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“Every family has sheltered at least 10 new Rohingya,” a Leda camp resident says.

Bangladesh has lost its identity as a secular country, says Mahbub Leelen.

Police expect to arrest three more people, including the module’s suspected kingpin.

Members of a congressional committee said they were dismayed by campaign marred by violence.

Officers claim group did not have proper permit to join festivities.

“We have sacrificed everything for the job,” senior sewing operator Shipa Akhter says.

Washington-based company sent statement to media ahead of verdict in orphanage graft case.

Militants are reasserting their presence through smaller-scale attacks.

Opposition leader’s prison sentences may keep her out of the polls, official says.

Police arrest 1,000 suspected militants in first day of seven-day operation, according to local media.

Rashidun Nabi was one of five men who killed Nazimuddin Samad, police say.

So far this year, 44 women and girls have died after being raped, an NGO says.

Muslim group threatens to launch a statewide protest against the move.

Swiss food giant and beverage giant Nestlé is a battling an Indian government recall on its money-making two-minute noodle line.

Anti-crime chief announce arrests of four alleged members of Ansar al-Islam militant group.

Officials from both countries sign three-year memorandum of understanding in Dhaka.

Tycoon Vijay Mallya may have fled India to avoid having to repay a billion-dollar loan.

The framing of charges against the family of Mohammad Akhlaq is a ploy to shift the focus away from his killing, his son says.

Maroof Zaman appeared outside his house in a confused state in the middle of the night.

The attack was the result of poor intelligence and a lack of coordination among security agencies, one observer says.

Armed separatist outfit suspected to be behind both assaults, officials claim.

The 139-day deadlock resulted in a loss of about 1 billion rupees, tax department says.

A severely disabled university professor is among six convicted over links with Maoist rebels.

Earlier this year, Maoist insurgents killed 19 policemen in two attacks in neighboring Chhattisgarh.

After the shootout, Indian security personnel were combing the area for more guerrillas.

Nurul Islam Marzan, a high-ranking Neo-JMB member, was shot dead alongside another suspected militant.

Selim took part in plotting seven killings dating to early 2015, police say.

Police are looking for Tamim Chowdhury and Syed Mohammad Ziaul Haq.

Reporters Without Borders labels the country a dangerous place for journalists.

Hundreds of tons of biomedical waste are produced daily in Dhaka, according to a report in The Lancet journal.