Three floods in two months, and no time to recover
Habiganj’s Kaliganj residents struggle to repair homes and recover losses as repeated flooding hits at least 30 villages
5 September 2026
Century-old Shamshernagar station buried under mountain of garbage
With no permanent dumping site, commuters, traders and residents face stench, insects and health concerns every day
22 August 2026
BNP, AL leaders among 20 accused in Satchari tree-felling case
Forest Department files case on instructions from PMO and environment ministry
20 August 2026
Tea workers intensify protests for Tk 500 daily wage
Protests spread as workers reject 5% wage increment and demand union election
17 August 2026
Vacancies, silted ponds leave Moulvibazar govt fish farm struggling
It can produce only a fraction of the district's demand amid manpower shortages and ageing infrastructure
16 August 2026
Monsoon mayham leaves Satchari wildlife ponds in peril
Spanning 243 hectares, Satchari is considered one of the country's most biodiversity-rich protected areas
12 August 2026
Erosion leaves over 100 households at risk
“Every night we go to bed fearing our house could disappear into the river before morning,” said Anhar Mia, standing beside a cracked flood protection embankment in Moulvibazar’s Kamalganj upazila.
12 August 2026
Books make a comeback in Sreemangal schools
During the tiffin break at Victoria High School in Moulvibazar’s Sreemangal, a group of students were doing something that has become quite unusual these days: reading for pleasure.
12 August 2026
In Sreemangal, books are making a comeback
Hundreds of students are discovering literature beyond their textbooks through a reading festival
11 August 2026
Tea, toil and a fading heritage
A visit to tea gardens in Sreemangal in Moulvibazar and Chanpur in Habiganj found workers picking tea leaves under scorching sun and heavy rain. Many said they had never heard of the day
9 August 2026
What remains of Bangladesh's fading ethnic traditions
Modernisation threatens Bangladesh ethnic traditions, making the preservation of indigenous cultural artefacts and musical instruments increasingly vital.
9 August 2026
Rare kalij pheasant spotlighted in Satchhari
A rare sighting of the endangered-looking kalij pheasant in Habiganj’s Satchhari National Park has renewed hopes for Bangladesh’s forest biodiversity, while conservationists warn that habitat loss and hunting continue to threaten the bird’s local population.
21 July 2026
Landslides fear grips Moulvibazar residents
For thousands of families living on the hills and hillocks of Moulvibazar, the monsoon brings fear instead of relief, as illegal hill-cutting continues to increase the risk of deadly landslides.
20 July 2026
Floods damage 210km of roads in Moulvibazar, Habiganj
LGED says erosion by rivers has disrupted communication; full extent of damage yet to be assessed
19 July 2026
Flood recedes, leaves nothing behind: Habiganj and Moulvibazar families return to ruins
More than 8,300 homes destroyed as embankment breach forces tens of thousands to rebuild from nothing
16 July 2026
How illegal sand extraction led to Khowai embankment breach
Officials file case against two over alleged lease violations as locals say repeated warnings about sand extraction went unheeded
16 July 2026
Flood leaves two visually impaired families of 11 cut off in Moulvibazar
Eleven members of two brothers' families remained isolated for days before relief finally reached them
15 July 2026
30,000 marooned in Habiganj as floods breach Khowai river embankment
At least 1000 have been taken to makeshift centres
10 July 2026
The fishing net that spares nothing
Banned China Duari nets continue trapping fish, fry and eggs across Habiganj
6 July 2026
When roads failed, 40 youths in a Moulvibazar village took matters into their own hands
Local and expatriate contributions helped volunteers restore vital routes damaged by years of rain and neglect
2 July 2026