The Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) has upgraded the maritime warning signal from No. 1 to No. 2 for the country's seaports as cyclonic storm Arnab intensifies over the Bay of Bengal.
The Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) has upgraded the maritime warning signal from No. 1 to No. 2 for the country's seaports as cyclonic storm Arnab intensifies over the Bay of Bengal.
For farmers on Gobardhan char along the Teesta River, water can make or break a harvest
Raju, the alleged lover of Cumilla schoolgirl Jannatul Tanjim, who was allegedly killed by an auto-rickshaw driver, has been arrested by Cox’s Bazar Sadar Model Police Station and handed over to Cumilla police.
The renowned Bangladeshi hospitality brand, Sayeman Hotel, has achieved a glorious milestone by winning three prestigious awards at the 10th edition of the South Asian Travel Awards (SATA) 2026.
Cox's Bazar sea beach is one of the country's most important tourist destinations. Every day, alongside domestic and foreign tourists, numerous small-scale traders work here to earn a living.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday assured support for a technology that could turn waste into fuel oil and help reduce Bangladesh’s dependence on imported energy.
Police have unraveled the mystery surrounding the murder of a 15-year-old seventh-grader in Cumilla, confirming that auto-rickshaw driver Sumon raped and subsequently strangled her to death.
On one side lies the azure expanse of the Bay of Bengal and on the other, a verdant stretch of hills. Crystal-clear streams cascade down hillsides, tranquil lakes nestle at the foot of mountains, and rhythmic waves wash over long stretches of sandy beaches.
5 Chinese and 1 Taiwanese nationalists were arrested over 2 thousand iPhone and 75 laptops fraud in Cox's Bazar
Training for law enforcement agencies on the upcoming local elections has begun in Cox’s Bazar.
The government is set to introduce dialysis services for kidney patients at all district and upazila levels across the country soon
Maulana Karim Ibn Mosabbir, a former central leader of Hefazat-e-Islam Bangladesh, has called on the two factions of Tabligh Jamaat to resolve their differences and reunite ahead of the upcoming Ijtema.
Unauthorised battery-charging businesses for auto-rickshaws are operating openly in busy areas of Dhaka, with operators allegedly taking direct connections from electricity mainlines to charge rows of vehicles in garages and on roadsides.
Bangladesh Battles Brick Kiln Pollution
Winter vegetables bring new hopes to northern farmers
