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- Palestinian ambassador thanks Bangladeshis for protests
- No need to panic over suspension of export orders: Press Secretary
- Honey harvesting begins in Sundarbans' Satkhira range
- RMG workers protest in Gazipur demanding unpaid dues, Eid bonus
- Philippine envoy meets Chief Adviser
- Miraz shortlisted for best sportsperson of the year
- US citizens in Dhaka warned of travel risks
- Daffodil University suspends lecturer for opposing student solidarity strike for Gaza
- ‘Swadhinata Concert’ rescheduled in solidarity with protest against Israeli genocide
- I strongly oppose any displacement, annexation in Gaza, West Bank: Macron
- 11 jailed, including 7 ex-Sonali Bank officials, for Tk 1.38 crore embezzlement
- Ukraine to send delegation to US next week for talks on new mineral deal
- BEZA invites foreign investment in ambitious NSEZ project in Ctg
- 'Redrawing the map, climate change threatens national security'
- 34% of Americans trust ChatGPT—But not for legal or medical advice
- 'Govt creating ecosystem to make business operations much easier'
- Prof. Yunus urges Trump to postpone tariffs on Bangladeshi exports
- Brook named new England white-ball cricket captain
- 249 killed in 11 days of Eid road accidents across Bangladesh: RSF
- The Attraction and Potential Hazards of AI Lovers
Tomato farmers face crisis as prices collapse
A silent crisis grips Bangladeshs agricultural heartland as tomato farmers face an unprecedented price collapse, turning a season of promise into financial despair. Once hopeful for profitable returns, cultivators now find their produce nearly worthless, with prices so low that a kilogram of...
Sweet corn cultivation expands with strong market demand
Sweet corn cultivation in Bangladesh is emerging as a lucrative alternative for farmers seeking higher profits, shorter harvest cycles, and a reliable market. The success of farmers like Sohel Rana in Ranisankail illustrates the potential of this crop to revolutionise local agriculture. Unlike...