Saturday, February 1, 2025

Kitchen market feels Ramzan pull

With the fasting month of Ramzan beginning tomorrow, prices of vegetables and fish registered an upward trend in the city’s kitchen markets yesterday despite taking various measures by the government to keep the prices of

Army man crushed under train wheels

An army personnel was killed as a speeding train knocked him down at Olipur rail gate in Sadar upazila yesterday morning. The deceased was identified as Masud Parvez, 33, a lance corporal of Bangladesh Army. He worked at Shahjibazar

Bank hold up: Tk 38 lakh looted

Burglars looted over Tk 38 lakh from Agrani Bank Karatia branch in the district town on Wednesday night. Deputy General Manager of Agrani Bank Abdul Quiyyum said the burglars entered the bank after cutting rod of the 1st floor of the south

Withdrawal of all cases demanded

DU August 2007 incidents  Some teachers and students of Dhaka University (DU) yesterday urged the government to unconditionally withdraw all cases against students in connection with the incidents of August

Bangladesh runs high quake risk

Bangladesh faces a high risk of moderate to strong earthquakes that may result in widespread damage and loss of thousands of lives, said experts. Bangladesh also faces the risk of tsunami as four active sources of earthquake in the Bay of Bengal can generate tremors with a

Girl gang raped

Mobile clip on savagery released in CD, on internet The parents of a rape victim in Faridpur yesterday demanded justice after two men repeatedly raped their 14-year old daughter, recorded the incidents on a mobile phone and later uploaded the video footage on the

Mobile court fines eatery, filling station

A mobile court yesterday penalised businessmen of Tk 2.70 lakh during an anti-adulteration drive in Tejgaon, Mohakhali and Motijheel areas of the capital. The drive would continue countrywide to ensure hygienic food during the month of Ramadan, said Industries Minister Dilip Barua who

BNP may also go for new leadership

Bad news for ‘reformists’ Main opposition BNP yesterday hinted that ‘reformists’ in the party might get less priority in the next line-up of its leaders. “Those who will keep the party safe and strengthen it, will get priority when the next council will elect the new leadership,” Nazrul Islam Khan,

JS panel prefers route through India

ASIAN HIGHWAY JS panel prefers route through India A parliamentary panel on Tuesday suggested improvement of the country’s internal road network, keeping in mind two of the three proposed routes to connect Bangladesh to the Asian Highway through

Andaman quake leads to tsunami alert for hrs

The Met office yesterday withdrew the tsunami alert it issued in the early hours following an earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter Scale off the Andaman Islands. It said Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet and the southern region felt the quake at 2:55:42am Bangladesh time, which lasted a few