Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Monday directed the Armed Forces to remain on the highest level of alert to ensure a free, fair, neutral and widely acceptable electoral environment ahead of the referendum and the 13th national parliamentary election scheduled for 12 February. Speaking at
Some rigorous policy, administrative, structural and technology-driven reforms under the post-uprising interim government of Bangladesh contributed to revenue-earning growth by over 14 per cent. A report submitted by the National Board of Revenue (NBR) to Chief Adviser Dr Mohammad Yunus reveals a
US Ambassador Brent Christensen has praised reforms at Chittagong Port and pledged cooperation to modernise the facility. Christensen led a delegation to the port on Monday, where its Chairman Rear Admiral Sayed Mohammad Moniruzzaman outlined progress made under the interim government since the Ju
Crude bombs have allegedly been hurled at an election rally of BNP candidate Ershad Ullah in the Chattogram-8 constituency, with a party leader blaming the Jamaat-e-Islami for the attack. Five people threw improvised explosives in quick succession at the rally in Boalkhali Upazila on Monday evenin
National Citizen Party (NCP) Chief Organiser (South Region) and Comilla-4 candidate Hasnat Abdullah on Monday alleged that the BNP started a “practice match” of capturing polling booths by carrying out attacks on NCP election campaigns and its candidate in Dhaka-18. “Today, the k
