Khaleda urges opposition not to vitiate environment
Bangaldesh Prime Minister Begun Khaleda Zia called upon the Opposition not to pollute the overall environment burning vehicles and setting fire to public property.
Bangladesh Observer (Dhaka)
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Wastewater treatment plant opens in city
Bangladesh Information minister M Shamsul Islam urged foreign entrepreneurs to invest more in Bangladesh for maximizing profit and creating employment opportunities. The minister said this while
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Speakers urge government to dredge silted rivers
Organised by Subah Social Development Organisation, Amjhupi of Meherpur district (Bangladesh), a discussion meeting on
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Feasibility of rivers linking to be carefully examined
Indian President A P J Abdul Kalam said that the feasibility of linking the rivers of the country would be
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Dangers from computers
The inside and outside of a computer have many component with varying degrees of toxicity that pose serious health hazards to people. These risk include serious illnesses like repetitive stress
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Major rivers in N-region mark steady rise
All the major rivers and their tributaries in the northern region marked with steady rises of water level due to onrush of waters from the upper catchments in India during the last few days. All the
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Call to check sea pollution
Experts and environmentalists called for integrated local and international efforts to check pollution in seas calling it the most potential resource base for future world. Speaking at an
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HIV/AIDS from India, Myanmar may affect Bangladesh
A workshop on
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Teesta water sharing meet begins
Water experts of Bangladesh and India began a three
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PM stresses the need for sensible use of marine resources
Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia stressed the need of national, regional and international programmes for conserving the seas and oceans which in real sense are the world's treasure house.