How crossbred sheep can become the next 'cash animal'
Sheep farming, which carries a lighter carbon footprint, promises to change lives in calamity-prone southwestern Bangladesh
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Sheep farming, which carries a lighter carbon footprint, promises to change lives in calamity-prone southwestern Bangladesh
Across five coastal districts - Khulna, Bagerhat, Satkhira, Patuakhali and Barguna, at least 70 desalination water plants, called Reverse Osmosis (RO) plants have been installed, while 13 are under construction
Following on from a feature in our September 10 issue about Sreepur Village Bangladesh, the team shares the success story of one resident...
Leprosy still infects 4000 people every year in Bangladesh UNB 31st January, 2021 08:14:04 About 4,000 fresh leprosy cases are being detected every year in Bangladesh and almost eight percent of the patients suffer from leprosy-related disability, according to a document from Leprosy & TB Coordinating Committee (LTCC) on ‘World Leprosy Day-2021’. With a slogan ‘#Beat Leprosy’, the National Leprosy Programme (NLP) and LTCC member organisations jointly celebrated the World Leprosy Day-2021 in Bangladesh as elsewhere on Sunday. The country observed the day with a Bengali slogan ‘Sommil...