Mintu Deshwara

Continuous rain and hill runoff trigger flooding, submerging homes and crops across haor belt

Cracks, exposed foundations and landslides raise fears of disruption along key 10km stretch in Habiganj

Rains hit harvest before govt procurement begins

Farmers in the haor region have suffered a further decline in Boro paddy prices as intermittent rain and clouds continue to prevent proper drying of harvested crops.

Haor floods wash away harvest overnight, stench of rotting paddy fills air in Habiganj

Labour shortage prompts Rajnagar administration to deploy tea workers; farmers relieved amid flood threat

Nearly 11,000 tonnes of ripe paddy lost as untimely floods hit peak harvesting season

855 families affected; embankment collapse, power outages and crop losses worsen crisis

Unknown caller earlier told family that Muhibur had been killed in a drone attack in Kyiv

For 20 days, Babul Mia lived under the constant threat of missile strikes near Tehran, cut off from his family in Bangladesh and unsure if he would survive.

Migrant returned home via Azerbaijan after embassy-led evacuation amid escalating violence

Mangalchandi Bazar dwindled to a handful of sporadic shops amid shifting rural dynamics

Ranu Gopal feted with emotional tributes by students, alumni and guardians, celebrating his decades of dedication

The century-old Sylhet-Akhaura railway line has become increasingly unreliable and hazardous, raising growing concerns among passengers.

Devotees, visitors gather as centuries-old rituals and folk fair continue unchanged

Kaikobad's struggles in delivering newspapers to the doorsteps

Rising costs and shifting consumer demand push traditional potters towards extinction in rural Bangladesh

Artists, researchers and cultural figures from home and abroad took part in the event

Officials report limited damage, but farmers warn true scale may be far higher

Farmer Tara Mia of Shailyani village in Rupeswar haor in Sunamganj’s Madhyanagar cultivated nearly six acres of Boro paddy, partly on his own and partly through sharecroppers.