5:15 pm, Tuesday, 3 March 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Global Recognition for Client Protection: BRAC Microfinance Achieves ‘CPC Gold’
Pride of Bangladesh: BRAC Tops the World in Client Protection BRAC Microfinance has reached the pinnacle of international recognition for
A Global Call in the Test of Humanity
Deep Concern Over the Humanitarian Crisis His Eminence Cardinal Michael Felix Czerny SJ, head of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Promoting
Visit of Vatican Minister to Cox’s Bazar: A Message of Human Solidarity at Rohingya Camps
Cardinal Michael Felix Czerny Observes Humanitarian Efforts Cardinal Michael Felix Czerny, S.J., Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development of
Dengue crisis deepens: 5 dead, 1,147 hospitalised in 24hrs
The dengue crisis in Bangladesh continues to deteriorate as five more patients died and 1,147 were admitted to hospitals across
“Bangladesh Telecom Regulator to Lock All SIM Slots on Instalment Smartphones from Jan 2026”
Bangladesh telecom regulator mandates full SIM-slot lock for instalment phones The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has approved a policy
184,000 Cancer Patients Diagnosed Annually in Bangladesh — Timely Tests and Awareness Can Save Thousands of Lives
Every year, nearly 200,000 people in Bangladesh are newly diagnosed with cancer. Experts say tackling this alarming situation requires timely
International concern over the restoration of democracy in Bangladesh after the July–August uprising
Following the mass uprising of July–August 2024, international concern has been mounting over Bangladesh’s political changes and human rights situation.
Sirajganj beggar ‘Saleha Pagli’ dies, leaving behind three sacks of money
Saleha Begum, popularly known as “Saleha Pagli,” a beggar from Sirajganj, passed away on Friday night while undergoing treatment at
Gallows Awarded to Jamaat Leader Is a National Disgrace — Fakhrul Calls on All Parties to Forget Divisions and Join the Election
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said, “The execution of Jamaat leaders marks a disgraceful chapter in the nation’s
Cox’s Bazar: High on Tourists and High on Never-Ending Lifelines
Eight years on from 2017, Cox’s Bazar runs on routine, not alarms. What began as emergency tents now resembles a
