New Delhi: Sushma looks as if she's in her late forties but she's not sure about her real age. Her name isn't real either, just the one she goes by in New

Dhaka: Bangladesh is set to launch the physical works to build the maiden nuclear power plant in next few months as Dhaka signed the landmark deal with Russia to become a new

Islamabad: Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the arrest of the prime minister in connection with a corruption case linked to power projects, television channels reported on

On November 24, 2012, a fire at a garment factory that killed at least 111 people in Dhaka, Bangladesh, sparked global outrage and calls for higher international labor

Washington: With Lisa Jackson, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, stepping down, President Barack Obama is losing one of the few people left in Washington who was

Dhaka: The last-gasp deal in Washington, which kept the US economy away from the edge of the fiscal cliff, aired strong hope for financial prospect across the globe, including

A lot has been written about how we should reach the "last mile" – ensuring supplies and personnel reach the people who need them. This is particularly true in

Pristine sandy beaches, coconut palms, sunshine and tropical weather - Cox's Bazar in the south-eastern corner of Bangladesh has everything to make it an ideal holiday

It would be difficult for an outsider today to imagine that underneath the surface, Bangladesh is dynamic and on the move forward. All that most of us are exposed to in the

The gruesome fire that killed 112 garment workers in Bangladesh last month underscored a stubborn problem that has dogged retailers for years. Bangladesh's garment

Narendra Modi’s resounding election victory in the western Indian state of Gujarat has made Indian businessmen optimistic. Many see his win, the third in a row, as a sign

Bangladesh's government is facing mounting pressure from opposition parties and human-rights groups over alleged political interference at a war crimes tribunal intended to

Islamabad: Pakistan is at present in a worse situation than it was in 1971, said disgraced nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan, warning that "the day will not be far off

Dhaka: Pakistani troops' commander Lieutenant General Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi appeared frightened and very depressed as the process for staging the surrendering ceremony

Dhaka: The dust settles, the delegates have recovered from their marathon talks and the full significance of the Doha climate round can be assessed. Clearly, it was an

Dhaka: Pakistani troops conceded their defeat on December 16, 1971 but the last Pakistani administration dissolved in a visibly funny manner with air raids on the Governor

Berkeley: The fire that killed 112 workers at a garment factory in the suburbs of Bangladesh’s capital last month was a stark reminder of the human costs of producing and

Dhaka: It took Bangladesh nine months to witness Pakistani troops conceding defeat on December 16, 1971 but the leading world media saw the burial of what it was united

Dhaka: Bangladesh Saturday beat the West Indies by two wickets in a tight finish to the fifth and final one-day international in Dhaka, taking the series 3-2, and opening a new

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