- Pakistan FM to arrive Dhaka on April 27
- US reiterates support for Bangladesh's reform agenda
- Certificate award ceremony of no. 128 Junior Command and Staff Course held
- 'Bangladesh to focus on reducing trade gap with USA'
- European Central Bank cuts interest rates for the seventh time
- Bangladesh asks Pakistan to apologize for 1971 genocide
- Bank accounts of Mostafa Kamal, family frozen
- Bank Resolution Ordinance approved to prevent money laundering
- Zimbabwe begin Test prep amid rain disruptions
- New black clouds appeared in Bangladesh’s political sky: Manna
- Bangladesh decides to ratify 1992 Water Convention
- NCP seeks 90-day extension for political party registration deadline
- July uprising 'Graffiti' captivates World Expo visitors in Japan
- Dr Yunus gifted tremendous ‘soft power’ to Bangladesh: Lutfey Siddiqi
- Independence Cup Volleyball begins Saturday
- Japan reports a $63 billion trade surplus with US
- 12-party alliance wants elections by December
- Jamaat Ameer outlines three conditions for upcoming election
- Other countries will no longer allowed to fish in Bangladesh waters: Farida Akhter
- 4th Bangladesh Remittance Fair in NY begins Saturday
Dhaka’s air quality declared ‘unhealthy’ this morning
Dhaka, the overcrowded capital of Bangladesh, ranked fifth on the list of cities with the worst air quality, recording an AQI score of 174 at 9:25 am on March 28, 2025. The air was classified as unhealthy, indicating a significant health risk for residents, according to the AQI index. The AQI...
Nationwide Anti-Pollution Drives: Tk20cr fines imposed
Nearly Tk 20 crore fines were imposed and 462 brick kilns were shut down in the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Changes nationwide anti-pollution drives, reports UNB. The nationwide initiative was aimed at tackling pollution through mobile court drives, which were carried out by the...
Proper steps crucial to keep rivers clean and flowing
Environment, Forest, Climate Change, and Water Resources adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan has emphasized on the important of taking proper steps to keep river water pollution-free and flow normally, reports BSS. The value of rivers in agriculture-dependent Bangladesh is immense. Just as the river is...
Noise polluters must be collectively resisted: Environment Secretary
Environment, forest and climate change ministry secretary Dr Farhina Ahmed highlighted the need for awareness and collective efforts to control noise pollution. Excessive noise poses serious risks to public health and the environment, she said, adding: All silent zones, including hospitals and...
Dhaka tops list of most polluted cities in world on Monday
Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, was ranked as the most polluted city in the world on Monday, according to the latest data from the World Air Quality Report. The report, which tracks global air pollution levels, revealed that Dhakas air quality was severely impacted by high levels of particulate...