A mild heatwave is continuing over 34 districts of the country and may persist, the Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) said in its latest 24-hour weather forecast issued from 9:00am on Monday. According to the forecast, there is no significant change expected in daytime and nighttime temperatures across the country. The BMD said a mild heatwave is currently sweeping over parts ...
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Offices, courts resume services, banking transactions from 10AM-3PM
After a week-long Eid-ul-Azha holiday, government and private offices, courts, banks, insurance companies and the capital market resumed operations across the country on Monday (June 1). The government had declared a seven-day holiday from May 25 to May 31 to mark the Eid-ul-Azha celebrations. With the extended break now over, millions of working people have returned to their work stations. ...
Read More »I raped, Dollar killed Ramisa: Sohel Rana
Prime accused Sohel Rana has claimed that he was not solely responsible for Ramisa’s rape and murder, alleging the involvement of a third person named ‘Dollar’. ”I raped Ramisa in exchange of Tk 2 lakh, but Dollar killed her,” Sohel told journalists after the hearing on the charge framing in the case on Monday.
Read More »Minister Dipen Dewan submits resignation citing health reasons
Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Affairs Minister Dipen Dewan has submitted his resignation letter to the Prime Minister, citing health complications as the reason for stepping down from office. Prime Minister’s Additional Press Secretary Atikur Rahman Ruman confirmed the information. In his resignation letter dated 1 June 2026, addressed to the Prime Minister of the Government of the People’s Republic of ...
Read More »Hajj death toll among Bangladeshis rises to 41
Two more Bangladeshi pilgrims have died while performing the holy Hajj in Saudi Arabia, bringing the total number of Bangladeshi deaths during this year’s pilgrimage to 41. According to the Hajj Management Portal of the Ministry of Religious Affairs, the two pilgrims died on Sunday (31 May). The deceased were identified as Md Abdul Majid and Md Shahjahan Ali. Abdul ...
Read More »Return rush to Dhaka gathers pace as Eid holidays end
The return rush to Dhaka has begun as the Eid holidays draw to a close and many offices prepare to resume full operations from tomorrow. Passenger-packed buses from various districts continued to arrive one after another, while many people were returning to the city by train. A moderate crowd of returnees was seen at major entry points to the capital, ...
Read More »Finland provides 2m Euro for Rohingyas
Finland contributed Euro 2 million to support Rohingyas in Bangladesh, helping sustain life-saving assistance and protection services amid growing humanitarian needs and funding challenges. The contribution, announced by United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), will help address critical funding gaps, including support for skills development and resilience-building programmes for Rohingyas, said a press release on Monday. Nearly a decade ...
Read More »PM joins discussion meeting Ziaur Rahman’s 45th death anniversary
Prime Minister and BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman attended a discussion meeting as the chief guest on Sunday to commemorate the 45th death anniversary of martyred President Ziaur Rahman, who was remembered as the proclaimer of the country’s independence, the introducer of multi-party democracy, and an architect of modern Bangladesh. The discussion was organised by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). The ...
Read More »Jungle Salimpur will no longer be a sanctuary for terrorists: Home minister
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has vowed to eliminate the presence of criminal and terrorist groups from Jungle Salimpur and surrounding hilly areas in Chattogram through coordinated security operations. Speaking to journalists after visiting Jungle Salimpur on Sunday (31 May), the minister said the area would no longer be allowed to serve as a sanctuary for isolated militant groups. He added ...
Read More »Over 5,000 Hajj pilgrims to return home today
Bangladeshi pilgrims have continued returning home from Saudi Arabia as repatriation flights entered their second day on Sunday. According to officials, more than 5,000 pilgrims are expected to arrive in the country on 14 flights throughout the day. Upon landing at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka, many pilgrims expressed satisfaction with this year’s Hajj management and overall arrangements. They ...
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