Masuk Hridoy

Brahmanbaria village turns into 'ghost town' after JCD leader’s murder

Arson and looting forces over a hundred families to flee their home

5d ago

Fayzul finds success in mushroom farming

With a quiet determination and a vision rooted in both necessity and inspiration, Fayzul Gani, a young law student from Karuatoli village in Brahmanbaria’s Akhaura upazila, has carved out an unlikely path to success -- through mushrooms.

1w ago

Bijoynagar records bumper litchi yield

Growers eye Tk 25cr in sales

1m ago

Illegal soil extraction threatens Haora riverbank

Illegal soil extraction from the banks of the Haora river in Brahmanbaria’s Akhaura upazila has raised serious concerns over the integrity of the river protection embankment and the surrounding environment.

1m ago

India's import ban hits exports through Akhaura land port

Daily exports through the port halved after the restriction

1m ago

Migrant worker forced to fight for Russia killed in drone attack

"Are you Akram's mother? How do I tell you that Akram is no more…?".Mobina Begum, mother of Akram Hossain, a migrant worker who was forcefully made to fight for Russia by human traffickers in its war against Ukraine, got a call from his fellow Bangladeshi fighter from Kishoreganj on Thursd

2m ago

Farmers struggle as illegal soil extraction chokes Titas river

A syndicate engaged in extracting soil illegally in Brahmanbaria’s Akhaura upazila has curved out a road-like structure through the Titas river and adjoining cropland to facilitate soil transportation, thereby choking the river’s natural flow.

3m ago

Breathing life into bamboo

In the village of Sreemoddi under Cumilla’s Homna upazila, the melodious craft of making bamboo flutes has quietly persisted for generations.

4m ago
May 7, 2017
May 7, 2017

FLUTE plays export music

The sound of flutes tuning and playing is nothing new to Sreemoddi village in Comilla's Homna upazila. Over a century ago two expert flute craftsmen, Kokil Das Bairagi and Deen Bandhu, reached the village from India to ply their trade. Locals say they made up to a

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