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parliamentary committee meeting at Jatiya Sangsad discussing measures to increase Bangladesh Railway’s freight capacity and revenue. Photo: UNB

Increase carriages for freight compared to passengers in Railways: JS committee

The committee further advised taking necessary measures to transform the railway sector from a loss-making sector into a profitable one.

Photo: Collected

Paharika Express resumes after 4-hour disruption in Lawachara

Commerce, Industry and Textiles and Jute Minister Khandaker Abdul Muktadir inspects six-lane construction work in Osmaninagar, Sylhet, on Wednesday (30 September, 2026). Photo: Collected

Most land acquisition hurdles for Dhaka-Sylhet six-lane project to be resolved by Oct: Minister

Buses on Dhaka streets. File photo: TBS

'What can I do? I have to go home': Passengers feel the pinch of higher fares

Representational image. Photo: Courtesy

Tk 500cr compensation cheques distributed for Sirajganj-Bogura railway project

Buses on Dhaka streets. File photo: TBS

City bus fares rise to Tk2.70/km, long-route fares to Tk2.40 after fuel price hike

Commuters jostle to board an overcrowded bus in Chattogram. The port city continues to suffer from an acute shortage of public transport, exacerbated by a proliferation of unfit vehicles and poor service quality. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

Public transport shortage, route violations frustrate Ctg commuters

Buses on Dhaka streets. File photo: TBS

Some Dhaka bus routes charge Tk5 more as new fares await rollout

Road Transport, Bridges, Shipping and Railways Minister Shaikh Rabiul Alam addresses journalists in Munshiganj today (23 June). Photo: TBS

'No extra fare, not even 1 poisha': Minister warns of route permit cancellation

For cities like Dhaka, one of the largest megacities on the planet, it is not really viable to have a car-dependent infrastructure. Photo: TBS

Long-distance buses hike fares before govt decision, passengers complain

Buses on a Dhaka road. File Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/TBS

Govt decides to raise long-route, city bus fares by 17 poisha per km

Representational image of idle long-route buses in the capital. Photo: TBS

Jatri Kalyan Samity proposes 8-10 paisa/km bus fare hike after fuel price rise

For cities like Dhaka, one of the largest megacities on the planet, it is not really viable to have a car-dependent infrastructure. Photo: TBS

BRTA proposes 20 poisa per km fare hike for intercity buses, 18 poisa for city buses