Imagine yours is the only family in an entire village -- just you and your better half living there. Sirajul Islam Sarker, 75, and his wife, Monwara Begum, 60, are the only heartbeats of Umanathpur, a tiny village in Mymensingh’s Ishwarganj upazila.
Gouripur Lodge, a century-old iconic architectural landmark, once used to stand in all its glory in the Jubilee Road area of Mymensingh city.
Around 5,000 students of some 25 educational institutions in the locality are facing troubles with their commute after their classes resumed this week
Rakibul Islam of Kishoreganj has covered the outside front walls of his house with famous book covers
Students struggle for lack of proper classes, facilities
The Nallapara Rasur (Loichha) Bridge on Mahadeo river in Netrakona’s Kalmakanda upazila sustained significant damages in the recent flash floods
Pera, a traditional sweetmeat, is having a moment of its own during Durga Puja this year.
Imagine yours is the only family in an entire village -- just you and your better half living there. Sirajul Islam Sarker, 75, and his wife, Monwara Begum, 60, are the only heartbeats of Umanathpur, a tiny village in Mymensingh’s Ishwarganj upazila.
Gouripur Lodge, a century-old iconic architectural landmark, once used to stand in all its glory in the Jubilee Road area of Mymensingh city.
Around 5,000 students of some 25 educational institutions in the locality are facing troubles with their commute after their classes resumed this week
Rakibul Islam of Kishoreganj has covered the outside front walls of his house with famous book covers
Students struggle for lack of proper classes, facilities
The Nallapara Rasur (Loichha) Bridge on Mahadeo river in Netrakona’s Kalmakanda upazila sustained significant damages in the recent flash floods
Pera, a traditional sweetmeat, is having a moment of its own during Durga Puja this year.
A celebration of rhythm and ritual
For nearly five years, the BIWTA has been dredging the Old Brahmaputra in Mymensingh to improve its navigability under a Tk 2,763 crore project, but only 26 percent of the project has been completed as of early May this year.
Thousands of women from several villages in Mymensingh’s Phulbaria upazila are now becoming self-reliant by making an earning through the production of traditional handicrafts from a variety of leaves.
