2 die for toxic gas inside water tank in city
Two day-labourers died of toxic gas inside an empty underground water reservoir Thursday morning at Gulshan in Bangladesh. Police and hospital sources said that the two workers entered into the
Bangladesh Observer (Dhaka)
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Severe cold befalls N-district earlier, the poor worry over
Nor-thern district of Bangladesh have begun ex
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Ensure setting up ETPs in all industrial units: Tariqul
Bangladesh Environment and Forest Minister Tariqul Islam expressed his utter dissatisfaction as Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs) have not yet been installed in different industrial units to implement
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Ensure setting up ETPs in all industrial units: Tariqul
Bangladesh Environment and Forest Minister Tariqul Islam expressed his utter dissatisfaction as Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs) have not yet been installed in different industrial units to implement
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Bangladesh must take firm stand on agri issues at WTO meet
Economists and parliamentarians at a roundtable in Dhaka Thursday called upon the government to impress the developed countries so that they don't take any anti-LDC decision at the upcoming 6th WTO
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APEC aims to free blocked trade deal, clip bird flu
Leaders of economies from around the Pacific rim gather in South Korea this week po put their weight behind faltering free trade talks and join forces to deal with the threats of avian flu and
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Environmental treaty in SAARC regions to be launched
The 13th SAARC Summit has decided to launch a Regional Environmental Treaty among the member states to enhance cooperation in the environmental field, reports UNB. Expressing deep concern over the
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People across country experiencing famine
Opposition Leader Sheikh Hasina said not only in northern part but people across the country are experiencing famine, reports BDNEWS. "People are not in peace as prices of essentials went beyond
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ADB to provide $ 42.5 m in credit for developing agribusiness
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will lend US$42.5 million for funding agribusiness projects in Bangladesh to stimulate commercial activities in the country's agriculture sector, reports UNB.
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1400 villages to be brought under rural development
the inhibitants of 1400 villages in Gaibanda and Jamalpur districts would be benefited as the government will complete 500 ongoing infrastructural projects including arsenic free safe water project