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(BSS)- Prime Minister and Awami League President Sheikh Hasina today said taking the responsibility of the president of Awami League in 1981 was a great challenge for her as the party and the whole nation as well was passing through a very difficult ...

The fourth death anniversary of M Wajed Mia, noted nuclear scientist and husband of the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, was observed Thursday in a befitting manner. On the occasion, a milad and a special prayer session were held at Sudha Sadan in ...

At 65 and survivor of 19 assassination attempts, Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is undoubtedly destined to pursue the fulfilment of her nation's long-awaited ambitions that were championed by her late father Sheikh Naguibur Rahman. Nor ...

(BSS)-A total of eight parliamentary standing committees were reconstituted in the Jatiya Sangsad today. The committees are- petition committee, privilege committee, committee on rules and procedure affairs, committee on women and children affairs ...

. UNB, Dhaka Home Minister Dr Muhiuddin Khan Alamgir told parliament on Sunday that he does not own any bank, not even the recently launched Farmers Bank Limited. "I'm not the owner of the bank, I'm one of the shareholders," he told the House ...

The opposition BNP said that they would not place any proposal on the caretaker government before the Parliament. Taking part in discussion on the proposed national budget for fiscal 2013-14 on Sunday, BNP joint secretary general Barrister Mahbub ...

Parliament on Sunday witnessed exchange of invective between the treasury and opposition benches on the first day of the discussion on the supplementary budget for the outgoing fiscal. Heated exchange took place after two women lawmakers of BNP ...

The parliament on Wednesday witnessed a heated debate and walkout by opposition members twice as the speaker switched off the microphone of BNP lawmaker Syeda Asifa Ashrafi Papiya when she wanted to speak on a point of order. The speaker, Shirin ...

Dhaka, May 31 (UNB) The workers unrest that was sprouting in the country's readymade garment (RMG) sector recently may take a serious turn if steps are not taken immediately to meet their demands, says an intelligence agency report. In a recent ...