43pc posts lie vacant; colleges built during AL rule worse off
The metro rail authority is considering several measures to improve services and simplify the ticketing system as passenger numbers rise rapidly.
Bangladesh and India began a two-day meeting to review Indian-funded projects, which have been running behind schedule.
The government is set to relaunch Dhaka Nagar Paribahan today on a single route
Police will file cases matching the number plates of the vehicles with BRTA database
Bangladesh’s media industry has seen some major shake-ups, with more than two dozen outlets shuffling leadership positions following the July mass uprising last year.
As much as $670 million (around Tk 8,200 crore) from slow-moving World Bank-funded projects will be repurposed, with most of the funds going towards budget support as the government looks to navigate the narrow fiscal space amid a slowing economy.
At least 5,480 people died in 5,856 road crashes in 2024, according to the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority.
The metro rail authority is considering several measures to improve services and simplify the ticketing system as passenger numbers rise rapidly.
43pc posts lie vacant; colleges built during AL rule worse off
Bangladesh and India began a two-day meeting to review Indian-funded projects, which have been running behind schedule.
The government is set to relaunch Dhaka Nagar Paribahan today on a single route
Police will file cases matching the number plates of the vehicles with BRTA database
Bangladesh’s media industry has seen some major shake-ups, with more than two dozen outlets shuffling leadership positions following the July mass uprising last year.
As much as $670 million (around Tk 8,200 crore) from slow-moving World Bank-funded projects will be repurposed, with most of the funds going towards budget support as the government looks to navigate the narrow fiscal space amid a slowing economy.
At least 5,480 people died in 5,856 road crashes in 2024, according to the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority.
Five years have passed since the country’s first underground metro rail project was approved, but construction of the key structure has not yet begun.
The issuance of new vehicle registrations in Bangladesh declined for the second straight year in 2024, dropping by 15 percent compared to 2023.
