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Dipankar Roy

Khulna sees 33 killings in nine months

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Like every day, Akhtar Dhali, 55, was sitting at a tea stall beside a mosque in Durjanimahal village of Rupsha upazila after Maghrib prayers on Monday.
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Khulna sees 33 killings in nine months

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Rupsha records highest number of murder cases in district
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Khulna’s shrimp factories fall silent as supply shrinks

28 September 2026
The sprawling shrimp-processing factories along the Rupsha River once symbolised Khulna’s emergence as a major export-oriented industrial hub.
28 September 2026
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KMCH struggles with nearly 4 times its capacity

27 September 2026
When several-month pregnant Raisa Begum fell ill and was admitted to Khulna Medical College Hospital (KMCH), she had to spend days in a cramped corner beside the staircase outside the maternal care and labour ward because no bed was available.
27 September 2026
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Khulna Medical College Hospital struggles with nearly four times its capacity

26 September 2026
Dengue patients treated in corridors as 500-bed hospital nears 2,000 patients
26 September 2026
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Hospitals in Khulna overwhelmed

23 September 2026
The corridors of Khulna Medical College Hospital are no longer merely passageways for patients and attendants. They have become makeshift treatment spaces as dengue patients arrive in growing numbers.
23 September 2026
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Dengue surge in Khulna leaves patients struggling for hospital beds

22 September 2026
Some patients are being treated at home or in hospital corridors as admissions rise
22 September 2026
Khulna Student Azmal Hossain Beaten to Death

'Even if he ate a handful of rice, why would they beat him?'

21 September 2026
Around midnight on Saturday, Md Kutub Uddin received a frantic phone call from his son, Md Azmal Hossain, a first-year student at North Western University in Khulna.
21 September 2026
pirates

Exactly how do you rehabilitate pirates?

Palash Sheikh, a man of 32, runs a tea stall at Narkeltola Bazaar near Mongla upazila under Bagerhat district. Just a few miles south of the bazaar, lies the world's largest coastal mangrove forest, the Sundarbans.
1 November 2018
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HIV cases on the rise in southern districts

The prevalence of HIV/AIDS infections among people of southern districts are increasing sharply, raising health concerns in the region.
4 October 2018
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Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay's Aranyak (1939): the “Modern,” the “Non-modern” and the Nation-state

Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay is a name entwined with the rural Bengal and its people. He specifically focused on the north-western districts of the undivided Bengal and brought out an amazing portrayal of the simple rustic life and its scenic beauty.
28 September 2018
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Labour safety ignored at Rampal plant

The death of 15-year-old Sajib, a worker at the Rampal Power Plant site, brought attention to an issue that went previously unnoticed -- the lack of safety gears and the unsafe conditions that the plant workers have to face.
3 September 2018
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Over 3,000 people still homeless

About 3,000 people affected by Aila in Dakope and Koyra upazilas have been living on embankments as refugees for nine years since the cyclonic storm that hit the country's southwest region on May 25 in 2009.
26 May 2018
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Drug Dealing in Khulna: Fingers pointed at some cops, politicians

Khulna is like a haven for drug dealers as several policemen, with ranks from constable to officers-in-charge, are directly or indirectly involved in the smuggling and the supply chain.
23 May 2018
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A turnout that raises eyebrows

Of all the 286 polling centres in Khulna City Corporation, the one at Nayabati Haji Shariatullah Bidyapith in ward-10, stands out for recording a turnout of 99.94 percent voters.
16 May 2018
Polling agents of the BNP at Khulna City Corporation KCC Election

KCC polls: No BNP agents at 4 centres

Polling agents of the BNP-backed mayoral candidate are not seen in at least four polling centres during Khulna City Corporation elections since the voting began.
15 May 2018
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A passion for home-grown science

To see deep green paddy as it sways to a gentle breeze is anybody's delight. The paddy fields of Aruni Mondal, 42,
26 November 2017
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A university student builds his own drone

Suvik Roy, from Chunkuri village in Khulna's Dacope upazila, has long been inquisitive. From a young age and inspired by Hollywood movies, he has
21 November 2017

BCL man's terror pushes girl to breaking point

A teenage girl, a student of Govt LBK Degree College in Dacope upazila, has committed suicide in her dormitory room after Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) president of Bajua SN College allegedly took her to an undisclosed location by force the day before.
10 November 2017
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The music maker of Khulna

In the brown shell of a coconut, in the dried casing of a rounded pumpkin or an asymmetric gourd, in buffalo horn and of course in
4 October 2017
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Saiful came to Dhaka a week ago ‘looking for job’

Saying he would look for a job, Saiful Islam of Noyakathi village in Khulna's Dumuria upazila went to Dhaka just a week ago. But his
15 August 2017
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Bhabadaha: A tale of sorrow

Once famed for the ingenuity of its 21 sluice gates designed to efficiently channel the water of several rivers through plains and
4 August 2017
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Big cats in big trouble

Experts have expressed concern over the depleting Bengal tiger population in the Sundarbans as the number of tiger attacks in and around the mangrove forest has gone down significantly in recent years.
28 July 2017

Rain brings miseries, again

Yesterday's heavy rain inundated most parts of Khulna city again, causing sufferings to residents.
20 July 2017
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Waterlogging a never-ending crisis in Khulna city

Due to unabated encroachment of canals and a lack of proper drainage and sewerage system in Khulna city, waterlogging has become a perennial problem for the dwellers, especially in the rainy season.
15 July 2017
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Change Maker: Library on wheels

Travel the Khulna to Bagerhat Road and in the vicinity of Noihati in Khulna's Rupsha upazila you might see the curious sight of a man
23 June 2017

Vessel with cement clinkers capsizes

A lighter vessel, MV Sheba, with 800 metric tonnes of cement clinkers capsized in the Pasur river at Harbaria in the Sundarbans early yesterday.
5 June 2017
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Back to back tragedy for a family

Sohel Sarder was a class-IV student in 1998 when his father was gunned down. His eldest brother, Abu Syed Badal, was killed in 2010
26 May 2017

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