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The death toll could rise as 15 people are critically injured, says police official

While December 16 of one year tore a nation apart, in 2014 it brought it together in its darkest hour

An account of methodical massacre of around twenty thousand men, women and children

Refugees use solar panels, candles and kerosene lamps for light at night

Haider's family has not been able to talk to Ullah since the failed bombing

Women also account for some 80 per cent of four million workers in the country's 4,500 textile plants

The pope had earlier faced criticism for not using the word "Rohingya" in mainly-Buddhist Myanmar

Pope called for decisive measures to resolve political reasons behind refugee crisis, urged countries to help Dhaka

Christians make up less than 0.5 per cent of Bangladesh's 160 million people

The stateless Rohingya have been the target of communal violence for years in Buddhist Myanmar

Francis has repeatedly spoken out over persecution of religious minority by Myanmar authorities

The cricket board searches stadiums to catch gamblers but that has not stamped out the practice

Chinese foreign minister says his country supports resolving the crisis peacefully and bilaterally

The cricket board has tried similar tactics to curb betting in the past

Raised eyebrows by referencing Sheikh Hasina who slammed Bangladeshi CJ for comparison with Pakistan

Sinha accused of money laundering, financial irregularities

FO lodges protests with Bangladesh HC for using undiplomatic language

For Bangladesh and its people, this crisis is not new

Registers protest with Pakistani envoy; video claimed Bangladesh’s military ruler Ziaur Rahman announced...

PCB chairman claims Afghanistan, Ireland both ready to visit country after Sri Lanka T20I

'Never in my life have I have seen such fun'

Proteas will face visitors in two-match series starting from October 26 in Bloemfontein

The accusations against Sinha follow widespread speculation that he came under pressure to take leave

The Bangladeshis are going through a peculiar problem of exodus of Rohingyas

Rohingya had been waiting days for boat to ferry their families across Naf River to Bangladesh but none arrived

Half of Myanmar's Rohingya population have fled since August, joining around 400,000 already in Bangladesh

Rohingya had pinned hopes for change on Suu Kyi’s party but it has been wary of Buddhist nationalist pressure

UN is working with Bangladesh government to vaccinate 650,000 people living in the sprawling camps against cholera

But Myanmar rejects accusations of ethnic cleansing

The largest party in the country denies the allegations and calls for demonstrations today

Shoaib Hossain Jewel, 25, and his 18-year-old Rohingya bride Rafiza have been on the run since marrying last month

Wicketkeeper-batsman asks cricket board to decide his future after humiliating defeat against South Africa

Bangladesh has made the journey even more difficult with a clampdown on boats

Pacer claims match figures of 10-63 as hosts beat visitors by an innings and 254 runs to clinch two-Test series 2-0

Hard-pressed Bangladesh authorities plan to expand a refugee camp at Kutupalong

In the absence of four front-line pacers, 22-year-old to lead South Africa’s attack

They cut short expenses for Durga Pooja celebrations to fund relief projects instead

There are an estimated 809,000 Rohingya sheltering in Bangladesh after fleeing violence and persecution in Myanmar

Maharaj, Rabada run through visitors’ batting line-up in one-sided win

Dhaka opens talks with Myanmar on Monday with the aim of securing the return home of Rohingya refugees

There are times when Pakistan does itself no favours

Myanmar's army has rebuffed the accusation and defended its operation as a proportionate crackdown on the Rohingya

Fighting history and in-form batsmen, visitors sure to find goings tough in first Test in Potchefstroom

Border forces in Hindu-majority have been authorized to use "rude and crude" methods to stop any infiltration attempts

Bangladesh pacer was denied immigration clearance earlier

Captain believes team can do well against South Africa in upcoming series

A country that has seen much tragedy since half century existence can overcome its troubling legacy of dynastic rule

This is the result of a GDP growth rate of over six per cent per year in the past 12 years, Bangladesh is better

Firefighters recover bodies of five men, a woman from the top floor of a factory

'They are your citizens, you must take them back'