The intense heat wave sweeping through Chanchra in Jashore is severely disrupting the production of fry (renu) and fingerlings, as temperatures have hovered around 40 degrees Celsius for a week
A bridge constructed over the Mathabhanga river in Gangni upazila of Meherpur district lies unused due to a lack of approach road.
District education officials attribute the lack of Shaheed Minars in most schools to a significant shortage of funds
The stagnant water has left large portions of farmland submerged, posing a serious challenge to local farmers and leading to financial losses
Farmers are taking extra care to protect their produce
The association confirmed that most pumps have already run out of fuel
Smoke and ash from three brick kilns in Chaugachha upazila of Jashore -- Waziullah Bricks, Sunny Bricks, and Hashem Brick Kiln -- are causing extensive damage to the environment and local agriculture
With the arrival of winter, demand has soared for Jashore’s famous date juice and jaggery
The intense heat wave sweeping through Chanchra in Jashore is severely disrupting the production of fry (renu) and fingerlings, as temperatures have hovered around 40 degrees Celsius for a week
A bridge constructed over the Mathabhanga river in Gangni upazila of Meherpur district lies unused due to a lack of approach road.
District education officials attribute the lack of Shaheed Minars in most schools to a significant shortage of funds
The stagnant water has left large portions of farmland submerged, posing a serious challenge to local farmers and leading to financial losses
Farmers are taking extra care to protect their produce
The association confirmed that most pumps have already run out of fuel
Smoke and ash from three brick kilns in Chaugachha upazila of Jashore -- Waziullah Bricks, Sunny Bricks, and Hashem Brick Kiln -- are causing extensive damage to the environment and local agriculture
With the arrival of winter, demand has soared for Jashore’s famous date juice and jaggery
Flower farmers expect a bonanza in December as the peak season for flowers has begun, which will continue until April next year.
Over 250 students of four government primary schools in Jashore’s Bhavadah region have not been able to attend lessons in their classrooms for an entire year.
