Mintu Deshwara

Moulvibazar's Lawachhara is widely known for its forest resources and wildlife. It is home to 167 species of trees, 246 species of birds, 39 rare species of snakes and 20 rare and endangered species of animals.

Illegal hill cutting continues unabated for commercial purpose in Lawachara forest area of Srimangal and Kamalganj upazilas under the

"In my childhood, I saw the Basia river was about 180 to 200 feet wide and 25 to 40 feet deep in 1956. But it now looks like a narrow stream containing polluted water thanks to the mindless encroachment and dumping of waste material," said Monir Hosain, 85, a resident of Deokolosh village in Sylhet's Bishwanath upazila.

In a shocking display of cruelty and humiliation, authorities of a Habiganj school have refused to allow a teenage rape victim to sit for her final exams.

The production of aman paddy this season exceeded targets in seven upazilas of the district, much to the delight of farmers.

Continued encroachment and cultivation in Lawachara National Park area under the district threatens biodiversity in

Tk 300! Only Tk 300 each! Screams Shuhag Mia while showing his catch to the passersby.

Incidents of wild animals getting killed by vehicles on the Sreemangal-Kamalganj road through the Lawachhara forest in Moulvibazar are on the rise.

Various kinds of trees including some rare species are being illegally logged in Madhabkundo eco-park allegedly

Since his childhood Morom Ahmed, 65, had known Gugalicherra as a river, but last year, much to his astonishment, he heard that the

Only one doctor is attending to patients in ten dispensaries of the Bangladesh Railways East Zone, visiting each

Cattle smuggling through the borders in the district has continued despite recurring drives by different law enforcement agencies,

Three boys were killed after being run over by a train in Brahmanbaria yesterday when they were shooting a video of another train.

Around three thousand farmers could not cultivate aman on 6,631 acres of land in Kawadighi Haor of Rajnagar upazila under the

Sylhet District Administration yesterday started demolishing the recently built toilets on the east side of the Surma

The sale of clay pots has increased in Sylhet city and its adjacent areas marking the upcoming Durga Puja, the biggest

In a rare example of care, a monkey has been mothering an abandoned kitten for about a month in the district's Sreemangal upazila.

Nasir Uddin recently went to the government's livestock department's poultry farm office in Tilaghar of Sylhet city to purchase some ducklings.

The recently built toilets on the ground floor of a two-story building on the east side of the Surma river, near the Kazirbazar bridge under Sylhet city, is still being used by the fish traders despite numerous protests from the green activists and lack of intervention from the authorities concerned.

While walking around many a road in Mirjagangal of Sylhet city, one would be welcomed by rhythmic sounds since the workers there are busy making and repairing musical instruments, which are in great demand as part of the celebration of Durga Puja.