Khorshed Alam

A farmer holds seedlings grown in cocopeat, a natural byproduct of coconut husks. Cocopeat is used as a soil substitute in seedling cultivation. Farmers in Joypurhat are increasingly turning to cocopeat seedlings to enhance vegetable yields and reduce the use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides. The photos were taken from Ramchandrapur village of Panchbibi upazila in the district recently. Photo: Md Golam Ehsanul Habib
Bangladesh

Higher yield, safe vegetables: Cocopeat seedlings boost Joypurhat agro-economy

Visual: Duniya Jahan/TBS
Energy

Unexpected date with darkness: How Palli Bidyut protest upended routine of millions

Jannatun Faurdous is seen feeding chickens at her poultry farm in Joypurhat's Jamalganj. She assists her husband, Belal Hossain, in managing their rapidly growing business, which began as a small venture and is now valued at Tk1.5 crore. This photo was taken recently. Photo: Collected
Agriculture

Tk2,225cr market: Poultry farming transforms lives in Joypurhat

Gaibandha once again flooded last week where people could not even recover from the July floods when this photo was taken. Photo: Collected
Panorama

Are we neglecting the flood victims in the north? 

Farmers sow vegetable seeds at a seedling farm at Shahnagar village, Shahjahanpur upazila, Bogura. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Seedlings sprout to transform villages in Bogura

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Bangladesh

Political instability, slow economy cripple Bogura housing sector

Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

A father's dream shattered: Sixth grader dies of gunshot wounds 

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Economy

Bogura’s export earnings decline by 81% in 7 months of 2024

Zerin was injured by rubber bullets and lost consciousness on the street. Photos: Collected
Bangladesh

What happened to the collapsed girl in viral protest video?

Photo: Collected
Markets

When an egg costs more than a Sonali chick. Poultry in north in thick soup 

Unrest inflicts heavy losses on food businesses in Bogura
Bangladesh

Unrest inflicts heavy losses on food businesses in Bogura

(Left) Dragon fruit cultivation thrives in Tangail’s Ghatail upazila with the aid of advanced irrigation technology. High-efficiency irrigation sprinkler (right) ensures precise water distribution, boosts yield and reduces cost. Photo: Khorshed Alam, Collected
Bangladesh

Sprinkler irrigation revolutionises fruit farming in Tangail

Begum Rokeya University student Abu Sayeed. Photo: Collected
Crime

Abu Sayeed killing: ASI, constable suspended over 'unprofessional behaviour'