About hundreds of shanties were burnt to ashes as fire broke out in city’s Lalbagh slum on Saturday.

Dried fish production should be scientific and healthy

DRIED fish producers in Cox’s Bazar’s Nazirar Tek village, country’s largest dried fish producing place, are still using toxins. Many of them use pesticides like Dithane-M 45, Shobicron, and Diazinon to ward off maggots and flies, according to a newspaper report. It’s not the story of a single village. In many areas, the DDT and Dichlorvos are also used in the second stage for conservation of the dried fish. The Chittagong Medical College Hospital during a study in 2016 had...

29 Jan 2019, 12:00 am

About hundreds of shanties were burnt to ashes as fire broke out in city’s Lalbagh slum on Saturday.

Dried fish production should be scientific and healthy

Syria crisis: UN hopes to start delivering aid to besieged areas soon

Day-long rugby on March 30

Ex-whip Shahidul Haque Jamal dies

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About hundreds of shanties were burnt to ashes as fire broke out in city’s Lalbagh slum on Saturday.

Dried fish production should be scientific and healthy

Syria crisis: UN hopes to start delivering aid to besieged areas soon

Day-long rugby on March 30

Ex-whip Shahidul Haque Jamal dies

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