Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC)

Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC)

Historial Osmani Udyan in the capital is closed to the public for a long time due to its renovation which has not been completed in five years. Photo: Mumit M

Osmani Udyan reopens after 9 years with Tk10 entry fee, but key facilities remain shut

Library, gymnasium and other facilities remain closed, while litter and poorly maintained water bodies draw complaints from visitors.

DSCC administrator Bir Muktijoddha Md Abdus Salam inaugurates the beautification work at Segunbagicha footpath on Monday (5 October 2026). Photo: TBS

Dhaka South clears Segunbagicha footpath, sets up holiday market for hawkers

State Minister Mir Shahe Alam briefs reporters during an inspection of Jirani Khal in Nandipara, Dhaka, on Sunday (27 September).Photo: Courtesy

We want a liveable Dhaka, not to turn it into Canada, Australia or Singapore: Shahe Alam

DSCC Administrator Mohammad Abdus Salam inspects a road and footpath from Paltan intersection through Gulistan Zero Point to North South Road on 24 September 2026. Photo: TBS

Paltan-Gulistan-North South Road declared hawker-free

Office of the Anti-Corruption Commission. File Photo: TBS

ACC raids Dhaka South over corruption in mosquito control, waste management

Photo:BSS.

Dhaka theatre festival celebrating 416 years of Dhaka city concludes

DSCC administrator, veteran freedom fighter Md Abdus Salam. File Photo: Collected

Dhaka South administrator makes surprise visit to Khilgaon office, orders action against absentees

DSCC Administrator Md Abdus Salam speaks at the "Groceries in Exchange for Waste” inauguration programme on Monday, 31 August 2026. Photo: TBS

Dhaka South launches waste-for-groceries to clean up city streets

Representational image. Illustration: TBS

Gabtoli-Postogola eight-lane road misses deadline, major section still in limbo

Illustration: TBS

Dengue death toll hits 70 as 3 more die in 24hrs

Illustartionn: TBS

Dhaka South seeks up to Tk3cr each from banks to celebrate Dhaka's 416th anniversary

Hawkers occupy much of the walking space on Dhaka South's escalator-equipped footbridge at New Market, forcing pedestrians through a narrow passage. Built at a cost of Tk9.77 crore and inaugurated in February, the city's only escalator-equipped footbridge has become a trading spot for vendors evicted from nearby footpaths. Photo: Mahadi Hasan/TBS

Hawkers choke Dhaka South's only escalator footbridge

Dhaka South Administrator Md Abdus Salam today (13 July) announces a week-long festival styled ‘Hridoye Dhaka’ to celebrate the city’s 416th anniversary. Photo: Courtesy

Dhaka South to host week-long 'Hridoye Dhaka' festival to mark city's 416th anniversary