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Thursdayrsday , 8 Octoberober 2026
Headline: Research needed on Atap rice demand, consumption: Food Minister   |   Humaiun Kobir calls for dialogue, diplomacy to resolve water issues   |   Money laundering case filed against Kuki-Chin chief Nathan Bom, eight others   |   Political stability vital to save economy: Ex-AmCham president   |   Two garment workers killed in Ctg EPZ road accident   |   Rizvi calls for crackdown on mafia rule, extortion in transport sector   |   Bangladesh economy raises concerns among businesses, economists   |   El Nino will intensify, then peak in December: UN   |   Islam prohibits terrorism, extortion and all forms of oppression   |   2027 textbooks to get new content on Liberation War, July Uprising   |   Dhaka’s housing deficit rises by nearly 3 lakh units every year: Foyez Ullah   |   Master plan needed to ensure sustainable urbanization: Housing Minister   |   Abul Khair Group moves to revive closed jute mills, create 15,000 jobs   |   ‘We will do it’: Modi sets five goals for India after 25 years in power   |   Millat seeks early Airbus delivery amid Biman shortage   |   Veteran Bollywood actor Nana Patekar passes away   |   Three killed in Houthi attacks on two Saudi airports   |   British and Chinese firms propose $23m to reopen Beximco factory   |   Holy Quran provides comprehensive guidance on business and trade   |   Businesses seek faster disbursement of incentive loans   |   UNICEF and bKash sign deal to make donations easy for children in Bangladesh   |   Trump to give Musk top US science medal   |   Messi says already missing playing for Argentina   |   Climate policies, plans must translate into effective projects, financing, measurable results: Minister   |   Iran has ‘lost complete control’ of Hormuz Strait: Rubio   |   Ousted regime’s allies trying to put govt in trouble: Rizvi   |   469 university students nominated for PM Gold Medal   |   Bangladesh-led AI rights resolution adopted by UN council   |   How Cyber incident involving Russian vendor disrupts Bangladesh’s digital payment services   |   WHO chief urges transparency from Russia amid plague reports   |  
Thursdayrsday , 8 Octoberober 2026
JAMAAT
Opposition leader leaves Dhaka for Turkey conference
8-point demands may turn into one-point movement: Shafiqur
Parwar urges restraint ahead of Dhaka-Rangpur long march
A Long March of Contradictions
Jamaat leaders must lead in establishing justice: Porwar
Opposition leader leaves Dhaka for Turkey conference

Opposition Leader and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Dr Shafiqur Rahman left Dhaka for Turkey on Wednesday to attend an international conference. He departed Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport for Istanbul on Wednesday…
8-point demands may turn into one-point movement: Shafiqur

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Opposition Leader Dr Shafiqur Rahman has warned that the eight-point demands of the 11-party alliance could turn into a single-point movement if the government fails to…
Parwar urges restraint ahead of Dhaka-Rangpur long march

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Mia Golam Parwar has urged party activists to exercise utmost patience and restraint to ensure the success of the Dhaka-Rangpur long march scheduled for Saturday. “We…
A Long March of Contradictions

The Jamaat-e-Islami-led 11-party alliance has taken to the streets with a six-point programme that invokes some of the most pressing concerns of ordinary Bangladeshis: implementation of the referendum verdict, justice…
Jamaat leaders must lead in establishing justice: Porwar

Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General and former MP Mia Golam Porwar on Saturday said the party’s responsible leaders must play a “leading role” in establishing justice and fairness in the country. He…
Another uprising imminent, people should get ready to join: Jamaat Ameer

Jamaat Ameer and Opposition Leader Shafiqur Rahman on Wednesday urged the countrymen to take preparations for joining another uprising which he said is likely to take place “soon” – only…

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