Make Dinner of Boiled Vegetables with Chilli Bhorta
A healthy hill dish of salt-boiled vegetables with a fiery chilli bhorta, now viral on social media, makes a quick and simple dinner.
A healthy hill dish of salt-boiled vegetables with a fiery chilli bhorta, now viral on social media, makes a quick and simple dinner.
Fruit prices in Narayanganj have eased slightly since the start of Ramadan but remain beyond the reach of ordinary buyers.
Four beekeepers in Dinajpur collected 150 kg of honey from drumstick flowers in their first harvest, worth an estimated Tk 1.5 lakh.
All fishing is banned in hilsa sanctuaries including the Padma and Meghna in Chandpur from midnight on 28 February to 30 April to protect jatka.
AgribusinessGreen chilli fell from Tk 140 to Tk 90 a kilogram and broiler chicken from Tk 180 to Tk 170 at Mechhua Bazar in Mymensingh on 26 February 2026, a week into Ramadan, buyers and sellers told Jagonews24.
Low costs and strong prices have pushed coriander cultivation in Shariatpur past its target, though farmers want cheaper fertiliser and pesticide.
Imported fruit prices in Manikganj have started to ease after two weeks of Ramadan highs but remain beyond most buyers.
A python about 10 feet long found in a house ceiling in Srimangal was rescued and released into Lawachara forest.
FruitsA week into Ramadan 2026, fruit in Pabna town cost Tk 30 to 70 a kilogram more than before the fasting month, with apples and malta rising most and moving beyond the reach of low-income families.
FruitsIn late February 2026 mango trees across the Rajshahi University campus were thick with blossom. Two of the university's teachers linked the heavy flowering to less fog, a colder winter and two lean years that let the trees rest.
A former Dhaka job-holder in Magura has made a success of producing environment-friendly vermicompost, officials say.
CookingOn 26 February 2026 Jagonews24 published a recipe for shol (striped snakehead) do pyaza: half a kilogram of fish, marinated and fried, then finished in a masala built on a cup of thickly cut onion, to be eaten with rice.
International reports say many Medjool dates sold worldwide are Israeli produce grown on occupied Palestinian land, and Palestinian growers explain how shoppers can tell them apart.