Rajshahi Gets 289 Tonnes of Rice for 489 Durga Puja Mandaps Ahead of Festival
The government has set aside 289 tonnes of rice for 489 Durga Puja mandaps in Rajshahi district this year. The rice has already reached
Bangladeshi Water Expert Labels 1996 Ganga Treaty ‘Flawed’, Calls for Short-Term Replacement
Manjur A Chowdhury, a former chairman of Bangladesh’s National River Conservation Commission, says the 1996 India-Bangladesh Ganga Water Treaty should be replaced with a
Bangladesh’s Lost Recipes: Traditional Foods and Forgotten Dishes You Should Know
Bangladeshi food is much bigger than biryani, bhuna and fish curry. Behind the restaurant menus lies a quieter world of village recipes, seasonal greens,
10 Historic Places in Bangladesh Everyone Should Visit at Least Once
Bangladesh is often described as a land of rivers, but it is also a land of layered history. Within a few hours of each
October Weather in Bangladesh: Why Rain Is Still Lingering After the Monsoon
Most people imagine the monsoon ending like a switch being flipped. In reality, it fades out gradually. Over the season, moist winds from the
Rohingya Crisis Enters a New Phase: Why Return to Myanmar Is Becoming More Difficult
The Rohingya crisis has changed shape. Nine years after the 2017 military crackdown, more than 1.2 million Rohingya still live in Bangladesh, and the
Tarique Rahman’s India Visit: What Dhaka’s Latest Statement Means for Bangladesh-India Ties
Bangladesh has signalled that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s visit to India is still possible, but not on a fixed schedule. State Minister for Foreign
Apurba and Niha Reunite on Screen After a Break With New S R Mozumder Drama
Fans of Bangladeshi television drama have reason to cheer. Popular on-screen pair Ziaul Faruq Apurba and Naznin Niha are reuniting for a new drama
Catching Ghosts in the Ice: Francis Halzen Wins Physics Nobel for Cosmic Neutrino Breakthrough
Francis Halzen has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of cosmic neutrinos. Neutrinos are subatomic particles that can pass through
Hunger Crisis Grows in Rohingya Camps: Climate Extremes Put Children at Risk in Bangladesh
Nine years after fleeing violence in Myanmar, Rohingya families in Bangladesh are facing a new struggle: not enough food. Aid agencies warn that shrinking