Environment

July 5, 2026, 4:28 pm

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Bangladesh’s forex reserves cross $33b Cabinet committee formed to update 2006 visa policy Teachers involvement in politics affects classroom teaching: Milon Exports slip 0.58% to $48b in FY26 despite June rebound Education minister announces plan to recruit over 100,000 teachers Remittance inflow hits eight-month low in June, FY26 receipts rise 17.3% 311 extremists still at large Miracle: 3-year-old rescued and taken to hospital six days after Venezuela quake 4 police stations, 6 investigation centers in Purbachal approved: IGP Purbachal New Town to come under Dhaka district

Environment

11pc of population at risk of arsenic contamination: Fakhrul

BSS: LGRD and Cooperatives Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday informed parliament that around 11 percent of the country’s population remains at risk of arsenic contamination, according to the Read More

4.4 magnitude earthquake jolts Dhaka, parts of Bangladesh

Plant one tree wherever possible, PM urges citizens

STRONGER BIRTH REGISTRATION LAW CRUCIAL TO COMBAT CHILD LABOUR

PM suggests environment-friendly tree plantation

Random extraction of sand from Jamuna posing threat to environment: Speakers

State Minister Tuku leads cleanliness drive in Tangail

Tangail Correspondent State Minister for Fisheries and Livestock Sultan Salauddin Tuku led a special cleanliness drive on Friday morning at the Baby Stand area in Tangail municipal town, immediately following

‘Suffocating’ conditions found in Ad-Din ward where six newborns died, says DGHS chief

A three-member inquiry committee is set to submit its report within 72 hours Staff Correspondent The environment inside the section of Ad-din Medical College Hospital’s post-delivery ward where six newborns

Country’s interests to be protected in Farakka treaty renewal: Fakhrul

BSS: Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Minister and BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday said the Farakka Barrage agreement would be renewed while fully safeguarding Bangladesh’s

Tiger, deer sightings surge in Sundarbans after year of intensified conservation push

News Desk: However, forest bandit activities, limited manpower and the region’s difficult geography remain major challenges for the Sundarbans. The presence of tigers, deer and birds, along with other wildlife,