Hailstorm Causes Heavy Damage to Mangoes in Chapainawabganj
A hailstorm at the start of the season has left mango growers in Chapainawabganj, especially in Shibganj, fearing heavy losses to young fruit.
A hailstorm at the start of the season has left mango growers in Chapainawabganj, especially in Shibganj, fearing heavy losses to young fruit.
The watermelon rind most people throw away is packed with fibre, vitamins and citrulline that can support digestion, circulation and heart health.
Green mango, plentiful at the start of summer, supports immunity and digestion and helps fight the heat, but should be eaten in moderation.
A simple recipe for green mango sharbat, a refreshing summer drink that quenches thirst and keeps the body hydrated.
Green mango is selling at high prices in Dhaka as limited early-season supply meets strong demand in the Chaitra heat.
Rosko, a sweet-sour wild fruit of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, is selling at Tk 400 to 500 a kg, more than imported apples.
Heavy rain that began on 31 March has damaged about 20 per cent of the 750 hectares of watermelon grown in Mirsarai, Chattogram.
Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei has asked Iranians to plant fruit trees in towns and villages as memorials to those killed in the ongoing war.
Amjanatar Dal member secretary Md Tarek Rahman says fake orders, mostly from Jamaat-e-Islami "brothers", harassed his online mango business.
Roadside sharbat and fruit juices in Dhaka are cheap and refreshing, but unhygienic preparation and unsafe water and ice can carry disease.
With colds, fevers and measles among children on the rise, a daily diet with the right foods can help the body fight infection.
The white inner part of watermelon rind, usually thrown away, can be turned into crisp, spicy fries.
Watermelon cools and refreshes in the heat, but eating it on an empty stomach, straight after a heavy meal, ice-cold or in excess can do more harm than good.