court in South Continue Reading
Anwar Zahid, returning from Saltha: For the past 100 years, no bridge has been built over the Kumar River to connect Majardia Bazar with Jangurdi Union in Saltha. Locals say political considerations were one of the main reasons behind the lack of roads and a bridge in the area. The eastern bank is associated with […]Continue Reading
A delegation from Nippon Express met with Bangladesh’s Ambassador to Japan, Md. Daud Ali, on Friday to discuss expanding potential cooperation in human resources and education. The delegation expressed interest in recruiting skilled Bangladeshi workers for various sectors in Japan, particularly in forklift operation, driving and logistics. The delegation also expressed Continue Reading
Bangladesh’s economy could reach $677 billion by 2030, according to a forecast by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). During this period, Bangladesh is expected to surpass the economies of countries such as Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand in terms of nominal gross domestic product (GDP). The information was reported by Canadian media outlet Visual Capitalist in […]Continue Reading





















