Bangladesh designates February 25 as national military martyrdom day, commemorating the 2009 Pilkhana killings amid ongoing investigations.

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The Bangladeshi government has declared 25 February as National Martyred Army Day to commemorate the 2009 Pilkhana incident. The decision comes as Bangladesh marks 16th anniversary of the incident.

A Bangladesh national was killed in firing by the Indian Border Security Force at a location in Indian territory, adjacent to the Bhitargarh border under Sadar upazila in Panchagrah early Saturday.

Sixteen years after one of the deadliest military mutinies in Bangladesh’s history, the victims of the 2009 Pilkhana massacre are being remembered on the newly proclaimed "National Martyred Army Day".

A 38-member contingent of the Bangladesh national football team left for Saudi Arabia this afternoon for an intensive ...

BNP Vice Chairman Barkat Ullah Bulu has questioned the financial activities of the National Citizen Party, or NCP, which ...

The recent attacks on women are completely contrary to the vision of the new Bangladesh, said Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus today (8 March). "We are committed to establishing equal rights for all ...

Biman Bangladesh Airlines is marking International Women`s Day by an all-women flight from Dhaka to Bangkok. The national ...

The International Women's Day is being observed across the country today as elsewhere in the world with the theme 'Rights, Equality, Empowerment/Development of Women and Girls.