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Dwoha Chowdhury

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The plunder that never stopped

1 August 2026
Illegal stone and sand extraction continues across Sylhet despite bans, court orders and crackdowns
1 August 2026
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Harold Rasheed’s first solo exhibition opens on his 70th birthday

30 June 2026
Titled “Shottore Harold” (Harold at 70), the programme was inaugurated on June 29 at the Shah Alam Gallery of Fine Arts in the Arabinda Dasgupta Building in Sylhet's TB Gate area. The event has been organised by Harold Rasheed's 70th Birthday Celebration Council.
30 June 2026
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Haor farmers sink into debt, misery

8 May 2026
Untimely rains, floods, and upstream water inflow have left thousands of Boro farmers in the haor belt reeling from crop losses and plunging paddy prices.
8 May 2026
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Bottled soybean oil becomes scarce

29 April 2026
Imports halve year-on-year, retailers receive under 40% supply, consumers pay up to Tk 15 above govt rate per litre
29 April 2026
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Boro paddy prices fall amid ample supply

24 April 2026
Boro paddy accounts for nearly 55 percent of Bangladesh’s yearly rice production
24 April 2026
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Deaths by lightning: An unsettling reality

22 April 2026
As farmers across the country worked in the fields on Saturday to bring in the season’s largest rice harvest, 10 of them were killed by lightning in seven districts.
22 April 2026
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Farmers in distress as diesel price rise drives up costs

21 April 2026
The recent diesel price hike has made service providers increase charges for harvesting the largest rice crop, Boro, irrigating farmlands, and threshing the cash crop maize-- and farmers are struggling to cope.
21 April 2026
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Farmers in distress as diesel price hike drives up costs

20 April 2026
The recent diesel price hike has made service providers increase charges for harvesting the largest rice crop, Boro, as well as for irrigating farmlands, and threshing maize -- leaving farmers struggling to cope.
20 April 2026
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Don’t walk away from problems -- be a force for good

The ship-breaking industry of Bangladesh employs around two lakh workers and meets about a quarter of demand for scrap metal in the steel industry that relies heavily on imports for raw materials.
6 December 2020
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Truth must be communicated to keep customers, build brands

When changes come, everyone starts diverting their attention to it and acts like the past has become obsolete. The same happened during this coronavirus pandemic when almost every company tried to connect their products with the Covid-19 in one way or another.
28 November 2020
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Adaptability is the key to success

Business students’ must-read book “Principles of Marketing: A South Asian Perspective” by marketing legend Philip Kotler cited an immensely successful idea of a Bangladeshi professional as a case study.
24 November 2020

Akbar’s arrest a ‘cross-border’ effort: police

With speculations and rumours running rife on social media as to who actually detained suspended sub-inspector Akbar Hossain Bhuiyan from near the border area, Sylhet district police have said it took a “cross-border operation” to arrest him.
11 November 2020
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Pond filled after spending lakhs for renovation

Sylhet City Corporation (SCC) recently filled a pond in the city’s Raynagar area, which was renovated spending lakhs in 2018. The authorities
8 November 2020
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Discard the word ‘impossible’, rather say ‘why not?’

As the scars of the prolonged coronavirus pandemic are deepening, experts are expressing concerns that the global economic recovery will be fragile and patchy.
8 November 2020
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A free man and a lost kingdom

In the hilly terrain of Sunamganj’s Tahirpur upazila, right at the foot of the Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, there is the grave of a visionary leader who dreamt of an independent Khasi state till his last day.
7 November 2020
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Structured process needed to stay competitive

The coronavirus pandemic began a few months after DHL, the world’s largest courier, parcel, and express mail service, celebrated its golden jubilee on September 25, 2019.
5 November 2020
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Local companies play a big role in economic development

With a long and successful career at the top of several multinational companies (MNCs), Reazul Haque Chowdhury took the helm of Runner Automobiles in November 2018.
27 October 2020
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No company can be bigger than its customers

Named after the late 18th century European chemist Lewis Berger, Berger Paints is on a never-ending quest to create innovative products.
26 October 2020
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Is overfishing resulting in loss of biodiversity at Tanguar Haor?

The vast wetland ecosystem of Tanguar Haor in Sunamganj is like no other place in the country. It provides livelihood for many and is home to a great variety of biodiversity. But overfishing in the waters is likely causing a loss of native fish species and as a result also affecting other forms of life which depend on them for food. In order to protect this ecologically critical area, effective measures need to be taken to stop overfishing and also focus on providing suitable alternative employment for fishermen.
26 October 2020
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Akbarnama: The tale of a corrupt cop

How crooked can a cop get?
24 October 2020
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Healthcare within reach, yet distant

Expecting mothers needing specialised care in remote villages under Dharmapasha upazila of Sunamganj still have to endure hours-long potentially risky journeys to the nearest public health facility, despite two new mother and children welfare centres in the area.
23 October 2020
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In times of crisis, look for opportunities

Mahtab Uddin Ahmed began his professional career with IDLC Finance, formerly known as the Industrial Development Leasing Company. Ahmed
18 October 2020
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While in coma, army official promoted on retirement day

On the day Lt Col Dewan Mohammad Tasawwar Raja, who has been in a coma for more than seven years, was supposed to retire, he was instead promoted to colonel.
16 October 2020
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The mind must be a calm pond

Having begun his advertising career in 1999 with the Mumbai-based Rediffusion Dentsu Young & Rubicam Private, Syed Gousul Alam Shaon assumed responsibility of Grey Group’s strategic planning and creative department in early 2007. Now, as a managing partner and country head, he leads the global advertising and marketing agency’s Bangladesh operations. During the second episode of The Daily Star’s ‘The Chief Executive Show’, he spoke about his turbulent youth, risk taking, various challenges to success, creative leadership and more.
15 October 2020
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Million years on rock record

Jaflong, a popular tourist destination, is rightly revered as the Daughter of Nature for its natural splendour.
3 October 2020
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Giving away greenery

The heartland of a reserve forest in Moulvibazar is in the process of being leased out to a private company for tea plantation.
2 October 2020
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MC College Rape: All accused arrested

Law enforcers arrested eight men accused in a case filed over Friday night’s rape at the hostel of Murari Chand College in Sylhet.
29 September 2020
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Rape in MC College: They looked away then, now they’re to probe

The Murari Chand College and hostel authorities who apparently turned a blind eye as a group of BCL activists occupied many rooms are now probing how those very activists could rape a woman inside the hostel.
28 September 2020

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