Dhaka seeks extradition of Hasina, Kamal from India
Dhaka seeks extradition of Hasina, Kamal from India
BNP govt considers family, not individual, as fundamental unit of dev: PM
BNP govt considers family, not individual, as fundamental unit of dev: PM
Kamal Uddin joins as BSS MD & Chief Editor
Kamal Uddin joins as BSS MD & Chief Editor
By-polls in Bogura-6, general election in Sherpur-3 tomorrow
By-polls in Bogura-6, general election in Sherpur-3 tomorrow
Stranded Bangladeshi vessel to pass Hormuz Strait after ME ceasefire 
Stranded Bangladeshi vessel to pass Hormuz Strait after ME ceasefire 
Bangladesh, India discuss strengthening ties for new beginning
Bangladesh, India discuss strengthening ties for new beginning
False cases must be curbed to reduce case backlog: AG
38 crime suspects arrested in Tejgaon
38 crime suspects arrested in Tejgaon
DHAKA, April 8, 2026 (BSS) - The Tejgaon Division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) arrested 38 individuals in the last 24 hours as part of its ongoing operations against crime. According to DMP sources, the drive was conducted on Wednesday across different areas under the Tejgaon Division. Among those arrested, seven were held in connection with regular cases, two in old cases, and two were apprehended on the basis of arrest warrants. Additionally, 27 individuals were detained under the DMP Ordinance. NM Nasiruddin, Deputy Police Commissioner Media and Public Relations Division Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) confirmed their arrest. Police officials stated that such drives will continue in order to curb criminal activities and maintain law and order in the capital. The identities of the arrested individuals have been recorded by the police, and necessary legal actions are being taken against them.
US ambassador Christensen visits Dhakeshwari temple
US ambassador Christensen visits Dhakeshwari temple
Fakhrul mourns death of Sohrab Hossain
Fakhrul mourns death of Sohrab Hossain
European, Canadian leaders urge 'swift and lasting end' to Iran war: statement
European, Canadian leaders urge 'swift and lasting end' to Iran war: statement
ROME, April 8, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - The leaders of France, Italy, Germany, Britain, Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, Spain and the European Union welcomed Wednesday the US-Iran ceasefire and urged a "swift and lasting end" to the war. "The goal must now be to negotiate a swift and lasting end to the war within the coming days. This can only be achieved through diplomatic means," read a joint statement.  
BNP govt considers family, not individual, as fundamental unit of dev: PM
BNP govt considers family, not individual, as fundamental unit of dev: PM
PM meets July martyrs' families, injured people in parliament
PM meets July martyrs' families, injured people in parliament
People are ultimate source of power: PM
People are ultimate source of power: PM
Govt sets 180-day action plan to implement election pledges, PM tells JS
Govt sets 180-day action plan to implement election pledges, PM tells JS
Saudi Arabia to bolster cooperation in Bangladesh's port, industrial sectors
Saudi Arabia to bolster cooperation in Bangladesh's port, industrial sectors
DHAKA, April 8, 2026 (BSS) – Saudi Arabia has expressed eagerness to work with Bangladesh for strengthening strategic cooperation in seaport development, investment expansion and the industrial sector. Saudi Ambassador to Bangladesh Dr. Abdullah Zafer H. bin Abiyah showed the interest during a meeting with Industries Minister Khandaker Abdul Muktadir at his ministry office here today.  During the courtesy call on, both sides discussed various issues of bilateral interest, focusing specifically on development of seaports to enhance maritime infrastructure; modernization of the shipping sector; expansion of bilateral trade between the two nations; strengthening cooperation across various industrial domains;  and expansion of mutual investment opportunities. In his speech, Khandaker Abdul Muktadir emphasized that there is significant scope for expanding economic cooperation through the development of seaports, modernization of the shipping industry, and the scaling of investments.  He noted that these sectors are pivotal to the growing economic partnership between Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia. Attributing the country’s investment appeal to current policy, the Minister stated: "The Bangladesh government has created a favourable environment for foreign investors and is according top priority to the development of port infrastructure." The Minister highlighted the importance of large-scale infrastructure for the nation’s future, specifically identifying the Matarbari Project as a strategic priority.  He characterized it as a massive project where international partnership remains crucial for Bangladesh’s maritime and economic ambitions. "The government is prioritizing the development of port infrastructure as a fundamental driver of national economic progress," he added. Dr. Abdullah Zafer H. bin Abiyah highly praised the ongoing development activities led by the Bangladesh government.  He expressed a strong optimism regarding the future trajectory of bilateral ties, specifically noting Saudi Arabia’s interest in increasing cooperation within port infrastructure and the logistics sector. Both the Minister and the Ambassador expressed satisfaction with the current state of diplomatic ties, noting that the existing bond of friendship between Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia is being further strengthened.  They shared the expectation that these bilateral relations will continue to solidify and expand through deeper mutual cooperation in the years ahead. Industries Secretary Md. Obaidur Rahman along with other senior officials from the Ministry of Industries and high-ranking representatives from the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Dhaka were present.
Bangladesh, UK agree to reactivate trade, investment dialogue
Bangladesh, UK agree to reactivate trade, investment dialogue
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Digital rationing can ensure fair fuel distribution during crisis: Prof Mostafiz
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National University signs MoU with ACCA to boost skilled workforce
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UK delegation proposes easing policies to boost higher education collaboration
UK delegation proposes easing policies to boost higher education collaboration
BCCCI discusses technical education cooperation with Education ministry
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Complaint box installed to combat gender-based violence in Khulna
Complaint box installed to combat gender-based violence in Khulna
KHULNA, April 8, 2026 (BSS) - An awareness programme titled "Complaint Box Initiative Against Gender-Based Violence" was held today at Fatima High School here in the city, aiming to raise awareness and prevent gender-based violence among students. The programme was organized by the Khulna Metropolitan Police (KMP) Victim Support Center, with support from Navolok and WaterAid. KMP Commissioner Mohammad Zahidul Hasan attended as the chief guest. In his address, the commissioner emphasized that students are the future of the nation and should grow into honest, aware and responsible citizens. He encouraged them not to remain silent in the face of injustice, violence or harassment, but to report such incidents with courage. He explained that the complaint box has been installed to ensure students' safety and protect their rights, allowing them to report concerns without fear. He assured that every complaint would be taken seriously and necessary actions would be taken promptly. The commissioner also advised students to contact the police directly or call the national emergency number 999 when needed. Highlighting the issue of online harassment, he urged them to report incidents of cyberbullying or blackmail to the Cyber Police Center of the CID, especially when using platforms like Facebook, Imo or WhatsApp. He expressed hope that such initiatives would contribute to creating a safe, violence-free and supportive educational environment. Among those present at the event were Additional Police Commissioner (Crime and Operations) Mohammad Rashidul Islam Khan, Deputy Police Commissioner (South) Mohammad Tajul Islam, Navolok Director Fahmida Sultana, Abdullah Al Mamun, District Secondary Education Officer SM Sayedur Rahman as well as teachers and students of the school.
Religious education plays vital role in nation-building: KCC Administrator
Religious education plays vital role in nation-building: KCC Administrator
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Tamim hikes domestic cricketers' salary after taking charge of BCB
Tamim hikes domestic cricketers' salary after taking charge of BCB
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Indian video falsely shared as Narsingdi madrasah beating incident
Indian video falsely shared as Narsingdi madrasah beating incident
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Viral photo of person at petrol pump with mosquito net is AI-generated: Rumor Scanner
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FactWatch debunks claim of anti-discrimination student leader's arrest
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Indian hit movie 'Dhurandhar' breaks Bollywood records
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Now it's all come together: Forgotten Beatles photos released
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10 more people die of suspected measles, 1,248 infected
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Seeds, fertilizers distributed among 700 farmers in Sherpur
Seeds, fertilizers distributed among 700 farmers in Sherpur
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New roadmap unveiled to build climate resilience for coastal women
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