The death toll from deadly flash floods that swept two Indonesian islands, including tourist hotspot Bali, rose to 19 yesterday, officials said, with five others missing.

Call for resilient health protection in Satkhira

A flock of spotted doves soars gracefully over the golden-green Aush paddy fields of Bogura’s Sariakandi, where the season’s crop is ripening.

The report also revealed the involvement of 53 individuals, including leaders of different political parties, other individuals, and government institutions

Over a hundred illegal structures demolished on second day

The country is likely to experience normal rainfall during the month

The Forest Department has reclaimed 10 acres of forest land in Satkhamair mouza under the Barmi union in Gazipur’s Sreepur upazila and brought it under afforestation.

PHOTO: TANVIR JUBAIR .THE SLOW ‘SNAIL-BLAZERS’… A Bradybaenid snail edges carefully along a damp branch in Fatikchhari’s Hazarikhil,. Bradybaenidae, often called Asian land snails, are found across East and Southeast Asia, including Bangladesh, inhabiting moist forests, scrublands and gard

Air pollution is cutting Bangladeshis’ average life expectancy by 5.5 years, making it the country’s deadliest external health risk, according to a report published yesterday.

Phase-2 aims to build submerged dams, safeguard boro crops from flash floods

The aim is to prevent the emissions from being released into the atmosphere, and thereby help halt climate change.

The quake was at a depth of 10 km (6.2 miles)

A stunning moonglow or burrowing anemone sways like a living flame in the Bay of Bengal off Saint Martin’s Island.

Erosion by Old Brahmaputra and Jingiram rivers has devoured at least 50 houses in Jamalpur's Bakshiganj upazila, said an official of Water Development Board (WDB).

Spot market procurement approved to meet rising energy demand

Strong currents left deep pits in homesteads and yards, while poultry, goats and cattle were washed away in several areas

Water levels of Teesta and Dudhkumar rivers start to drop

A pheasant-tailed jacana, known as ‘jol moyur’ in Bangla, soars over a tranquil wetland in Chuadanga.

The district administration, during a joint operation in Bholaganj of Sylhet’s Companiganj upazila and parts of Sylhet city, has recovered over 35,000 cubic feet of stones previously looted from the Sada Pathor tourist spot.

Rab claims to have found Bholaganj’s white stone stored in seven warehouses