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Locals near the Santoshpur forest in Phulbaria upazila express eviction concerns following an August 3 ministry notification declaring forest land an ecopark. Officials maintain that community rights will be preserved during the implementation.
A farmer in Sundarganj upazila has filed a written complaint with local authorities after applying a herbicide purchased from a local shop, which he claims resulted in the complete destruction of his paddy crop. The incident has triggered a dispute between the farmer and the vendor regarding the intended use of the chemical.
Two elephants that spent nearly two years in the custody of the forest department following allegations of torture and extortion have been officially handed back to their owners. The handover took place after the owners signed formal bonds promising not to subject the animals to further abuse or use them for begging.
Built in 1457 during the independent Sultanate period, the historic Bint Bibi Mosque in Narinda stands as an architectural landmark of Old Dhaka. Over the centuries, the structure has undergone significant renovations, including the addition of a second dome.
A major cleanup and restoration initiative was launched on August 21, 2026, for the Adi Buriganga Channel. The joint effort aims to clear waste from the approximately 3.2-kilometer waterway to protect the environment and public health.
The Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation has introduced a specialized Pink Bus service featuring female crews across vital capital routes. This initiative aims to address widespread safety concerns and heavy transport dependency among female commuters.
A youth organization in Jhenaidah Sadar upazila has organized a tree plantation campaign to preserve ecological balance. More than two hundred betel nut saplings were planted along local roads during the event.
The government has appointed new District Commissioners for Natore, Gaibandha, and Rangpur districts. The Public Administration Ministry issued a gazette notification regarding these administrative changes.
The High Court has concluded hearings on the death references and appeals in the sensational murder case of Feni madrasa student Nusrat Jahan Rafi. A bench of two justices will deliver the final judgment on August 24 regarding the 16 defendants previously sentenced to death.
Border Guard Bangladesh personnel have successfully recovered a cache of weapons and ammunition during a targeted operation in the Satchari Reserve Forest located in Habiganj. The operation also led to the seizure of various illegal items including narcotics, smuggled cattle, and foreign currency.
Law enforcement agencies in Dhaka have arrested five individuals for allegedly plotting to frame a local businessman by planting weapons inside his store. Authorities recovered two pipe guns and ammunition during the operation in Sutrapur.
A cultural event at the Brahmanbaria Police Lines sparked a violent clash between police and madrasa students on 19 August, leaving at least 30 people injured. Authorities have since formed a three-member investigation committee and withdrawn three police officers.
Inmates at a drug rehabilitation center in Brahmanbaria broke windows and escaped to an adjacent rooftop following the death of a fellow patient. Facility directors claimed the inmate died from a fall, while police and authorities investigated the incident.
A violent clash between senior and junior students at the Habiganj Medical College hostel has left at least 15 people injured. Three of the wounded students were transferred to Sylhet for advanced medical treatment.
Approximately thirty individuals undergoing treatment have fled from a rehabilitation center in Brahmanbaria. The mass escape occurred on Wednesday afternoon from the facility's third-floor location.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police arrested 506 individuals across the capital during a regular 24-hour operation. Law enforcement officers also recovered various narcotics, weapons, and vehicles during the crackdown.
Fraudsters in Kashiani, Gopalganj, have stolen National Identity cards by offering cheap SIM cards for just 10 Taka. These illegally registered SIM cards were subsequently used to carry out bKash financial frauds, leaving local victims facing serious legal complications and fear.
Female students at Dhaka University have rejected a proposal to relax their hall curfew by one hour. The platform 'Oborodhbasini' is demanding the complete abolition of the restriction.
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