Sustained prevention efforts can reduce HIV/AIDS
HIV infection levels in Asia have been found to be low compared with some other continents, notably Africa. But the population of many Asian nations is so large that even low national HIV prevalence
Bangladesh Observer (Dhaka)
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Patients of 2100 children die of AIDS in country
Some 310 under
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Farmers need to be well equipped with modern agri tech to boost output
Lack of knowledge and modern agricultural equipment at farmers level hinder 20 to 30 per cent yield of crop, specially the Boro crop annually. They suggested the farmers be better equipped with
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Keeping bio-diversity, eco-balance stressed
Conservation of bio-diversity for maintaining ecological balance was stressed by the participants at a daylong regional workshop in Bangladesh. The speakers also laid importance on protection of the
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WDB implementing 34 projects worth Tk 323.86 cr in Barisal
Water Development Board (WDB) (Bangladesh) has been implementing 34 major projects involving Taka 323.86 crore in six southern districts under Barisal division during this fiscal year. The projects
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Reforms of Ramganj Panchagram Dam project urgently needed
About ten thousand people living in the Panchagram Embankment Project under Ramgonj upazila (Bangladesh) had urged the authority concerned to renovate the project works through dredging of linked
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Keeping bio-diversity, eco-balance stressed
Conservation of bio-diversity for maintaining ecological balance was stressed by the participants at a daylong regional workshop in Bangladesh. The speakers also laid importance on protection of the
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WB attaches spl importance to HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh
The World Bank (WB) will attach special importance to the HIV/AIDS issue in Bangladesh in the wake of India's dominance over South Africa in terms of HIV/AIDS cases. "We can clearly imagine that the
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Santu blames rulers for routing 95 pc Adivasi's in Hill districts
The Chittagong Hill Tracts Regional Council (Bangladesh) chairman(CHTRC) and former guerrilla leader Jyotirindra Bodhipriya alias Santu Larma blamed the rulers for deprivation and negligence in
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Effective measures during natural catastrophe can minimise misery
German Ambassador to Bangladesh Dietrich Andreas said that few effective measures could minimise the misery of millions of people caused by natural catastrophe in the country every year. "Long-term