The future of Bengal Delta
31 January 2026, 08:43 AM
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Can we make lockdown work this time around?
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It’s time to talk about cotton
27 June 2021, 18:00 PM
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Managing environmental resources for green growth in Bangladesh
27 June 2021, 18:00 PM
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Why can’t they get their fair share in our budget?
26 June 2021, 18:00 PM
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Have we done enough to address the problem of drug abuse?
25 June 2021, 18:00 PM
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Street violence and gang culture 2.0
25 June 2021, 18:00 PM
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Fighting the Delta variant: Do we have a plan?
22 June 2021, 18:00 PM
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Apparel industry needs a clearer strategy for donor funding
20 June 2021, 18:00 PM
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No light at the end of tunnel
Nothing has been able to break the ongoing political deadlock.
5 March 2015, 22:04 PM
Common people in a tight corner
Shahnaz Begum is numb from the shock of her husband's death just three days ago. Yet the thought of the future of her two minor children sends shudders down her spine, unsettling her.
5 March 2015, 22:01 PM
Hunt or be haunted
When most of the Tiger's fans will wake up this morning and pick up this newspaper, their beloved team will have already played out half of their game against Scotland.
4 March 2015, 20:46 PM
Of a 'crazy'man, 2.5 katha land
Habibur Rahman Jewel, 45, has developed a symbiotic relationship with his birthplace. It is a small 2.5 katha plot in the capital's Gendaria where an old, tin-shed house once stood. What remains of it now are piles of dust, brick chunks and rubble all around.
4 March 2015, 20:42 PM
Govt to purchase 10 vessels
The government is going to purchase 10 ships from China and Italy at a cost of Tk 2,777 crore under state arrangement.
4 March 2015, 20:41 PM
Not just a PM
We were not surprised when she reached the tin-roof house in Pallabi to console slain blogger Rajib's mother on the February 16 afternoon in 2013.
4 March 2015, 00:01 AM
Chance to rectify mistakes
Cricket fans across the country will have to make some serious adjustments to their Thursday morning's wake-up call if they are unwilling to miss the Tigers in action against Scotland.
4 March 2015, 00:01 AM
Face of a hate campaigner
Shafiur Rahman Farabi is a religious extremist who has been rather open about his business. His numerous postings online show his main mission is to identify free-thinking bloggers and hound them on social media platforms.
2 March 2015, 22:37 PM
Sudden attacks raise alarm
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday asked ministers to remain alert to the sudden rise in subversive activities and vandalism.
2 March 2015, 22:28 PM
Seized gold goes to central bank
Since independence, 2.2 tonnes of seized illegal gold worth around $90 million has been added to the country's foreign currency reserves.
1 March 2015, 23:23 PM
Into the cobweb of gold rackets
Gold smuggling has gone remarkably up of late. Big haul of the most-sought-after metal makes headline all too frequently.
26 February 2015, 22:21 PM
Transport workers' families in hardship
Shahanara Begum, 35, felt relieved that she could buy a cauliflower on credit from a street vegetable vendor. Her five children will get some vegetable curry in their next few meals instead of potato and pulse over the past four days.
26 February 2015, 22:16 PM
Studies go on but in fear
Things may not seem that bad in the capital, but elsewhere the almost two-month-long blockade coupled with frequent hartals has hit every aspect of people's lives very hard. With inter-district communications snapped, businesses have come to a near-halt,
25 February 2015, 21:48 PM
Fix the error, not the mirror
You're getting ready for the office, not knowing how you look. A woman dresses herself up for a party, blindly. A girl is having her hairdo or makeup done before going out to meet friends, with no clue about her looks. A dentist tries to do a root canal job on a tooth deep inside a patient's mouth, basing on what he can see and what he can't. The outcome is obvious -- a laughter or disaster.
24 February 2015, 22:41 PM
41 killed in launch capsize
At least 41 people, including seven children, drowned and around 65 went missing, as a launch sank after being hit by a cargo vessel in the Padma river in Manikganj yesterday.
22 February 2015, 22:56 PM
Tigers fans going global
Traditionally it has been the Indian and Pakistani fans that have best represented the sub-continent during international cricketing tournaments abroad. Be it in the West Indies, England or South Africa, fans from India and Pakistan have always managed to be the most vocal and the most visible on television.
21 February 2015, 22:51 PM
Dating with danger
Thoughts of his family and worry over their future engrossed him throughout his journey. He knew an arson attack on his truck was enough to ruin everything.
21 February 2015, 22:51 PM
Target three
Mamata Banerjee yesterday promised to play her due role in the Teesta water sharing deal, the longstanding enclave exchange issue, and not allowing militants use West Bengal.
21 February 2015, 22:51 PM
Tigers shrug off Afghan jitters
Bangla songs and the slogan "Bangladesh, Bangladesh" shook the Manuka Oval far into the night after Bangladesh's victory over Afghanistan.
18 February 2015, 22:30 PM
DEATH for Subhan
“We fail to understand how the accused Subhan being a Bengali Muslim actively aided, abetted and facilitated the commission of such crimes with extreme cruelty against the non combatant civilians of his own locality.
18 February 2015, 22:02 PM