Understanding pressure, poor fittings and emergency response inside the home

Refuelling stations to close for six hours daily until March 14 to boost power supply during iftar

Energy adviser says reforms laid groundwork for sector change

First restart since 2011 Fukushima disaster

Octane now Tk 120, diesel Tk 100, petrol at Tk 116 and kerosene Tk 112

Capacity payments, take-or-pay clauses and sovereign guarantees created fiscal liabilities, committee says

Fixed boiler tube allows unit-1 to resume operations

A worrying rise in retaliatory killings of fishing cats across Bangladesh, driven largely by conflict with local communities who blame the animal for losses to poultry and pond fish, is gradually pushing the species to the brink.

Adviser inspects final-stage construction at Bangladesh’s first nuclear power plant

Agreement aims to boost cooperation in fisheries and marine affairs, with Chief Adviser Yunus stressing ocean conservation

The survey shows that many systems installed under government and donor-backed initiatives have stopped working due to poor maintenance, limited technical support and weak monitoring mechanisms.

Want assurance of uninterrupted supply of LPG

Letter sent to NBR seeks tax relief on imports and local production amid winter crisis

Consumers say they are paying Tk 1,500 for 12 kg cylinder

The Zahir Raihan Auditorium premises at Jahangirnagar University turned vibrant yesterday as a daylong Butterfly Fair brought together hundreds of butterflies, vivid photographs, and nature enthusiasts.

Big cat roamed within safety-netted zone

JU currently records only 70 butterfly species while it recorded 110 in 2013

Locals say puppies were thrown into the pond; videos of the grieving mother dog sparked outrage

Move comes as precautionary measure following multiple earthquakes in a short time

Loss of natural habitat due to deforestation pushing elephants into human settlements, forest officer says