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Bangladesh Environment Movement formed a human chain at Town Hall of the city’s Mohammadpur on Friday demanding implementation of Polythene Prohibition Law.

6 Sep 2014, 12:00 am0

Bangladesh Environment Movement formed a human chain at Town Hall of the city's Mohammadpur on Friday demanding implementation of Polythene Prohibition Law.

Talks, polls remarks: BNP hits back at AL leaders

UNB, Dhaka :BNP on Thursday lashed out at ruling party leaders for their remarks that neither dialogue nor election is possible before five years, saying it is nothing but their pointless harping.“From the government’s top level to some ministers are saying that both election and dialogue are not possible before five years. It’s nothing but their harping,” said BNP leader Asaduzzaman Ripon.Addressing a press briefing at the Party’s Nayapaltan central office, he also said the harping of the ruling party...

24 Jan 2014, 12:00 am

KISHOREGANJ: Bangladesh Imam Ulemaa Parishad, Kishoreganj District Unit brought out a procession on Tuesday protesting genocide in Myanmar.

District watch in pictures: KISHOREGANJ: Bangladesh Imam Ulemaa Parishad, Kishoreganj District Unit brought out a procession on Tuesday protesting genocide in Myanmar.

14 Sep 2017, 12:00 am

New bridge at Kalurghat reiterated

1 Jan 2020, 12:00 am

Firefighters at a bushfires in Bilpin, New South Wales, Australia

Residents, vacationers urged to leave Australian region as fire conditions worsen

31 Dec 2019, 12:00 am

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Bangladesh Environment Movement formed a human chain at Town Hall of the city’s Mohammadpur on Friday demanding implementation of Polythene Prohibition Law.

Talks, polls remarks: BNP hits back at AL leaders

District watch in pictures: KISHOREGANJ: Bangladesh Imam Ulemaa Parishad, Kishoreganj District Unit brought out a procession on Tuesday protesting genocide in Myanmar.

New bridge at Kalurghat reiterated

Residents, vacationers urged to leave Australian region as fire conditions worsen

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