Weather-Climate

July 5, 2026, 4:32 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

Weather-Climate

4.4 magnitude earthquake jolts Dhaka, parts of Bangladesh

The tremor was felt around 9:28pm, spreading panic among citizens. TDS Desk: An earthquake shook Dhaka and several other parts of Bangladesh tonight (22 June), causing brief panic among residents. Read More

Bangladesh seeks stronger climate financing at Türkiye’s Road to COP31 forum

Pabna’s Ishwardi records season’s lowest temperature so far at 8.4°C

Intense cold, dense fog threaten Boro seedbeds and potato crops

Fog to persist for several more days

Bone-chilling cold shakes people in northern region

Winter sets in Nilphamari

Nilphamari Correspondent: The temperature has begun to drop in Nilphamari with the onset of Bangla month Paush, intensifying the cold each day. According to the Dimla Meteorological Office, the temperature

Cold wave grips Rangpur as char people face severe hardship amid dense fog

Rangpur Correspondent: Poor and distressed communities across five districts of the Rangpur region — Lalmonirhat, Nilphamari, Rangpur, Gaibandha and Kurigram — are bearing the brunt of a cold wave accompanied

Panchagarh shivers in cold despite rise in temperature

Panchagarh Correspondent: Despite a slight rise in temperature after more than a week of mild cold wave, the severity of winter has not eased in the northern border district of

Water level in 73 rivers rises, 43 falls: FFWC

TDS Desk: Water levels at 73 river stations monitored by Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre (FFWC) have marked rise while 43 stations recorded fall. Among the 119 monitored river stations,