` Now, an app to monitor sanitation
A mobile app will soon be put to use to help the West Bengal government monitor sanitation initiatives in schools across districts. "In Malda district all school inspectors and teachers will be equipped
Maldah
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Dhak minus feather frills
Forest department asks police to step up vigil at pandals to save egrets and storks from being killed to decorate dhaks Prithvijit Mitra | TNN
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Wall falls, river rushes in
The last guard wall protecting a habitation of 25,000 people in Malda gave way this evening and the Fulhar rushed into one village after another. The water level in the bazaar at Bhaluka, about 500 metres from the river, was over two feet around 9pm. District officials said it was rising alarmingly and the only hope for the residents was the a local canal
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Rivers threaten Malda banks
Riverbanks continue to crumble in Malda district with a stretch longer than 1.5km along the Fulhar at Ratua, just 9km from Bhaluka, being threatened anew.
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Dead fish float in river, arsenic plants shut
Malda, May 25: The public health engineering (PHE) department has shut down its two arsenic treatment plants at Mathurapur and Kahala near Manikchak as fish have started dying in the Phulhar river. The PHE authorities are clueless why the fish are dying in the river.
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Rs 15-crore mango lost to storm - Traders fear five-fold rise in price
The storm that lashed different parts of Malda district yesterday has destroyed mango worth over Rs 15 crore, spoiling completely a season that had already been hit by rainless months.
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8 jawans down with malaria
Malda, May 3: Eight jawans of the railway protection special force have been diagnosed with malignant malaria and kept isolated in a ward of a hospital here.
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Seething anger on the banks of Ganga
Raktima Bose
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Rs 55 crore in a week for water project
- Englishbazar civic body to build 4 reservoirs Englishbazar Municipality is set to receive Rs 55 crore for its drinking water project in a week, chairman of the civic body Narendranath Tiwari said here today.
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Mango worry for Malda traders - Warm weather & dense fog keep blossoms away
Malda, Feb. 10: Warm weather and dense fog over the past three weeks have left mango growers and exporters in Malda district worried as the fruit trees are yet to blossom fully. The mango development officer of the state
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Funds ready, but no nod to river work yet
OUR CORRESPONDENT Malda, Jan. 1: The state irrigation department in Malda is awaiting permission from the Ganga Flood Control Commission to begin a Rs 33 crore anti-erosion work along the river in the border areas.