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MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2026

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Turag River. Photo: UNB.

Projects taken in foreign interests harmful for Bangladesh’s rivers: Environment activists

The webinar was on the occasion of ‘Earth Day’ on Wednesday

Bangladesh, Bhutan agree to activate river routes to expand trade

Bangladesh, Bhutan agree to activate river routes to expand trade

Photo: TBS

Bangladeshi rivers receive 24 times more plastic waste from neighbours

River has right to flow as it was flowing: Ainun Nishat

River has right to flow as it was flowing: Ainun Nishat

People dump garbage into the Buriganga River at Kamrangirchar area in the capital. Photo: Rehman Asad/TBS

60,000 river grabbers in the country: State Minister

Photo: Courtesy

What went wrong with Dhaka rivers re-demarcation?

‘Blue’ river Lukha in Meghalaya’s East Jaintia hills district flows into Bangladesh and it is known as Lubachhara. Photo. Northeast Now.

Meghalaya’s toxic river drives Bangladeshi endangered fish to extinction

Dense fog engulfs the Paturia ferry terminal shutting down usual operation. Photo: TBS

Dense fog disrupts ferry services

Devastating erosion of embankments. Photo: UNB

River rage: Unabated erosion gives villagers sleepless nights

A cruise to break free from pandemic monotony

A cruise to break free from pandemic monotony

Zoologist Dr. Mohammad Anisuzzaman Khan speaking as the chief guest at the discussion. Photo: TBS

Save rivers from pollution to implement Delta Plan

Representational Image. Filephoto.

Upstream water, rain trigger floods in Lalmonirhat, Kurigram

The medieval Pfalzgrafenstein Castle stands on a island on the Rhine in Kaub, on October 17, 2018. Photographer: Thomas Frey/DPA via Getty Images/Bloomberg

Germany re-engineering Europe’s most important river

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