Injured Wild Elephant Dies Under Treatment in Cox's Bazar Forest
A sick wild elephant with injury marks died under treatment in the Khutakhali forest beat of Cox's Bazar North Forest Division, the third elephant death in that part of the forest.
A sick wild elephant with injury marks died under treatment in the Khutakhali forest beat of Cox's Bazar North Forest Division, the third elephant death in that part of the forest.
Farmers in Meherpur who have fattened cattle for Qurbani are anxious as a heatwave and constant power cuts leave animals off their feed and at risk of heatstroke.
Growing plants at home is more than a hobby: greenery around the house helps children develop both physically and mentally.
Family nutrition gardens are catching on in Narail, where 629 farmers in the Sadar upazila have planted vegetables on fallow land and around their homes.
A pig that swam across a river from the Sundarbans into a village in Satkhira's Shyamnagar upazila bit and seriously injured a 47-year-old man.
Bangladesh has 1.25 crore animals ready for the coming Qurbani, so no imports are needed and border surveillance against illegal cattle entry has been stepped up, the livestock secretary said.
Growers began picking Rangpur's traditional Haribhanga mango ten days ahead of schedule, and it has been on sale in markets since Saturday, 10 June.
Those dreaming of Scotland can visit Ooty, the hill station in neighbouring India known as its "Scotland", without spending much.
Rice gives energy, but eating it with certain foods such as roti, potatoes, fruit, corn or tea may cause health problems.
The Mango Special Train has set off again carrying a burden of losses, having spent several times what it earned over the past three years.
Supreme Court lawyer Barrister Syed Sayedul Haque Suman drew crowds to a friendly football match in Naogaon, where he handed guava saplings to the home players.
Mango bookings on the Mango Special Train fell on its second day, Friday 9 June, a day after it was launched to carry mangoes cheaply from Chapainawabganj.
Family farmers in Jhalakathi have fattened about 19,000 animals for Eid-ul-Azha, but soaring feed prices are eating into their hopes of a profit.