82.5% of July Uprising injured suffering from depression
According to health experts, 82.5% of those injured in the July uprising are suffering from depression,...
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18 Aug 2025
Dhaka in the spotlight: Are diversions really easing traffic in the megacity?
Arefin Tanjib, Dhaka To ease traffic pressure in Dhaka, diversions have been introduced at several major...
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17 Aug 2025
One year of interim government: Law and order still fragile
It has been a full year since the interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, took office...
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09 Aug 2025
A mother’s tears that never cease as her son’s agony echoes
At least 48 burn victims, mostly students, have been admitted to the emergency department of the...
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21 Jul 2025
India visa woes: Cardiacs crowd local hospitals
In the narrow corridor of a private hospital in Dhaka, Rajon Biswas wipes sweat off his...
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18 Jul 2025
Rice spirals at millers’ mercy
Over the past two weeks, rice millers have raised retail and wholesale prices of all types...
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07 Jul 2025
Breath of death: toxic skies rob children of life
Dhaka, which ranks as the third most polluted city, and Bangladesh, the second most polluted country,...
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04 Jul 2025
Google Pay debuts in Bangladesh: Here’s how it works
Google Pay, the global digital wallet service by Google, has officially launched in Bangladesh, ushering in...
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24 Jun 2025
Nearly half of all pharmacies lack required authorisation: DGDA
The retail medicine trade in Bangladesh continues under a mix of legal and illegal operations. Despite...
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24 Jun 2025
July Museum: Where history will come alive
The transformation of the historic Gonobhaban into the “July People’s Uprising Memorial Museum” is in full...
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20 Jun 2025