Politics

February 24, 2025, 3:06 pm

News Headline :

Cox’s Bazar Air Force Base comes under attack: ISPR Govt withdraws BPM, PPM awards of 103 police officials Cabinet Division urges offices, homes to keep AC temp at 25 degrees Celsius ‘Dhaka Bank always stands by the farmers’ BNB getting stronger than earlier: Tuku Demo staged in Raiganj demanding removal of Upazila Engineer for graft allegation Kuet student delegation in Dhaka to meet CA New secretary for industries, 9 more secretaries shortly Court orders to freeze S Alam’s Tk 8,133cr bank deposits Not getting into political parties’ debate on holding national or local polls first: CEC

Politics

Writ hearing on banning Awami League Thursday

TDS Desk: The hearing of the writ petition filed in the High Court seeking the banning of Bangladesh Awami League and cancellation of the party’s registration for indiscriminate killing of

Extradite ousted PM Hasina to Bangladesh, let her face trial, Fakhrul to India

TDS Desk: BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday asked India to extradite ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Bangladesh and let her face trial here. “It is

Sylhet BNP demands tracing disappeared Ilias Ali

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)’s Sylhet district unit today formed a human-chain with a demand to trace BNP’s former organizing secretary M Ilias Ali, who along with his driver

Palak crying in drilling, ‘denies’ role in internet shutdown

TDS Desk: Former State Minister for Posts, Telecommunication, and Information Technology (ICT) Zunaid Ahmed Palak has been crying most of the time since his arrest. Even during the interrogation, he

Forming of political party was not mentioned, says coordinator Mahfuz

TDS Desk: There are rumors that student demonstrators, who ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, are forming a new party. News agency Reuters published news about this. But their statement given

Student protesters plan new party to cement their revolution

Reuters: Student demonstrators who ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have rejected calls from Bangladesh’s two main political parties for quick elections and are considering creating their own party to cement