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নেত্রকোণার বারহাট্টায় মিশুকের নীচে চাপা পড়ে এক শিশুর মৃত্যূ হয়েছে। গতকাল শুক্রবার বিকেলের দিকে এই মর্মান্তিক দুর্ঘটনা ঘটে। শিশুটির নাম তম্ময় (৭)। সে উপজেলার সিংধা ইউনিয়নের সুনাউল্লারচর গ্রামের বজলু মিয়ার ছেলে। স্থানীয় সূত্�...

Seasonal fish drying seeing bright prospect in Netrakona Fishermen demand govt soft loans to thrive A farmer drying up fish in Barhatta upazila of Netrakona. Photo: Collected Hundreds of families in Netrakona haor areas have been drying fishes in traditional way and there is a bright prospect of this produce if this business is supported and properly monitored by the government, said the fishermen. It is an ancestral profession for many families for survival and this business is profitable one as the demand of dry fishes,especially of country varieties is ever increasing, said Md Mujibur Rahm...

The nor'wester and accompanying heat wave that swept over the country on Sunday massively damaged Boro paddy in both plain and haor areas of at least seven districts in northeast and southern divisions, dampening hope for increased production of rice and decline in prices to ease pressure on low income people's budget. This year, farmers cultivated Boro paddy on 48.83 lakh hectors of land, 3 per cent higher year-on-year, with agricultural officials expecting higher crop this harvesting season at a time when prices of the staple grain were higher. In March, consumers in Dhaka had to count 27 p...

Bumper Aman yield brings smile to flood-hit Netrakona farmers A smiling farmer harvests paddy at a field in Netrokona’s Barhatta upazila. Flood-hit farmers in the district are happy following the bumper production of Aman paddy. Photo: Collected Our Correspondent, Mymensingh Our Correspondent, Mymensingh Bumper yield of Aman has brought smile to farmers in Netrokona, who had faced several floods this year. Three back-to-back floods affected Aman fields at initial stage this year, putting thousands of farmers at serious risk of cultivation. But aft...