A group of sand traders has been running unhindered business by stealing sand worth lakhs of Taka from 'Sitalakkya' river flowing through Kapasia upazila of Gazipur district (Bangladesh) and the
The prevailing hot spell coupled with declining level of underground water as well as the persisting load shedding of electricity have caused immense sufferings to the Dhaka's dwellers. As the
Two day labourers were killed and two others fell seriously sick inhaling toxic gas as they were engaged in construction work of a underground water reservoir at South Vobanipur village (Bangladesh)
Most of society is now aware that noise can damage hearing. However, short of a threat that disaster would over take the human race if nothing were done about noise, it is unlikely that many people
The people of the Joypurhat (Bangladesh) are facing acute crisis of pur drinking water during the last few months. Both the deep tubewells (DTW) and shallow tubewells (STWs) have been used to
U.N. Environmental Programme Executives Director, Klaus Toepfer warns that tens of thousands of animals and plants meet their conservation targets established at the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de
Arsenic contamination of groundwater is the greatest challenge to approximately 30-40 million people in Bangladesh have been chronically exposed to high concentrations of this naturally occurring
Diarrhoea has broken out in an epidemic form in most of the villages in Jessore (Bangladesh) district, of which villages in 7 unions under Monirampur upazila are worst affected. At least 8 persons
Plastic the wonder material, is perhaps the most harmful of all trash because it does not ready break down in nature. In fact, plastic may still be around in hundreds of years to foul up the beaches
Daily activities of Bogra (Bangladesh) people have become slow due to scorching heat and heat wave. Temperature is rising day after day. And for this reason people are suffering from various
