Crime & Corruption

January 28, 2025, 1:43 am

News Headline :

44th BCS viva voce schedule for 900 candidates published Rizwana: China, India to be urged to consider Bangladesh’s interests during dam construction Only 1,400 policemen for 1,600 tourist spots in country: Tourist Police chief Nearly 8,000 Bangladeshi workers to go to Malaysia in first phase Bangladesh, ADB sign MoU to establish green digital data centre 2 teenagers killed in Natore road accident Cause of Arafat Rahman Koko’s death will be unearthed: Dr Zahid Railway staffs set to strike from midnight PSC’s recruitment process for 3,534 Junior Instructors suspended Home Adviser urges calm amid ongoing student unrest

Crime & Corruption

1.5 lakh X-ray films disappeared from 3 hospitals

Concerned contracting firms in collaboration with the hospitals’ authorities might have been misappropriated the money in the name of X-ray films purchasing and supplying. Special Correspondent: Allegation of disappearing around

8th Anniversary of Rana Plaza Tragedy: Justice still out of reach

FBD Desk: Eight years have elapsed since the Rana Plaza building collapse, but the trial of two cases—filed over Bangladesh’s deadliest industrial disaster—is yet to begin. More than 1,100 lives

Women getting engaged in crimes

Naked photos of victims are captured with women members after abduction for ransom STAFF CORRESPONDENT: Due to continuous economic downturn, poverty, separation with husband and many other social atrophies, women

Neuroscience Hospital Construction Project under PWD: GK Shamim’s firm grabs Tk 10 cr without work

Rehennuma Tarannum: The controversial firm of SM Golam Kibria alias GK Shamim, who was arrested on charge of controlling tenders and involving with Casino, was given an additional bill of

Faulty DNA reports lead confusion in Sirajganj

Sirajganj Correspondent: Faulty DNA reports produced by the CID’s forensic department on the basis of autopsy reports of 250-bed Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnessa Hospital’s authorities concerned in Sirajganj have created confusion

Anti-govt rumors thru’ fb goes on unabated

Law enforcers’ effort going in vain Special Correspondent: Despite all efforts of the law enforcers, the crimes through social media especially facebook are on the rise. Law enforcers cannot control