The incident of sexual assault that took place this Pahela Baishakh on the Dhaka University campus was not the first of its kind.

Sharif Hossain Nazmuddin, an entrepreneur who has been fish farming for years in his 5 fishponds at Chandpur shared his struggling experience.

Boishakh's different elements provide a powerful setting for our writers to talk about overcoming odds and welcoming a new dawn.

school can be built in a matter of days, and already many students are starting to attend classes in existing schools.

“Independence is being able to live as one big happy nation.”

Due to inadequate access and insufficient water supply, the “floating” or street people of Dhaka have to spend more money on average on water, compared to the people living in slums and apartments, researchers say.

Each year torrential showers of the monsoon season pour millions of gallons of fresh water over Bangladesh. In cities like Dhaka, where drinking water is a costly commodity, this abundant blessing should not go to waste.

When one walks into the Bihari Camp in Mohammadpur, locally referred to as the “Market Camp,” it is as though one has left the city and entered a different world- the world of the condemned.

ActionAid Bangladesh has taken the initiative of opening the first Water Museum in Asia.

South Asia has a long drawn history of rain water harvesting.