Fisheries
Hilsa Back on the Plate From Tuesday
Buyers expect hilsa back in markets from Tuesday 26 October as the 22-day fishing ban ends at midnight and fishers head out hoping for a big catch.
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Crops
Aminul Makes His Own Way Farming Leased Land
A young man in Fulbaria, Mymensingh, who owns no land of his own has become self-reliant by growing aubergines and lemons on leased land.
Agribusiness
Edible Oil Price Set to Rise by Tk 7 a Litre
The commerce ministry has agreed to a refiners' proposal to raise edible oil prices, putting bottled soybean oil at Tk 160 a litre, up Tk 7.
Islam
What Destroys Good Deeds
Islamic teaching warns that envy and arrogance are grave harms that poison life and destroy a believer's good deeds.
Crops
Naogaon Farmers Bounce Back From Losses With Early Vegetables
Farmers in Naogaon turned to early vegetables this year to recover last year's Covid losses, and good weather has brought higher yields.
Islam
Trials Will Fall Like Rain
A hadith in which the Prophet (PBUH) saw trials falling like rain on homes in Medina is read as a warning of widespread strife before the Day of Judgement.
Crops
Farmers See Promise in BINA-17 Rice
Harvesting of the high-yielding BINA-17 rice variety has begun in Naogaon, where farmers hope good yields will bring bigger profits.
Daily life
How to Keep Your Hearing Healthy
Experts share simple habits to protect hearing, from keeping noise down to having the ears checked once a year.
Environment
Government to Buy 90,000 Tonnes of Fertiliser
The cabinet committee on government purchase approved buying 90,000 tonnes of granular urea from KAFCO, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, along with other proposals.
Daily life
Why We Gain Weight in Winter
Winter brings several changes, from heavier meals and less exercise to hormone swings and low mood, that can make people put on weight.
Vegetables
Snails Are Eating Vegetables in the Fields
A species of snail that emerges at night has been eating vegetable crops and plants in Barab, Kaliakair, stirring curiosity and worry among residents.
Crops
Year-Round Onion Trial Begins in Saidpur
The agriculture department in Saidpur, Nilphamari, has started a trial of the N-53 onion, which can be grown in both winter and summer, to ease onion shortages.
Islam
Islam's Guidance on Protecting the Lives and Property of Non-Muslims
Verses of the Quran, a hadith and a pledge by Caliph Omar show that Islam does not in any way support attacks on minority non-Muslims or their homes and places of worship.