Digital Media Awards: Quint, Hindu, Prothom Alo, Indian Express win big
Digital Media Awards: Quint, Hindu, Prothom Alo, Indian Express win big
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Island hopping in Bangladesh?
Island hopping is a popular tourist activity in many countries and adventure travel enthusiasts have been visiting the islands in the Bay of Bengal for quite some time now. This begs the question: can island hopping be a new tourist activity in the country, like other tropical neighbours?
Bangladesh General Char Biswas Dimer Char Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Char Montaj Saraf Uddin Talukder Shajib
Source: tbsnews.net
Oil tanker capsize threatens biodiversity
New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs
Source: newagebd.net
Cyclone Sitrang starts moving onto land
New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs
Source: newagebd.net
Bangladesh chars: As floods and erosion consume river islands, thousands are being left homeless
With nowhere to go, most char residents are resettling in city slums.
Bangladesh General Meghna River Kutubdia Island Rafiqul Islam Montu Indiaspend Abdul Matin Majhi Sramik Kendra
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Why Thousands Are Fleeing The River Islands Of Bangladesh
Many in Bangladesh have settled on the chars, islands in the middle of the river, formed of the silt that accumulates along the deltaic basin. But the river Meghna is swallowing many of these islands, leaving people homeless.
Source: indiaspend.com
Disappearing Bangladeshi island tells story of climate change
DHAKA: The last time rising water levels forced Pervin Bibi to leave her home was three years ago. Now she knows it will happen again soon, as the coastal Bangladeshi island where she lives is disappearing from the map at increasing speed. Located in the estuary of the Meghna River, just a few kilometers from the Bay of Bengal, the island of Dhal Char is shrinking due to river
Source: arabnews.com