Water
Bangladesh, India share visions of connecting South, Southeast Asia
Foreign ministers of Bangladesh and India have shared a common vision of connecting South and Southeast Asia through regional projects of water, rail and roadways, as well as sharing of energy, tourism and telecommunication networks.
How to effectively increase attention span
A short attention span can create a bunch of difficulties in our everyday lives including poorer performance at school or work, and impotence in completing daily tasks.
Branded Content / LG PuriCare™: A Sustainable Solution for Pure Drinking Water
LG PuriCare™ water purifiers come in three different models, features and price points. These purifiers can be purchased from any Rangs Electronics Ltd. showroom with a 1-year warranty facility*.
How to stay hydrated during Ramadan
With the blazing summer sun this Ramadan, thirst is perhaps a bigger concern than hunger, for most.
Water: Garments’ invisible price
Bangladesh boasts as being the world's number two garment exporter. Every third European has a T-shirt made in Bangladesh on his back. Every fifth American wears jeans manufactured in Bangladesh.
Bengaluru to offer up 'sporting' pitch for 2nd Test
Barring a last-minute intervention from the home side, the second Test between India and Australia will be played on a "sporting" pitch which will be fair to both teams, organisers in Bengaluru have said.
'New state of water molecule discovered'
Water molecules have been observed behaving unlike gas, liquid or solid states by scientists at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, reports UPI.com.
PM Hasina made member of UN panel on water
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been appointed as a member of the United Nations High-Level Panel on Water.
Govt to guard against Zika
The government will strengthen surveillance at air, water and land ports across the country and screen travellers coming from countries affected by Zika epidemic.
Bangladesh, India share visions of connecting South, Southeast Asia
Foreign ministers of Bangladesh and India have shared a common vision of connecting South and Southeast Asia through regional projects of water, rail and roadways, as well as sharing of energy, tourism and telecommunication networks.
How to effectively increase attention span
A short attention span can create a bunch of difficulties in our everyday lives including poorer performance at school or work, and impotence in completing daily tasks.
LG PuriCare™: A Sustainable Solution for Pure Drinking Water
LG PuriCare™ water purifiers come in three different models, features and price points. These purifiers can be purchased from any Rangs Electronics Ltd. showroom with a 1-year warranty facility*.
How to stay hydrated during Ramadan
With the blazing summer sun this Ramadan, thirst is perhaps a bigger concern than hunger, for most.
Water: Garments’ invisible price
Bangladesh boasts as being the world's number two garment exporter. Every third European has a T-shirt made in Bangladesh on his back. Every fifth American wears jeans manufactured in Bangladesh.
Bengaluru to offer up 'sporting' pitch for 2nd Test
Barring a last-minute intervention from the home side, the second Test between India and Australia will be played on a "sporting" pitch which will be fair to both teams, organisers in Bengaluru have said.
'New state of water molecule discovered'
Water molecules have been observed behaving unlike gas, liquid or solid states by scientists at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, reports UPI.com.
PM Hasina made member of UN panel on water
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been appointed as a member of the United Nations High-Level Panel on Water.
Govt to guard against Zika
The government will strengthen surveillance at air, water and land ports across the country and screen travellers coming from countries affected by Zika epidemic.
Arsenic danger still not over
The government is not paying adequate attention to the health hazards caused by arsenic contamination even though millions of people are exposed to it, says Professor Abul Hussam, a US researcher of Bangladesh origin.