CA visits July Uprising Memorial Museum
CA visits July Uprising Memorial Museum
Looted weapons must be recovered before election: CA
Looted weapons must be recovered before election: CA
BNP to dig 20,000 km of canals if elected through people's vote: Tarique Rahman
BNP to dig 20,000 km of canals if elected through people's vote: Tarique Rahman
‘I’m your son; want to work staying by your side’: Tarique Rahman
‘I’m your son; want to work staying by your side’: Tarique Rahman
BNP gears up for mammoth crowd at Tarique Rahman’s Sylhet visit Thursday
BNP gears up for mammoth crowd at Tarique Rahman’s Sylhet visit Thursday
'Yes' vote crucial for change in Bangladesh: Sakhawat
'Yes' vote crucial for change in Bangladesh: Sakhawat
Biman’s Boeing procurement decision based on operational, commercial grounds: CEO 
Islami Andolan to contest 259 seats
Islami Andolan to contest 259 seats
DHAKA, Jan 20, 2026 (BSS) - Islami Andolan Bangladesh will contest 259 seats in the upcoming elections with its electoral symbol "Hat Pakha". Maulana Lokman Hossain Jafri, member secretary of the party's central election management committee, came up with the development in a press release today. He said some candidates were withdrawn from a few constituencies after the Election Commission's scrutiny and in the spirit of political goodwill. Maulana Jafri urged all party leaders and workers to conduct election activities peacefully and ensure protecting voters' rights and property.
Jungle Salimpur becomes a criminal’s den; turns into a spot of rampant killing, illicit trade 
Jungle Salimpur becomes a criminal’s den; turns into a spot of rampant killing, illicit trade 
Govt to provide admission assistance to 17,500 insolvent students annually
Govt to provide admission assistance to 17,500 insolvent students annually
July Uprising Memorial Museum will show path to nation: CA
July Uprising Memorial Museum will show path to nation: CA
Majority of incidents involving minority communities in 2025 found non-communal: police report
Majority of incidents involving minority communities in 2025 found non-communal: police report
Govt clarifies CA’s support for ‘Yes’ vote in referendum 
Govt clarifies CA’s support for ‘Yes’ vote in referendum 
Govt. has every right to campaign for “yes” vote in referendum: Riaz
Govt. has every right to campaign for “yes” vote in referendum: Riaz
DSE Brokers Association meets Tarique Rahman
DSE Brokers Association meets Tarique Rahman
DHAKA, Jan 20, 2026 (BSS) - Representatives of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) Brokers Association of Bangladesh paid a courtesy call on BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman this evening. The 14-member delegation, led by Association President Saiful Islam, visited the BNP Chairman's political office in Gulshan at around 7:30 pm, BNP Media Cell member Shahrul Kabir Khan confirmed. BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and party Standing Committee member Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury were also present at the meeting.
BB wins ISAR honours-2025 in national category
BB wins ISAR honours-2025 in national category
CPA launches new automated system to accelerate export-import trade
CPA launches new automated system to accelerate export-import trade
3 martyr families in Sunamganj satisfied with Sheikh Hasina's verdict
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Six candidates withdraw nomination papers in Bagerhat
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'Yes' vote crucial for change in Bangladesh: Sakhawat
54th Winter Sports Competition concluded in Khulna
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CU launches ‘CUCSU Free Legal Aid Cell’ for students
CU launches ‘CUCSU Free Legal Aid Cell’ for students
Govt to provide admission assistance to 17,500 insolvent students annually
Govt to provide admission assistance to 17,500 insolvent students annually
UGC signs Tk 38 cr research deals with 12 universities
UGC signs Tk 38 cr research deals with 12 universities
DU's admission test results of arts, law and social science units published
DU's admission test results of arts, law and social science units published
2,000 blankets distributed among cold-stricken people in Bagerhat
2,000 blankets distributed among cold-stricken people in Bagerhat
BAGERHAT, Jan 20, 2026 (BSS) - A total of 2,000 blankets were distributed among cold-stricken, helpless and distressed people in Rampal upazila of Bagerhat district today to alleviate their sufferings amid the prevailing cold wave. The blanket distribution programme was organised by the Rampal Coal-Based Thermal Power Plant at the Rajnagar Union Parishad premises in Rampal upazila. Bagerhat Deputy Commissioner Golam Md Baten attended the programme as the chief guest. Addressing the gathering, he urged voters to participate in both the upcoming February 12 referendum and the national elections by casting votes in the 'pink' and 'white' ballots respectively.  He said voters should exercise their voting rights according to their own judgment, based on their preferred candidates and opinions. The deputy commissioner also said that the assistance provided by the Rampal Coal-Based Thermal Power Plant authorities should not be considered as charity, but as part of their social and environmental responsibility.  He added that the power plant has been carrying out various welfare activities for the benefit of the local community, which people should accept positively. Local officials, representatives of the power plant, and residents of the area were present at the programme.
Humane development key to sustainable progress: Helal
Humane development key to sustainable progress: Helal
Six candidates withdraw nomination papers in Bagerhat
Six candidates withdraw nomination papers in Bagerhat
Chattogram beat Rajshahi to seal BPL final
Chattogram beat Rajshahi to seal BPL final
Bangladesh earn emphatic win over Sri Lanka
Bangladesh earn emphatic win over Sri Lanka
Bangladesh can’t be forced to play in India through irrational pressure: Asif Nazrul
Bangladesh can’t be forced to play in India through irrational pressure: Asif Nazrul
54th Winter Sports Competition concluded in Khulna
54th Winter Sports Competition concluded in Khulna
Evaly MD Rassel, Chairman Nasrin sent to jail again
Evaly MD Rassel, Chairman Nasrin sent to jail again
DHAKA, Jan 20, 2026 (BSS) – A court here today sent Mohammad Rassel, managing director (MD) of notorious e-commerce platform Evaly, and his wife and company chairman Shamima Nasrin to jail. Judge Nizam Uddin of the Dhaka 7th Joint Metropolitan Sessions Judge’s Court passed the order after police produced Rassel, showing him arrested under conviction warrants in 10 cases, and Nasrin under two cases involving embezzlement and forgery. The court subsequently sent the couple to jail in connection with the conviction warrants. Earlier in the day, a team of the Detective Branch (DB) of Wari Division arrested Rassel and Nasrin from the capital’s Dhanmondi area. They had been absconding for a long time despite having multiple court warrants and cases pending against them. DB Wari Division sources said a total of 391 warrants have been issued against Mohammad Rassel and Shamima Nasrin across various police stations in Dhaka. Of them, Mohammad Rassel alone faces 263 warrants in Dhanmondi, Kafrul and Savar Model police stations, including 83 conviction warrants and 180 arrest warrants. Chairman Shamima Nasrin has 128 warrants in three police stations, comprising 30 conviction warrants and 98 arrest warrants.  
Social media sites block 4.7 million underage accounts in Australia
Social media sites block 4.7 million underage accounts in Australia
Seven-day BRRI research review workshop begins in Gazipur
Seven-day BRRI research review workshop begins in Gazipur
GPU Cloud, PaaS launched to strengthen Digital Public Infrastructure
GPU Cloud, PaaS launched to strengthen Digital Public Infrastructure
Venezuelans regain access to social network X after yearlong block
Venezuelans regain access to social network X after yearlong block
US allows Nvidia to send advanced AI chips to China with restrictions
US allows Nvidia to send advanced AI chips to China with restrictions
AI helps fuel new era of medical self-testing
AI helps fuel new era of medical self-testing
Meta urges Australia to change teen social media ban
Meta urges Australia to change teen social media ban

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Rumor Scanner identifies viral fake photocard targeting political sentiment
Rumor Scanner identifies viral fake photocard targeting political sentiment
BanglaFact rejects communal linkage over grocer Sarat murder
BanglaFact rejects communal linkage over grocer Sarat murder
BanglaFact identifies Indian media's disinformation over Tarique Rahman's  speech
BanglaFact identifies Indian media's disinformation over Tarique Rahman's speech
FactWatch identifies video falsely attributed to Khaleda Zia
FactWatch identifies video falsely attributed to Khaleda Zia
Warner hits 'Sinners' and 'One Battle' tipped for Oscar nominations
Warner hits 'Sinners' and 'One Battle' tipped for Oscar nominations
Farewells, fresh faces at Men's Fashion Week in Paris
Farewells, fresh faces at Men's Fashion Week in Paris
'Kuashar Gaan' concert at DU on Jan 17 to support cold-affected people
'Kuashar Gaan' concert at DU on Jan 17 to support cold-affected people
Govt introduces E-ticketing at Shat Gambuj Mosque and Bagerhat Museum
Govt introduces E-ticketing at Shat Gambuj Mosque and Bagerhat Museum
Dengue claims one more life
Dengue claims one more life
Thyroid cancer can be completely cured through treatment: experts 
35 more dengue patients hospitalized  
Fields agloom with mustard flowers in Rajshahi, farmers smile
Fields agloom with mustard flowers in Rajshahi, farmers smile
Farmers show interest in groundnut cultivation in Sherpur char 
Slum dwellers grow vegetables to boost income in Rajshahi
2025 was third hottest year on record: EU, US experts
2025 was third hottest year on record: EU, US experts
Australia declares state of disaster as bushfires rage
Cold winter and AI boom pushed US emissions increase in 2025