Nasaka's NAF river adventure
Bangladesh's river-based ethology, by dint of our geo-political position, is perpetually at the mercy of our neighbours. Although India in particular, with which Bangladesh shares 54 of the 57 common
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Teesta turns into dried up canal this winter
Being massively silted on the bed, the river Teesta has turned into a dried up canal at the present winter season causing serious threat to ecology as well as irrigation in cultivable land in
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Padma changes course 13 times in 2 decades
Unabated erosion by the mighty Padma changed the geographical map of the frontier district of Bangladesh during the last 30 years rendering over one lakh people
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Fall of water level in Padma, Jamuna endangers navigation
Navigation in the rivers Padma and Jamuna in between Piajkhali and Daulatdia ghat, has been badly affected owing to abnormal fall of water level and emergence of numerous shoals in both rivers of
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Prospect for irrigation in Barindra lands created
A massive project for using the surface water in irrigation purposes in crop lands in the Barindra areas comprising 25 upazilas of Bangladesh has been created by constructing cross
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Prospect for irrigation in Barindra lands created
A massive project for using the surface water in irrigation purposes in crop lands in the Barindra areas comprising 25 upazilas of Bangladesh has been created by constructing cross
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Prospect for irrigation in Barindra lands created
A massive project for using the surface water in irrigation purposes in crop lands in the Barindra areas comprising 25 upazilas of Bangladesh has been created by constructing cross
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5-nation accord can generate 30,000 MW hydro-electricity
A mutual understanding among the five nations of this region can generate 30 thousand mega watt of electricity from a waterfall located between Arunachal province of India and eastern Tibet in China.
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Dhaleshwari drying up
With the emergence of shoals and obstruction in the upstream, the Dhaleshwari is alarmingly drying up, threatening minimum navigability and soil fertility of vast tracts of land along its basin. A
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Dhaleshwari drying up
With the emergence of shoals and obstruction in the upstream, the Dhaleshwari is alarmingly drying up, threatening minimum navigability and soil fertility of vast tracts of land along its basin. A