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A violent clash erupted between supporters of the BNP and Jamaat over vacant land grabbing in Dhaka's Pallabi Bihari Camp. The confrontations resulted in multiple injuries, including police personnel, and led to the filing of criminal cases.
Bangladesh's public administration is grappling with a surplus of officials holding multiple responsibilities alongside partisan crises. Reports detail severe overstaffing at the joint secretary and additional secretary levels within various government departments.
A probe committee investigates widespread corruption and illegal recruitment allegations within the Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan Trust. Former minister Nuruzzaman Ahmed and multiple officials are implicated in bypassing recruitment standards.
Former Member of Parliament Muhammad Shahjahan Omar has been formally shown arrested in connection with murder cases filed in Mirpur and Adabor. The legal proceedings took place before a Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate court.
Health and Family Welfare Minister Sardar Md. Sakhawat Hossain Bakul has criticized Adani Power for intentionally reducing electricity supplies to create crises. He made the remarks during a coordination meeting held at the Deputy Commissioner's office in Manikganj.
The Election Commission has published the final voter list for upcoming local government elections, putting the total number of voters at more than 12.87 million. Senior Secretary Akhtar Ahmed announced the comprehensive demographic statistics during a press briefing in Dhaka on August 31.
A Dhaka court has slapped a travel ban on Faisal Karim Masud and his wife amid an ongoing corruption and money laundering probe by the Anti-Corruption Commission. The restriction also extends to four members of the Awami League leader Biplob Barua's family.
The Finance Ministry is set to present the final recommendations for the ninth national pay scale during Monday's cabinet meeting. The proposed wage structure includes a basic salary increase of up to 100 percent across the first to 20th grades.
An Inter-Parliamentary Union delegation led by Secretary General Anda Filip met with the Leader of the Opposition on Monday. The discussions at the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban focused on making the national parliament an effective center for democratic dialogue.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is scheduled to visit New York on September 21 to attend the 81st UN General Assembly. Ahead of this visit, the US branch of the BNP and its affiliated organizations held a joint preparatory meeting.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman chaired a cabinet meeting at the Secretariat where the new ninth national pay scale was approved. The newly authorized salary structure, featuring increases ranging from 100 to 142 percent across different grades, is set to take effect starting July 1.
Allegations of property seizure and physical assault have emerged regarding a disputed house in the Bandar Thana area. Legal proceedings involving the property are currently underway in court.
The Dhaka University syndicate has declared Rashed Khan as the General Secretary of the Dhaka University Central Students' Union. This decision follows the cancellation of the student status of former General Secretary Golam Rabbani.
Three suspects have been arrested following the armed robbery of 3.8 million Taka from a gold trader in Dhaka's Dhanmondi area. Police recovered a firearm and ammunition during the operation.
The dope test results for two arrested suspects in the Rangpur quadruple murder case show no trace of drugs following an eight-day delay in urine sample collection. The delay has sparked controversy and drawn strong reactions from the Social Resistance Committee.
Dhaka ranked tenth on the global air quality index according to data from IQAir. The city recorded an air quality score of 117, which falls into the category of being unhealthy for sensitive groups.
Malaysia's High Commissioner to Bangladesh Mohammad Shuhada Othman paid a courtesy call on Prime's Defense Adviser Dr. AKM Shamsul Islam. The meeting at the Armed Forces Division covered defense cooperation and regional peace.
In a memoir published on December 14, 2000, Mustafa Monwar detailed how television staff subverted Pakistan Day observances in Dhaka. He recounted broadcasting patriotic programs and manipulating schedules to alter dates before the Pakistani flag could be hoisted.
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