—Kaniz Kakon— Uprising make noise. Bureaucracies make decisions. Bangladesh has recently experienced both, and it is the second that now deserves attention. The upheaval of 2024 was loud, moral and
TDS Desk: Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will visit Bogura on 10 March to inaugurate the “Family Card” programme, State Minister Mir Shahe Alam announced today (27 February). Speaking to reporters
TDS Desk: Information Minister Zahir Uddin Swapan has expressed his aim to bring the country’s media sector under a modern management framework. He made the remarks while responding to journalists
TDS Desk: Police arrested eight individuals, including seven female leaders of the Awami League, during a flash procession in Dhanmondi early Friday morning. The driver of a microbus transporting the
TDS Desk: Bangladesh has strongly denounced Israel’s recent legislation facilitating land purchases in the occupied Palestinian territories, describing the move as an unlawful attempt to annex Palestinian land. Addressing the
TDS Desk: The Election Commission (EC) has significantly revised the results of the February 12 referendum on the post-2024 student uprising constitutional reform, known as the “July National Charter,” reducing