Bangladesh Army rejects India Today’s report on ‘possibility of coup’

March 25, 2025

NEWS DESK Bangladesh Army has strongly refuted a report published by India Today over an “emergency meeting” of army over a possible coup against Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus calling it “false and fabricated.” It has come to the attention of the Bangladesh Army that India Today has once again published a report based on false […]Continue Reading

Rohingya in Bangladesh face dire consequences if aid money drops, say UN agencies

March 24, 2025

Two United Nations agencies said on Monday that any shortfalls in funding from global donors could have dire consequences for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, Reuters reports. Refugee agency UNHCR and the International Organization for Migration issued the warning at the launch of their first joint multi-year funding appeal for food and educational help to Rohingya […]Continue Reading

Dhaka for innovative solution to Rohingya crisis

March 23, 2025

NEWS DESK Foreign Secretary Md Jashim Uddin on Sunday expressed hope that the upcoming High-Level Conference under the aegis of the UN, to be held in New York, would offer innovative solutions to the Rohingya crisis. He made the remarks as UNHCR Executive Committee Chair Ambassador Marcelo Vazquez-Bermudez met him at the foreign ministry in […]Continue Reading

Army dismisses Hasnat’s Facebook post as ‘hilarious and immature stories’: Netra News

March 23, 2025

NEWS DESK The Bangladesh Army has denied allegations made by Hasnat Abdullah, chief organiser (south) of the National Citizen Party (NCP), where he claimed senior military officials pressured him and two others to accept a so-called “refined” faction of the Awami League (AL), reports Netra News. In a statement shared with Netra News, the Army […]Continue Reading

Media Reform Commission uses ‘Adivasi’ term despite govt ban

March 23, 2025

STAFF REPORTER The Media Reform Commission, formed under the current government, has used the term Adivasi in its report submitted to Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus, despite longstanding government directives against such usage. Since 2005, successive administrations have issued multiple circulars instructing state agencies and the media not to refer to the country’s Continue Reading

Four bodies found after Rohingya trawler sinks in Naf River; BGB member among missing

March 23, 2025

At least four bodies were found floating in the Naf River after a trawler carrying Rohingyas capsized while attempting to enter Bangladesh illegally from Myanmar through Teknaf in Cox’s Bazar, officials have said.  The bodies — those of three women and a child — were spotted by locals in the estuary near Shah Porir Dwip […]Continue Reading

US welcomes Bangladesh government`s move

March 20, 2025

NEWS DESK The US has welcomed measures taken by Bangladesh’s interim government to ensure safety and security for all people in Bangladesh. US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce made the remarks in response to a question from a questioner at a regular press conference on Wednesday (March 19) local time in the United States. The […]Continue Reading

KNF claims four JLA members killed in Rangamati gunfight 

March 20, 2025

SOCIAL MEDIA DESK The Kuki-Chin National Front (KNF) claimed Wednesday that four members of the Jumma National Army (JLA) were killed in a gunfight between the two groups in Rangamati’s Meetingachhari. In a Facebook post, KNF said the clash took place at 5 am and was confirmed by its intelligence unit, IIB. According to the […]Continue Reading

ARSA chief Ataullah, 9 operatives arrested

March 18, 2025

NEWS DESK Rapid Action Battalion-11 arrested 10 Rohingya people, including Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army’s top leader Abu Ammar Jununi alias Ataullah, from Narayanganj and Mymensingh districts in two separate drives on Monday and Tuesday. RAB-11 arrested six, including ARSA chief Ataullah, from Siddirganj upazila in Narayanganj on Tuesday and four other ARSA members from Continue Reading

‘Indigenous demand’ part of anti-Bangladesh plot: PCCP

March 18, 2025

STAFF CORRESPONDENT, RANGAMATI That ethnic minorities demand they be recognised as ‘indigenous’ is part of a conspiracy against Bangladesh, the Rangamati unit of the Parbatya Chattogram Chhatra Parishad (PCCP) alleged on Tuesday. In a memorandum submitted to the Chief Adviser through the deputy commissioner, the PCCP called for those using the term Continue Reading