Cauliflower or Cabbage: Which Should You Eat for More Nutrition?
An Indian nutritionist weighs the nutritional value of cauliflower and cabbage and advises eating both, but not more than a cup a day.
An Indian nutritionist weighs the nutritional value of cauliflower and cabbage and advises eating both, but not more than a cup a day.
A teacher in Dinajpur town caught a venomous cobra while renovating his home and kept it in a plastic jar to hand over to the authorities.
A wild elephant was found dead near a jujube orchard in Eidgaon, Cox's Bazar, with locals blaming an illegal electric wire and forest officials citing a heart attack.
More than a hundred white egrets trapped in Ukhia, Cox's Bazar, were released into the open sky, and illegal sawmills were raided in separate drives on the same day.
The entomology branch of Jahangirnagar University's zoology department is holding a day-long butterfly fair on Friday 24 November to promote butterfly conservation.
A young farmer in Kurigram Sadar expects to double his money from his first commercial harvest of China Jhuri oranges grown on two bighas.
The government will start buying aman paddy and rice on 23 November, with targets of 2 lakh tonnes of paddy, 4 lakh tonnes of parboiled rice and 1 lakh tonnes of atap rice.
An endangered eagle rescued by transport workers at a Natore bus terminal was handed over to the bird sanctuary at Uttara Gonobhaban.
After staying high for a long time, beef prices in Dhaka have eased slightly to Tk 720-750 a kg from Tk 800.
With free goats, sheep and winter vegetable seeds from the non-profit Friendship, 120 families in Joykha village of Mongla are overcoming poverty.
Forest officials in Sitakunda, Chattogram, rescued a 12-foot python from a canal and released it into the deep forest of Bhatiari.
A guide to the Indian hill station of Ooty, said to feel like Scotland, covering its main sights and how to get there.
The month of Agrahayan brings Nabanna, the traditional festival of cooking the first new aman rice, though elders say much of the old celebration is fading.