The West Indies, after setting the target, were themselves bowled out for just 152 in their second innings. Taskin Ahmed claimed his maiden five-wicket haul in Tests, finishing with 6 for 64. This ...

Atlas Bangladesh, a state-owned engineering company, is set to venture into motorcycle helmet manufacturing in collaboration with Runner Trade Park, a concern of the Runner Group, with an initial ...

The benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) edged lower for the third consecutive day, weighed down by subdued investor participation amid escalating political tensions. The DSEX shed 10 ...

South Korea is hosting the fifth and ostensibly final UN Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5) meeting this week, ...

Beximco came under hot water after its vice chairman, Salman F Rahman, was arrested following Sheikh Hasina’s ouster ...

Taskin’s career-best bowling figures brought an end to West Indies' second innings. Bangladesh now face a target of 334 runs.

Student organisations will jointly observe "National Unity Week" in educational institutions starting today in order to foster unity and harmony among students.  Hasnat Abdullah, a key coordinator of ...

The interim government plans to ramp up development budget spending and initiate new projects to accelerate public investment, with the goal of reducing the risk of an economic slowdown. "Private ...

A year that started with a Ranji Trophy debut at 12 and was followed by a ton-up under-19 debut in September couldn’t have had a sweeter ending for the youngster from Samastipur, Bihar.

Ships carrying tourists to Saint Martin's Island are going to resume operations from 28 November. However, as per the ministry's decision, the ban on travel and overnight stays for more than 2,000 ...

Taskin dismissed opener Mikyle Louis (8) and top-order batter Keacy Carty (3), while Shoriful accounted for Windies skipper Kraigg Brathwaite (23).

The United States has called for the implementation of an 11-point action plan aimed at improving labour rights in Bangladesh by March 2025.