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Top Raozan criminal Jan-e-Alam, 9 aides killed in Rab raid
1,000 bullets traded in 6-hour shootout; huge arms including AK-56 rifle, ammunition seized
Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) in a pre-dawn raid on a hideout Thursday killed most wanted criminal Jan-e-Alam alias Jainnya, 35, and his nine aides in a six-hour shootout at remote Kalampati village of
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Kerry 'leads' in TV debate
Democratic challenger John Kerry won the first televised presidential debate against Republican President George W. Bush late Thursday, according to instant polls released after.
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Suicide bomber kills 30 in Pak mosque
A suicide bomber killed at least 25 people in a mosque packed with worshippers and wounded more than 50 during Friday prayers in the eastern Pakistani city of Sialkot, police said.
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Grand Rally Tomorrow
AL's last-ditch efforts for common programme
Amidst uncertainty over other opposition leaders' participation in Sunday's grand rally, Awami League is now putting in a last-ditch effort to bring them to a common anti-government programme, if noton
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Blanket Arrests
The poor feel the pinch most
At 60, Muktar Mian still gets bewildered like a child by the strange turns life takes sometimes.
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Judicial inquiry body submits report today
Identifies perpetrators of the August 21 grenade attacks
The one-man judicial inquiry commission headed by Justice Joynul Abedin submits its report today on the August 21 grenade attacks on an Awami League (AL) rally, where it has identified the perpetrators
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Criminal dies in 'crossfire' with elite forces
An Old Dhaka-based criminal died reportedly in crossfire when a shoot-out broke out between his accomplices and a joint team of anti-crime elite forces Cheetah and Cobra in Sutrapur early Thursday.
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Dhaka, Delhi both deny charges of insurgency camps
While remaining stuck to their sharply divergent stands on existence of Indian insurgent camps in Bangladesh, illegal migration into India and border fencing, Delhi and Dhaka yesterday decided to evolve
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From cowboy to criminal
Death of notorious criminal Jan-e-Alam alias Jainnya along with nine accomplices has apparently brought a sigh of relief to people of Kalampati of Dabua union as well as of the entire Raozan upazilaand
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Deaths in hands of law enforcers double
As many as 111 people were killed at the hands of law enforcers in the country in the first nine months of the year, while the number was only 56 in 2003, says a press release.
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Police-mob clash leaves 17 hurt in N'ganj
At least 17 people, including seven policemen, were injured in a clash following the killing of a van driver in a road accident at Langolbandh bus stand here on the night of holy Shab-e-Barat.
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Outlaws kill Gangni municipal chairman
Outlawed Purbo Banglar Communist Party's (PBCP) Janajuddha faction shot and bombed a municipal chairman and a rickshaw-puller carrying him to death in Meherpur Thursday night.
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Hasina returns home
Leader of the Opposition and Awami League (AL) President Sheikh Hasina returned home last night after a week-long treatment in Singapore.
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