Industrial waste turns Buriganga into dead zone
Staff Reporter : The Buriganga River, once a thriving lifeline of Dhaka and a symbol of historical significance, has now become a toxic dead zone....
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Waste disposal DSCC promises broken
Staff Reporter : Despite Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Mayor Sheikh Fazle Noor Taposh’s announcement to clear sacrificial animal waste within 24 hours, the capital’s...
Motorcycles, easy bikes major cause of accidents: Quader
NN Online Report: Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader today said motorcycles and easy bikes are causing the highest number of road accidents across...
8 Rohingyas among 9 killed in Ukhiya landslides
NN Online Report: At least nine people including eight Rohingyas were killed in landslides caused by heavy torrential rain in Ukhiya refugee camps of Cox’s...
Govt offices open Wednesday
NN Online Report: After three days of Eid-ul-Azha vacation, offices, courts, banks, and stock markets will open tomorrow. As per the government decision, all government,...
Sunamganj braces for Eid amidst devastating floods
NN Online Report: Heavy rainfall and swelling hill torrents have caused the Surma River to overflow, leading to widespread flooding on Eid-ul-Azha day in Sunamganj...
Eid animal waste removed in 6 hours: DNCC
NN Digital Report: Dhaka North City Corporation has announced the successful completion of the disposal of all sacrificial animal waste within the previously declared six-hour...
First 12 DAYS OF JUNE ahead of Eid: Remittance inflow hits $1.45b
Staff Reporter : As the auspicious occasion of Eid-ul-Azha draws near, expatriates have illuminated the economic landscape of Bangladesh with a remarkable remittance inflow of...
Tension grips BD-Myanmar border
Staff Reporters : The Bangladesh government deepens diplomatic efforts to resolve the issue with Myanmar over escalating cross-border firing reaching Saint Martin’s Island, while the...
Economy faces double whammy
Muhid Hasan : The country’s economy faces a double whammy as the government remains committed to borrowing from banks while the Bangladesh Bank frequently changes...
City dwellers leaving Dhaka to celebrate Eid
Staff Reporter : Dhaka city dwellers have started leaving the capital to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha, the largest religious festival, with their families, braving numerous challenges on...
Escalating drug trade in BD despite zero tolerance policy
Syed Shemul Parvez : The drug trade in Bangladesh, including the proliferation of Yaba and various new foreign drugs, continues to thrive despite the government’s...