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South Africa could not shake off their 'chokers' tag this time either. The Proteas crashed out of the T20 World Cup, suffering a defeat against New Zealand in the semi-final, laden with disappointment. Powered by opener Finn Allen's record-breaking century, New Zealand marched into the T20 World Cup final with a massive nine-wicket victory, chasing down the target with 43 balls to spare.
The Election Commission has allowed candidates to appeal against decisions made by returning officers during the scrutiny of nomination papers for the upcoming by-elections in Sherpur-3 and Bogura-6 constituencies. Aggrieved candidates can submit their appeal applications to the Election Commission between March 6 and March 10.
Jamaat candidates from Narayanganj-2, 3 and Lalmonirhat-1, 2 constituencies, along with a BNP candidate from Mymensingh-1, have filed cases alleging vote rigging in the 13th national parliamentary election.
The prosperous Indus civilization was founded around the Sindhu River. Larkana in Pakistan is one of the cities that have developed on the banks of this river that stretches across India and Pakistan. It is one of the most prosperous and important cities in the country's Sindh province. This important chapter of the independence movement of the Bengali nation is associated with this city, thousands of miles away. Because it was in this city that the blueprint for the Bengali genocide was finalized instead of handing over power to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The day was February 22, 1971. On the day that President Yahya Khan and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and top Pakistani army officers finalized the plan to teach the Bengali nation a bloody lesson with heavy feasts, colorful drinks and intoxication with power.
A 15-year-old girl from Narsingdi displayed remarkable bravery by pursuing justice for her rape. Tragically, her life was abruptly ended while she sought that justice. Allegations state that she was abducted in public while attempting to reach safety with her father, and her lifeless body was discovered the following day. This incident transcends mere murder; it highlights a profound crisis within our law enforcement, human rights safeguards, and social justice systems. When an individual striving for justice loses their life, it raises a critical question – does the legal framework of the state truly provide a secure environment for its citizens?
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South Africa could not shake off their 'chokers' tag this time either. The Proteas crashed out of the T20 World Cup, suffering a defeat against New Zealand in the semi-final, laden with disappointment. Powered by opener Finn Allen's record-breaking century, New Zealand marched into the T20 World Cup final with a massive nine-wicket victory, chasing down the target with 43 balls to spare.
Just three months before the World Cup is set to begin, a major blow has hit the Brazil camp. Real Madrid's Brazilian star Rodrygo's World Cup dream has ended due to a knee injury. The talented forward will not be able to play in the World Cup and has also been ruled out for the remainder of the current season after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and lateral meniscus in his right knee.
The electric Eden Gardens roars as South Africa and New Zealand collide in the first semi‑final of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 tonight (7 PM IST).
More than 6,000 spectators filled the stands of the 20,000-capacity Commonwealth Bank Stadium in Sydney to witness a historic evening. Among them were several thousand expatriate Bangladeshis, eager to watch their country step onto the Asian stage for the very first time in the Women’s Asian Cup.
The footballers of red and green have already made history by qualifying for the Women's Asian Cup. Today, Tuesday, March 3, marks the beginning of a new chapter in that historic journey.
Cricketer Mushfiqur Rahim was stranded at Jeddah airport in Saudi Arabia due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Ending all uncertainties, he landed at Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on Monday morning, March 2.
Traffic of oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased by nearly 90 per cent since the start of US and Israeli strikes. This has raised concerns of a major supply crisis in the global energy market.
Hezbollah says it launched a wave of drone strikes against the headquarters of Israel Aerospace Industries in central Israel.
The EU has hit back at Donald Trump’s threats to halt all trade with Spain over its decision not to allow the US use its military bases for Iran bombing missions.
Two leaders of the Dhaka University unit of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal have been temporarily relieved from their positions over allegations of violating organisational discipline. They are Sheikh Tanvir Bari Hamim, convener of Kabi Jasim Uddin Hall Chhatra Dal, and Md Mahdijjaman Jyoti, member secretary of Sir A F Rahman Hall Chhatra Dal.
Leader of the Opposition in Parliament and Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr Shafiqur Rahman has expressed grief over the death of Iran's supreme religious leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. He conveyed his condolences in a post on his verified Facebook page around 11:30 am on Sunday, March 1.
Leaders and activists of Swechasebak Dal burned a banner hung in front of the vandalised office of Rajshahi Metropolitan Awami League.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will attend an iftar party hosted by Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami today (February 28).
Every year on February 27th, World NGO Day is commemorated in various countries across the globe. This day has a brief yet significant history. World NGO Day serves as a global event for non-governmental development organizations that tirelessly strive for social advancement worldwide. It acknowledges the importance of NGOs and their collaborative role as social institutions in development. Presently, this occasion is celebrated with great enthusiasm in over 89 countries. However, it is regrettable that despite Bangladesh being a hub for NGOs, the day is not observed with the respect it deserves.
Hopes surrounding the election have turned into disappointment and fear for many women in Bangladesh, including those who were at the forefront of the July mass uprising, according to a report by the British national daily The Guardian.
Bangladesh’s ready-made garment industry has long been a key driving force of the country’s economy. Duty-free access to the European Union market has particularly helped the sector build a strong position in the global market. However, the recently announced free trade agreement between the EU and India has created major concerns for Bangladesh. Analysts and industry insiders believe that once the deal comes into effect, Bangladesh’s competitive position in the European market may face serious challenges.
Iranian Ambassador to Dhaka, Jalil Rahimi Jahanabadi, said that the United States and Israel launched attacks in the middle of ongoing negotiations, violating international law.
Dhaka has formally conveyed to the United States the negative economic impact the ongoing war in the Middle East is having on countries like Bangladesh. Washington has been urged to play an effective role in resolving the crisis through dialogue at the earliest possible time.
Popular Indian actress Rajshri Deshpande, who won hearts with powerful performances in web series like 'Sacred Games' and 'Black Warrant', has been diagnosed with breast cancer. The actress recently shared news of her illness. It is reported that her surgery has been successfully completed.
"If deep tube wells run, we get rice," said Md Ataul Islam, a resident of Deopara union in Godagari upazila.
The government has decided to keep fuel oil prices unchanged for March. The information was announced in a notification from the Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources on Sunday, March 1.
