Mintu Deshwara

Herons have found a safe haven in Raja House at Sreemangal upazila of the district.

Three suspected militants were found dead inside the Moulvibazar's Borohat den as police wrapped up their 82-hour raid on the hideout yesterday.

Despite being the only wildlife treatment centre in the region, Lawacherra Wildlife Rescue Centre in Moulvibazar's Kamalganj upazila, is running without any veterinary surgeon, nurses and adequate equipment.

The 34-hour siege at one of the two suspected terror hideouts in Moulvibazar ended yesterday with the recovery of body parts of seven to eight people, including a number of children, inside the den at Nasirpur in Sadar upazila.

Locals are passing difficult times in Moulvibazar Sadar with schools shut, normal life hindered and business suffering for the ongoing anti-militancy raid.

A London expatriate from Moulvibazar is found to be the owner of both houses where law enforcers are conducting a raid in suspicion that militants are residing there. However, it is yet to be ascertained how the suspected militants have rented the houses and via whom.

People living in the surrounding areas of the militant den at “Atia Mahal” in Sylhet city were passing hard days after authorities cut off power and gas connections there to facilitate the raid on the hideout.

Food crisis has begun in the areas around Atia Mahal, where Bangladesh Army is raiding to flush out militants. Power and gas lines have been cut on top of a standing Section 144 imposed in the area - compelling locals into days of misery. Low-income groups has been hurt the most.

Two militants were killed during the army-led operation inside the terror den at Atia Mahal in Sylhet yesterday, as the raid to take on the terrorists holed up there entered its third day, making it one of the longest anti-terror operations. However, the operation codenamed “Operation Twilight” was far from over as more militants were believed to be still inside the five-storey apartment.

The heavy rain on Thursday came as a boost for the tea gardens in Sylhet as the shower could help the owners avoid the fall in output caused normally by drought at this time of the year.

A rare Himalayan mole was rescued from a village in Sreemangal upazila yesterday.

Better known as a tourist site for its beautiful sweeping landscapes, Sylhet's Jaflong is suffering from stone collection, with associated

Arrival of migratory birds sees a boost in Hakaluki Haor this year, much to the delight of bird watchers and visitors.

Lula river in Bianibazar upazila of Sylhet has turned into a narrow, polluted stream, thanks to mindless encroachment by grabbers.

Monkeys from a shrine in Ambarkhana area of Sylhet city continue to intrude into nearby houses in their quest for

Influential traders have been illegally extracting stone from the Lovachhara river and its nearby hillocks in Sylhet's Kanaighat upazila for several years, making the area vulnerable to landslides.

Monkeys from a shrine in Ambarkhana area of Sylhet city regularly intrude into nearby homes for food, causing such a nuisance that

Classes of around 200 students of Elbintila Government Primary School in Juri upazia under the district are suffering due to shortage

Authorities of Bangladesh Railway (BR) are again using bamboo sticks to support track sleepers, this time on two railway bridges on Dhaka-Sylhet-Chittagong route in Kulaura upazila under the district, ignoring the risk of serious accidents.

A rare Himalayan vulture has been rescued from an abandoned house in a village near Lawacherra forest in Sreemangal