A 27-year-old unidentified man was killed after being hit by a train in Faridpur. Another young man was injured while watching the accident. The incident occurred at 7 AM on Monday in the Baitul Aman area of Faridpur Sadar Upazila. Police reported that the train was traveling from Rajbari to Bhanga when it struck the man, who was wearing headphones. Meanwhile, a passenger, Afif Al Abir (21), slipped and fell while observing the accident from the train’s door. He is now receiving treatment at Faridpur Medical College Hospital.

Police have discovered the hanging body of a female officer, Rumpa Das (30), in a rented apartment in Bandarban on Monday. She was serving at Bandarban Sadar Police Station, while her husband, also a constable, worked at police headquarters. According to reports, after putting their children to sleep, Rumpa went to another room. The next morning, when she did not respond to calls, her husband broke the door to find her hanging body. The reason behind the suicide remains unknown.

While appearing in court for her five-day remand hearing in the Shaheed Anwar Hossain Patwari murder case, journalist Farzana Rupa requested justice against what she called "harassment." The public prosecutor alleged that Rupa and her husband had supported "Hasina’s authoritarianism" and needed to be interrogated. In response, Rupa stated, "If I incited violence, charge me with incitement. Why am I being harassed in a murder case?" The prosecutor countered, saying, "Those who fired at student protesters are criminals, and their enablers are also criminals. Rupa and Sakil have done everything necessary to establish Hasina’s fascism, including silencing her enemies domestically and abroad."

Home Advisor Lieutenant General Jahangir Alam has stated that the Coast Guard has become a symbol of public trust in coastal areas. Speaking at an event at the Coast Guard headquarters, he highlighted their vital role in ensuring security on inland waterways, preventing drug and arms smuggling, and combating other illegal activities. He also acknowledged the Coast Guard’s assistance during natural disasters and outlined modernization initiatives for the force. At the event, he awarded medals to 40 Coast Guard personnel for their contributions.

Police have recovered the mutilated body of a student in a cornfield in Damurhuda, Chuadanga. The body was discovered on Sunday night in Badhanpur village. The victim, identified as 25-year-old Masud Hasan Ranju, was a master's final-year student. His family claims he was murdered in a premeditated attack. According to them, Ranju had gone to irrigate the cornfield in the morning but never returned. Later, his body was found with multiple injuries. Police have formed multiple teams to investigate the case, but no formal complaint has been filed yet.

A Dhaka court has placed journalist couple Farzana Rupa and Sakil Ahmed on a five-day remand in connection with the murder of Shaheed Anwar Hossain Patwari during the July uprising in Mirpur. Investigation officer Nasir Uddin Sarkar had requested a five-day remand, which was granted by Metropolitan Magistrate GM Farhan Ishtiaq. Anwar Hossain Patwari’s father, Al Amin Patwari, had filed the murder case at Mirpur Model Police Station on August 5.

A Dhaka court has granted a three-day remand for Hasanul Haq Inu and Rashed Khan Menon in connection with the murder case of Shaheed Anwar Hossain Patwari during the July uprising in Mirpur. The investigation officer, Nasir Uddin, had requested a five-day remand, but Metropolitan Magistrate GM Farhan Ishtiaq approved three days. On August 5, Anwar Hossain Patwari's father, Al Amin Patwari, filed a murder case at Mirpur Model Police Station.

Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus highlighted severe corruption issues in Bangladesh during an event organized by the Bangladesh Administrative Service Association on Sunday. He warned, "If we do not eliminate corruption, everything will become meaningless." He cited an example where domestic workers are securing jobs in the Middle East using fake medical certificates. "Hearing such things makes me bow my head in shame," Yunus remarked. He also mentioned that top leaders in the UAE expressed distrust in Bangladeshi documents due to fraudulent practices.

The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has called a press conference to respond to the formation of a new political student organization emerging from the July-August uprising. The conference is scheduled for Monday at 4 PM at Dhaka University's Modhur Canteen. In a message sent by movement coordinator Abu Bakar Mazumdar, it was stated that the press briefing aims to address the implications of forming a new political student body in the wake of the July uprising.

The United States has deported 113 undocumented Indian immigrants in its third phase of repatriation. On Sunday, February 16, their flight landed in Amritsar, Punjab. NDTV reported that among the deportees, 31 were from Punjab, 44 from Haryana, 33 from Gujarat, two from Uttar Pradesh, and one each from Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. In previous phases, the US deported 104 and 116 individuals, many of whom were shackled during transit. However, it remains unclear whether similar measures were taken this time.

Police have arrested Syeda Monalisa, wife of former Public Administration Minister Farhad Hossain and Vice President of the Central Committee of Jubo Mohila League. She was taken into custody late Sunday night from a residence on Eskaton Road, Dhaka. The officer-in-charge of Meherpur Sadar Police Station confirmed the arrest. According to police reports, she faces three cases in Meherpur related to attacks on students during the anti-discrimination movement.

Former Dhaka University president of Bangladesh Islami Chhatra Shibir, Sadiq Qayem, commented on Facebook regarding the July uprising, stating, "Refuel the lamp before it goes out, or you will lose direction in the darkness." He further wrote, "When my brothers were martyred, they said, 'Let's see what happens!' Now, many are flocking to power for benefits." He questioned, "Have we fulfilled the conditions of the revolution? We are divided, fighting over power-sharing instead of dismantling the fascist structure and ensuring justice." He emphasized that engaging in power struggles rather than focusing on critical tasks is an insult to the martyrs.

A senior official has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of deliberately delaying the second phase of a hostage exchange deal for political interests. The official stated, “Every time we think Netanyahu can’t go any lower, he proves us wrong.” According to the agreement, negotiations were to begin on February 3, but Netanyahu’s government has yet to initiate talks, violating the deal. The official warned that the delay could make it impossible to finalize the exchange by the March 2 deadline.

Food and Land Ministry Adviser Ali Imam Majumder announced that ahead of Ramadan, the government will distribute 300,000 tons of rice in March and April under a food assistance program. Each of the 5 million families enrolled in the program will receive 15 kg of rice at a subsidized rate of 30 Taka per kg. Additionally, during Eid, 10 million families will receive 10 kg of rice free of cost.

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has expressed willingness to send British troops to Ukraine to establish lasting peace. In an article published by The Telegraph, he wrote, “A sustainable peace in Ukraine is essential to prevent future Russian aggression.” Ahead of an emergency summit of European leaders in Paris, he stated, “If necessary, we are prepared to ensure Ukraine’s security through direct troop deployment.” He further warned that any pause in war should not be an opportunity for Russia to regroup for future attacks.