Saturday, November 15, 2025

Khaleque announces 31-point manifesto

The Awami League-backed mayoral candidate Talukder Abdul Khaleque has pledged to do his utmost for proper development of Khulna city if he is re-elected. He said this while presenting his 31-point election manifesto at a press conference at the Khulna Press Club on Saturday. Chairman of the Sammilita Nagarik Committee

CMCH interns go on indefinite strike

The interns at Chittagong Medical College Hospital on Saturday began an indefinite strike protesting against attack on a intern physician, also former medical college unit Chhatra League president. Activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League, the student organisation backed by the ruling Awami League, locked the gates of the medical college hospital blockaded

DSCC hospitals run in bad shape

Proposal for turning the hospitals into a medical college shelved for 7yrs after approval The proposal for tuning three Dhaka South City Corporation hospitals into a medical college and hospital, with the aim of improving quality of service, is still stuck with the ministry seven years after the local government ministry gave the approval. The ... Read more

Youths found dead in city

Police interrogating cohabitants Two youths were killed at their bachelor quarter at West Shewrapara in the capital Dhaka Friday noon. The victims, Mohammad Rajib, 30, an MBA graduate from private Green University, was from Bogra and Abul Bashar, 31, an employee of Kazi Pharma,

AC minibus, taxicab to be launched in city

Experts say city need more buses for low-income people The communications minister, Obaidul Quader, on Wednesday said air-conditioned minibuses and taxicabs would be inaugurated in Dhaka city within the next four months to meet the demand for comfortable vehicles. The minister said the ministry withdrew its restriction

Chemically-treated mangoes flood Rajshahi markets

Mangoes, treated with harmful chemicals, have flooded markets in the Rajshahi city and its adjoining areas because of lax monitoring by the authorities concerned. The Bangladesh Pure Food Ordinance 2005 prohibits use of poisonous or dangerous chemical or ingredients such as calcium carbide, formalin, pesticides or