September 21, 2023
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  • Bandarban cries for tourist due to cookie-chin alarm

    Farhad Chowdhury: Bagalek, the highest altitude freshwater lake in the country. This wonderful tourist center is located in Ruma Upazila of Bandarban. Every year, thousands of tourists flock to see Bagalek, a reservoir of exquisite natural beauty located at a height of 380 meters above sea level. Most tourists come…

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  • Minister for measures to stop deer huntingin Sundarbans

    UNB: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Md Shahab Uddin yesterday directed the authorities concerned to take necessary measures to stop deer hunting and poaching in the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest.He gave the directives while addressing a progress review meeting held at the ministry in the capital.The minister…

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  • Sundarbans lost 451 km in 100-yrs

    Forest area reduced by one 3rd Staff Correspondent: Your Sundarbans is like a mother. This forest is called the oxygen reservoir of Bangladesh. But due to various reasons, including encroachment, river erosion and climate change, the forest area is now reduced to one third. That’s why experts say that everyone…

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  • Skilled manpower and planning hindrances of tourism sector

    Staff Correspndent: The hilly district of Rangamati is a promising destination for tourism. Tourists flock here throughout the year to enjoy the natural beauty. Although tourism has immense potential, many people think that the development of the tourism industry is being disrupted due to the lack of specific government plans…

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  • Tourism master plan not completed even in 3-yrs

    Tk 29 crore already misused Mahfuz Emran: The Bangladesh Tourism Board took the initiative of formulating a master plan three years ago for the development of the country’s tourism sector. But till today the institution could not finalize the master plan. But they are spending Tk 29 crore to plan.If…

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  • CCDB Climate Centre opened at Sreepur in Gazipur

    Staff Correspondent: After 10 years of planning and construction, the door of the “CCDB Climate Centre” at Sreepur in Gazipur has been opened. The Christian Commissio n for Development in Bangladesh (CCDB) inaugurated its Climate Centre on 1st October 2022, which is the first of its nature in Bangladesh. It…

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  • Residential hotels safe haven for criminals

    Staff Correspondent: Criminals are using residential hotels as a safe haven for committing various types of crimes hiding their real identities.Crimes ranging from drug trade, immoral activities and gambling to cheating and murder are taking place in residential hotels in various parts of the country, including the capital.It is alleged…

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  • Tigers should increase in coming days

    Industry Desk: International Tiger Day or World Tiger Day celebrated yesterday to make people aware of the dangers and problems faced by tigers around the globe.The cutting down of trees which causes loss of habitat, illegal trading and hunting are some of the prime factors behind the declining population of…

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  • ‘Govt working for dev of tea industry in Panchagarh’

    Panchagarh Correspondent: Bangladesh Tea Board (BTB) Chairman Major General Md Ashraful Islam has said the government is working relentlessly for development of the emerging tea industry in Panchagarh region. “An initiative has been taken to set up a tea auction center in Panchagarh subject to the development of required infrastructures,”…

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  • Malta achieves highest 6 pc GDP in Europe

    Enayet Karim back from Malta: In 2022, real GDP growth is forecast to reach at 6% against 4.9% target, which is higher than projected in spring, given the expected stronger gains in the services sector, although tampered by the negative impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Growth in 2022 is…

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