Fifteen families in Faridpur have been left destitute after falling victim to a human trafficking ring. They held a human chain in front of the Faridpur Deputy Commissioner’s office yesterday, demanding justice against the alleged mafia ring and the return of their money. Lured by promises of Continue Reading
Musa Mia, from Chapainawabganj Resin is in demand, it has many uses, and the country’s only resin research centre works on it. Yet resin, once known as a cash crop, now has very low production. The country needs about 10,000 metric tons of resin every year, but farmers produce only 200 metric tons. Despite this […]Continue Reading
About 30,000 people from nine villages in two unions of Boalmari, Faridpur, are still suffering because there is no concrete bridge over the Barashia River. A single bamboo footbridge is the only hope for these villages. Young children and school going students face endless trouble. People must risk their lives to cross the river on […]Continue Reading
Load shedding has gone on without a break for the past few weeks, and life has become hard for people. Farmers must wait in long lines at irrigation pumps until late at night to water their fields. The Aman rice is at the stage where grain forms in the ear, and in some places the […]Continue Reading
A three kilometre road in Sreebardi Upazila of Sherpur has been in bad shape for a long time. It runs from Balijuri High School near the border to the Rangajan Freedom Fighters’ Memorial. Even in this dry season, the road has potholes and ditches in many places, and it is hard to use. A little […]Continue Reading
International consulting firm Coral Future has started its work in Bangladesh to support eco friendly and sustainable development. The company will work to cut carbon emissions in different industrial sectors, reduce energy costs and increase chances of climate finance. In partnership with Eelaia and Kayventures, it will also help create new income through the carbon […]Continue Reading
Coal extraction has resumed at Barapukuria Coal Mining Company Limited (BCMCL), the country’s sole operational coal mine, following a two-month suspension. Overcoming various operational risks and multifaceted challenges, officials and workers successfully restarted mining operations from the newly prepared longwall phase-1405 on Thursday night, October 15. According to Continue Reading
Sahil Khan, a 20-year-old Muslim student activist with the Students’ Federation of India (SFI), was allegedly detained, physically assaulted, and threatened with death by Guwahati police on October 13. The incident occurred just moments after he participated in the ‘Women’s Freedom March’ near Nehru Park, a protest organized by the Women Against Violence Continue Reading
The vibrant celebration of Sharadiya Durga Puja, the largest religious festival of the Bengali Hindu community, officially commences today across the nation with ‘Maha Shasthi.’ The day marks the sacred awakening, or ‘Bodhan,’ of Goddess Durga, initiating five days of spiritual devotion, cultural festivities, and community gatherings. According to the traditional Bengali Continue Reading
Eighteen broad-gauge passenger train coaches from India are arriving in Bangladesh on Friday through the Darshana international rail route in Chuadanga. Procured under an agreement with India’s state-owned RITES Limited to supply a total of 200 coaches, this first consignment will be dispatched to the Syedpur Railway Workshop for final processing following border Continue Reading





















