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Bus, truck torched in Chattogram on second day of blockade - Vimarsana News

Bus, truck torched in Chattogram on second day of blockade

A bus and a truck were torched in Chattogram's Karnaphuli and Rangunia areas today, the second day of the three-day countrywide blockade imposed by BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami

AL leader stabbed dead in broad daylight - Vimarsana News

AL leader stabbed dead in broad daylight

A local Awami League leader was stabbed to death in broad daylight at Saraipara in the Pahartali area of Chattogram city this afternoon

Blast on traffic police box: Charges framed against 15 JMB operatives - Vimarsana News

Blast on traffic police box: Charges framed against 15 JMB operatives

A Chattogram court yesterday framed charges against 15 operatives of "Neo JMB", including an expatriate, in connection with a case filed over the bomb blast at a traffic police box in the city's Sholoshahar Gate-2 area on February 28, 2020, which left five men including two cops injured

Hand-crafted caps earn Lakshmipur women self-reliance, generate Tk5cr a month in exports - Vimarsana News

Hand-crafted caps earn Lakshmipur women self-reliance, generate Tk5cr a month in exports

Jasmine Akhter, 30, a housewife from Uttar Char Larench village in Kamalnagar Upazila of Lakshmipur, utilises her spare time knitting prayer caps, known as "tupi", and earns Tk4,500 per month on average from it.

Atlantic City store closing law angers South Asian community - Vimarsana News

Atlantic City store closing law angers South Asian community

A large group of affected store owners, mostly from the South Asian community, crowded an Atlantic City Council meeting this week to protest what they considered unfair restrictions on their