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Sirajganj sugarcane farmers expect bumper crop

By Ashraful Islam Joy Sirajganj, renowned for its high-quality, adulteration-free jaggery produced from locally grown sugarcane, is expecting another strong harvest this season despite pest and disease attacks in some […]

6 August 2026 13:27

Bangladesh Hospitality Poised for Strong Growth

Bangladesh’s hospitality industry is entering a new phase of growth, supported by rising business travel, expanding international hotel brands, and improving infrastructure. Despite global economic uncertainties and volatile energy prices, […]

5 August 2026 19:43

Bangladesh eyes $45b MMF export opportunity

Bangladesh’s ready-made garment (RMG) industry, which transformed the country into the world’s second-largest apparel exporter, now stands at another historic crossroads. After four decades of spectacular growth built largely on […]

3 August 2026 20:24

Measles strain has not mutated against vaccines: icddr,b

Amid concerns regarding the ongoing measles outbreak in the country, preliminary findings from an investigation by icddr,b have revealed no evidence of genetic mutations in the circulating measles virus that […]

3 August 2026 11:39

BD debt servicing rises with 14-year low aid pledges

Bangladesh’s external financing landscape has entered a more challenging phase, with foreign loan commitments falling to their lowest level in 14 years even as the country repaid a record amount […]

2 August 2026 20:09
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Jute makes strong comeback in Sirajganj

By Ashraful Islam Joy Once hailed as the backbone of Bangladesh’s economy, jute—widely known as the “golden fibre”—is making a remarkable comeback in Sirajganj after years of decline. Rising global […]

2 August 2026 16:08

Sirajganj flooded with illegal petrol pumps

By Ashraful Islam Joy The proliferation of unauthorized “mini petrol pumps” across Sirajganj district has sparked concerns over public safety, environmental risks and government revenue losses, despite long-standing restrictions on […]

31 July 2026 13:18

Organic pineapple farming revives Madhupur’s GI heritage

By Mohiuddin Suman Farmers in Tangail’s Madhupur, home to Bangladesh’s Geographical Indication (GI)-recognised pineapple, are increasingly turning to organic cultivation to restore the fruit’s famed aroma and flavour, which have […]

27 July 2026 12:49

Teesta erosion leaves families homeless

Severe riverbank erosion along the Teesta River has left dozens of families homeless and destroyed vast areas of farmland in northern Bangladesh, as repeated flooding triggered by upstream water flows […]

25 July 2026 08:38

Three countries that remove more carbon than they emit

Almost every country in the world runs a carbon deficit, emitting more greenhouse gases than its forests, wetlands and other natural ecosystems can absorb. The excess carbon accumulates in the […]

25 July 2026 03:00
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