Environment
Nature Is the Governing Force of Human Civilisation
An opinion piece for National Biodiversity Day on how habitat loss, hunting and veterinary drugs are driving Bangladesh's wildlife towards extinction.
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Jagonews24
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Crops
Bone-Chilling Cold Grips Moulvibazar, Workers of 92 Tea Gardens Struggle
A spell of severe cold and dense fog in Moulvibazar is hitting tea garden workers and day labourers who lack warm clothes but must keep working.
Environment
BNP Plants Trees at Tarique Rahman's Reception Site to Make Up for Damage
BNP held a tree-planting programme around the reception site for its acting chairman Tarique Rahman to replace trees damaged by the crowds.
Environment
Endangered Otter Rescued in Patuakhali
An endangered otter kept on a chain at a house in Mahipur, Kalapara, was rescued by the Forest Department and a local animal welfare group.
Crops
Teacher Succeeds With Jujube Farming in Magura
Md Sharafatul Alam, an assistant teacher in Magura, has built a profitable jujube orchard of 200 trees beside his home.
Fruits
Oranges Help Keep Weight in Check
Low in calories and high in fibre and vitamin C, the orange is an easily available fruit that can help people lose or control weight.
Crops
How to Care for Boro Rice Seedbeds in Winter
With cold waves likely later in the winter, Boro rice farmers need to take extra care of their seedbeds to keep seedlings healthy.
Fisheries
Caribbean Coral Reefs Face Irreparable Damage
Caribbean coral reefs have suffered irreparable damage over four decades, with hard coral cover down by about 48 per cent since 1980, according to a new study.
Vegetables
Recipe for Aloo Ghati with Beef
Aloo ghati, a popular dish of northern Bangladesh cooked with fish or meat, is winning fans across the country, and here is how to make it with beef.
Vegetables
Tonight Is the Night of the Radishes
In the Mexican city of Oaxaca, a humble vegetable becomes art every December at the Night of the Radishes, when carvers turn giant radishes into sculptures.
Fisheries
Where to Feast on Hilsa by the Padma
A Jagannath University student recounts an unplanned evening trip to the banks of the Padma and the hilsa eateries of Mawa ferry ghat.
Crops
Unplanned Land Use Is Shrinking Farmland
A researcher argues that Bangladesh's farmland is rapidly being lost to non-farm uses and that a national land-use plan and policy are urgently needed to protect it.
Fruits
Seven Positive Changes in the Body When You Cut Sugar
Eating less sugar does not mean giving up sweetness, and cutting it step by step brings noticeable changes to both body and mind.