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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.
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Pabna Farmers See New Hope in Mustard
Yellow mustard flowers have spread across Pabna's nine upazilas this winter, and farmers, encouraged by past yields and prices, hope for another good harvest.
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Mustard Flowers Smile in Narail's Fields
Mustard fields have turned the Karar Beel area of Narail yellow, and farmers using relay cropping with Aman rice hope for a good harvest.
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Winter Vegetable Pakoras for a Cold Afternoon Chat
Crisp pakoras made with fresh winter vegetables bring taste and nutrition together for a cold afternoon over tea.
CookingCream of tomato soup at home: an easy recipe for winter
Ripe red tomatoes, carrot, onion, garlic, stock and cream make a quick cream of tomato soup at home. Here are the ingredients and steps of the recipe Jagonews24 published in December 2025.
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The Impact of Climate Change and Environmental Pollution
An environmentalist argues that climate change and pollution already threaten Bangladesh, and that COP talks keep delivering funds instead of the emission cuts that matter most.
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Amir Hossain's Home-Grown Farm Machinery Holds Its Own Against Foreign Brands
In a small Bogura workshop, self-taught innovator Amir Hossain has designed more than 50 farm machines adapted to Bangladeshi fields and sold at a fraction of the price of imports.
VegetablesCauliflower payesh: a winter rice pudding made with milk and date palm jaggery
Cauliflower is usually fried, curried or made into soup, but simmered with rice, milk and date palm jaggery it also makes a payesh. Here is the recipe Jagonews24 published in December 2025, with its ingredients and steps.
FruitsNipah Virus Risk in Raw Date Palm Sap: Symptoms, Spread and Precautions
The winter sap season raises the risk of Nipah virus in Bangladesh. WHO puts the death rate at 40 to 75 percent, and not drinking raw date palm sap is the main protection.
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Agriculture Needs More Attention for Food and Nutrition Security
Rising production has not ended hunger for quality food, and Bangladesh must make safe, nutritious and balanced diets a national priority, a student writer argues.
Rooftop farmingA 2,200 sq ft Green Revolution in a Concrete Jungle
In Boxnagar, Demra, Shah Alam's 2,200 sq ft rooftop grows more than a hundred kinds of fruit, vegetables and ornamentals, with hydroponics and a pigeon loft.
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Hobby Rooftop Garden Meets a Dhaka Family's Needs
A rooftop garden started as a hobby five years ago now supplies a Dhaka family with safe vegetables almost every day.
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Rice Prices to Fall Further in 2026, Tougher Action on Unhealthy Food
The Economist Intelligence Unit expects global food prices to keep easing in 2026, led by rice, while labour, aid and environmental rules bring new challenges.
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Yellow Mustard Blooms Carry Chandpur Farmers' Hopes
Early mustard varieties have turned field after field yellow in Chandpur's Matlab upazila, where more farmers have sown the crop this season.
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117 Mango Trees Cut Down Overnight in Rajshahi
A Rajshahi farmer lost two years of work when 117 of his young mango trees were cut down in a single night.
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26 Vegetables on 18 Katha: Meherpur Farmer Abul Kalam's Success
A Gangni farmer has turned 18 katha of land into a plot of 26 native and seasonal vegetables, cutting his risk and raising his income.
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Fish and Poultry Feed Quality Control Tangle Must Be Resolved
A columnist argues that fish and poultry feed makers should answer to the fisheries and livestock ministry alone, not to both it and BSTI.
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Health Benefits of Mustard Flowers
The yellow mustard flowers that fill winter fields are also a nutritious food, rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
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Bumper Aman Harvest Brings Smiles to Feni Farmers
Feni's transplanted aman crop has beaten both its area and yield targets, helped by timely rain and flood silt that cut fertiliser costs.
Environment
Forest Department Offers Tk 50 Lakh in Grants to Wildlife Researchers
Bangladesh's Forest Department is offering wildlife research grants for the first time, with Tk 50 lakh to be distributed this year.