Long-term plan for energy imperative
Notwithstanding the government's repeated assurances that there are sufficient reserves of fuel oils in the country, queues at the filling stations are getting longer. Evidently, it is the ongoing war in the Middle East, which is the main source of Bangladesh's imported energy-both oil and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)-that is...
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How aquaculture can boost rural economy
That the country's fish farming has grown substantially over the years-earning it the third position in global ranking-is more than just a comforting statistic. It represents a remarkable transformation in rural livelihoods and food security. The multiplier impact of fish farming on the economy, particularly in terms of employment and...
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Stop using chemicals in Jilapi
Jilapi is one of those sweets that almost everyone loves. Recently, however, what is happening with jilapi is quite upsetting. Several reports and social media posts suggest that some sellers are mixing a chemical called hydrose into jilapi to make it look crispier and more attractive. This practice is extremely...
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Family card - a praiseworthy initiative
It is a matter of national significance that the Family Card programme was formally inaugurated at 10 am on March 10 at the T&T Ground adjacent to the Korail slum. The initiative reflects an important policy effort to strengthen targeted welfare delivery through responsibility and transparency.In times of economic uncertainty...
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