Day and night temperatures may remain nearly unchanged over the country

Chittagong City Corporation (CCC) Mayor Shahadat Hossain yesterday urged port city residents to abstain from using single-use plastics, saying that a sustainable solution to the city’s waterlogging problem lies in eliminating polythene.

In Bangladesh alone, over 19,000 children under five died in 2021 due to air pollution

Marked the biggest one-year increrase since record keeping started in 1957

Bangladesh becomes first Asian nation to embed ‘Just Transition’ in climate pledge

Torrential rains battered several Mexican states over several days last week

When we treat animal welfare as a beat, not a spectacle, we’ll be humane, not just human

Gusty winds and thunder showers expected in Chattogram and Sylhet

Causes traffic jams

A twin-spotted tree frog spotted in Chattogram’s Hazarikhil Wildlife Sanctuary rests motionless on a damp branch, its emerald skin glistening under the forest light.

Locals panic as Jamuna river erosion ravages Soharabari in Bogura

Officials suspect the animal drifted from Assam’s forests

Due to strong current, repair work cannot be started immediately, officials say

Solar power sees 31% growth during first six months of 2025

45cm below danger mark at Teesta Barrage point, says WDB

Hundreds of people die every year in landslides and flash floods that are common in Nepal

Families, friends, couples gather to enjoy gentle breeze, boat rides, serene riverside scenery

The Forest Department has recently imposed a restriction on parking vehicles of visitors in Lawachhara National Park in Kamalganj upazila of Moulvibazar.

The recent death of a fisherman in a crocodile attack in the Sundarbans has triggered fear among locals, who are demanding stronger safety measures before venturing into the rivers and canals of the mangrove forest.

Bangladesh’s eastern coast, a key zone for development activities, is sinking faster than the central and western coasts amid rising sea levels, posing threats to infrastructure, vast swathes of farmland and the livelihoods of millions of people, warns a new study.