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Torturing Jubo League leader in custody: Thakurgaon OC withdrawn - Vimarsana News

Torturing Jubo League leader in custody: Thakurgaon OC withdrawn

Thakurgaon Sadar Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Md Kamal Hossain was withdrawn and attached to Rangpur range police last night.

Viewing gleaning in Bangladesh through Varda's lens - Vimarsana News

Viewing gleaning in Bangladesh through Varda's lens

Gleaning is a term used in the agriculture business to describe collecting crops abandoned in the field after all other food resources have been harvested. Agnès Varda, one of the pioneers of the French New Wave era, paid tribute to the people she left behind to pick up the camera.

Torture in custody: Thakurgaon OC among 5 cops to be sued - Vimarsana News

Torture in custody: Thakurgaon OC among 5 cops to be sued

A court today ordered the superintendent of police (SP) of Thakurgaon to file a case against five policemen, including the OC of Sadar Police Station, for torturing a Jubo League leader in police custody

BSCIC generates 14,724 employments in country's northwest region - Vimarsana News

BSCIC generates 14,724 employments in country's northwest region

By Dr Md Aynal Haque RAJSHAHI, May 6, 2023 (BSS)- Existing units on the industrial estates belonging to Bangladesh Small and

BNP-Jamaat misrule: BNP Leaders' Syndicated Price Hike and Black Market Cause Fertilizer Shortage, Farmers Unable to Cultivate Paddy - Vimarsana News

BNP-Jamaat misrule: BNP Leaders' Syndicated Price Hike and Black Market Cause Fertilizer Shortage, Farmers Unable to Cultivate Paddy

The article discusses the devastating impact of the BNP-Jamaat government's misrule and corruption on farmers during Khaleda Zia's tenure as prime minister from 2001 to 2006. The power crisis and the BNP leaders' involvement in a fertilizer scandal led to a decrease in food grain production, forcing many small farmers to abandon cultivation and migrate in search of food and work. Reports reveal that BNP leaders created a crisis in the market, hoarded fertilizers, produced counterfeit fertilizers, and sold them at exorbitant prices to a select few wealthy farmers. As a consequence, ...

Source: albd.org