Thousands of Islamist protesters in Bangladesh, backed by radical groups such as Hefazat‑e‑Islam Bangladesh and Intifada Bangladesh, demanded an immediate ban on ISKCON, labelling it an 'extremist ...

What began as a vision to modernize agricultural infrastructure in Bangladesh has today grown into one of South Asia's most ...

Bangladesh’s drift toward China isn’t inevitable. Strategic steadiness, not coercion, is the best way to keep Washington in ...

They demanded nirapod shorok — safe roads. And in doing so, they revealed something deeper: the complete absence of a ...

The 54th Session of the Governing Board of the Islamic University of Technology (IUT) was convened on 25 October 2025 in ...

A high-level U.S. delegation met Sunday with the head of Bangladesh's interim government, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, to affirm ''dedication to fostering inclusive economic growth," according to ...

Japanese entrepreneur and politician Miki Watanabe has announced plans to establish a modern driving school, aiming to ...

We are now looking for a 12,000-square-metre area to set up a driving school,” Watanabe told the Chief Adviser ...

Japanese entrepreneur and politician Miki Watanabe plans to launch a driving school in Bangladesh to train and recruit thousands of skilled drivers for Japan.

Prominent Japanese entrepreneur and politician Miki Watanabe has announced plans to establish a driving school in Bangladesh to help recruit thousands of skilled drivers for employment in Japan.

A recent analysis of the Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited (DMTCL) finds metrorail projects in Bangladesh are among the highest in Asia.

Dhaka’s per capita income has surged to $5,163, almost double the national average of $2,820, underscoring the capital’s ...