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Protesters try to gather at places in Dhaka, 20 held

05:29 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

Renewed protests erupted in Dhaka on Monday as some leaders of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement defied calls to end the quota reform demonstrations.

44th BCS viva voce postponed for indefinite period

05:23 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

The Public Service Commission on Monday postponed viva voce of the 44th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) for an indefinite period...

End harassing students, release all detained ones: Univ teachers’ network

04:38 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

Teachers from various universities across Bangladesh have called for an immediate end to the harassment of students as well as ‘mass arrests.’...

Mother jailed for forcing daughter into fatal marriage

04:20 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

A mother has become the first person to be jailed under Australia’s forced marriage laws, for ordering her daughter to wed a man who would later murder the 21-year-old...

Sharing pics of dining in DB Office a nat’l-level mockery: HC

04:18 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

A High Court bench on Monday criticised the public sharing of photographs depicting individuals dining with Detective Branch (DB) police at their office in Dhaka, labeling it as a national-level mockery. The bench asked the concerned parties to desist from such actions.

Bangladesh to mourn violence victims Tuesday

03:47 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

The government has declared a daylong mourning on Tuesday to honour the memory of those killed during the recent widespread violence surrounding the student movement for quota reform.

Thick police presence in Dhaka, BGB patrol across the country

03:19 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

Deployment of police and other law enforcement agencies in Dhaka heightened on Monday following announcement of fresh demonstrations by the protesters seeking quota reform.

Govt responds to concerns of int’l community

03:03 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

Acknowledging the concerns raised by international partners and organisations regarding recent violence and terrorist activities in Bangladesh, the government on Sunday in a handout assured the international community that the situation is stabilising due to timely actions taken.

42 killed in Pakistan tribal feud

02:50 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

At least 42 people have been killed in a land feud between tribes in northwestern Pakistan, officials said on Monday, during days of fighting with machine guns and mortars.

DU urges not to harass its innocent students

02:11 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

The Dhaka University (DU) authorities urged all concerned including the law enforcement agencies to ensure that no harassment takes place on any of their innocent students, said a DU release on Monday.

LafargeHolcim organises workshop on environment friendly blocks

01:47 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

LafargeHolcim Bangladesh Limited (LHBL), one of the leading building material manufacturers of the country, recently organized a two-day long workshop in Dhaka on environment friendly Blocks. A total of 30 Engineers participated in the workshop.

World Tiger Day calls for conservation of the big cats

01:45 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

World Tiger Day serves as a crucial platform to galvanise global attention on the plight of these magnificent creatures.

Writ seeks ban on using firearms on student protesters

01:30 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

A writ petition has been filed with the High Court seeking a ban on the use of firearms against student protesters. The petition also demands the immediate release of students and their relatives detained during the ongoing quota reform movement.

2,822 arrested in Dhaka over violence centring quota protests

01:21 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has so far arrested 2,822 people in 243 cases filed over the violence, sabotage and vandalism centring the quota reform protests in the capital.

A radical rewrite of earth's history?

12:54 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

A groundbreaking discovery in Gabon is challenging our fundamental understanding of life's origins on Earth. Scientists have uncovered compelling evidence suggesting that complex organisms may have thrived a staggering 1.5 billion years earlier than previously thought.

Quota movement: 9 including 2 univ students on one-day remand

12:32 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

A court in Chattogram has placed nine people including two university students on a one-day remand in two cases filed over the clashes centring quota reform movement.

Feline fancy meets pharaohs

12:30 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

A queue of glamorous visitors stood outside Shanghai Museum twitching impatiently, tails flicking and whiskers quivering as they waited to be let in for the institution's inaugural ancient Egypt cat night.

Dead man turns up on violence FIR

12:04 PM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

In a surprising turn of events, a deceased individual has been charged in the Savar violence case related to the quota reform movement on the outskirts of Dhaka.

Apple’s new AI features to be delayed, Bloomberg News reports

11:51 AM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

Apple's upcoming artificial intelligence features will arrive later than anticipated and will miss the initial launch of upcoming iPhone and iPad software overhauls, Bloomberg News reported on Sunday.

Maduro declared winner as opposition claims irregularities

11:00 AM, 29 Jul 2024 Monday

President Nicolás Maduro has won Venezuela's presidential election, according to partial results published by the electoral council. The Venezuelan opposition has alleged widespread fraud in the counting of votes, and has vowed to challenge the result.