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MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2026

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Family Card could lift 1.23cr people out of poverty, study finds

Family Card could lift 1.23cr people out of poverty, study finds

The study also estimated that, in absolute terms, full coverage under the scheme would lift 1.23 crore people out of poverty, reduce the number of extreme poor by 56 lakh, and move 1.56 crore...

A rickshaw puller takes a break from the scorching heatwave, resting on his rickshaw. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Bangladesh to be among world's 6 hottest countries by 2050: Study

A shark moves silently beneath the surface of the water. Photo : UNB/ AP

Study warns ocean chemistry changes could weaken sharks' teeth

Representational Image. Photo: Md Ali Ashraf Bhuiyan/TBS

87.4% people in Patuakhali and Barguna directly affected by climate change, 7% already displaced: Study

Teesta 200 MW Solar Power Plant in Gaibandha. File Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Solar projects plagued by soaring costs, 'collusive corruption' of Tk2,926cr: TIB study

Photo: Courtesy

Auction markets transforming fish trade as farmers bypass middlemen: BIDS study

Photo: United Nations

180 fossil fuel companies linked to hundreds of extreme heatwaves: Study

Illustration: TBS

Lessons from abroad: Skills to learn before leaving home

Seminar on “What will be the nutrient value of soil in 40 years?” held by the Soil Resource Development Institute (SRDI), 2 August 2025. Photo: TBS

'What will be the nutrient value of soil in 40 years?': scientists demand economic study

Representational image. Photo: iStock

Extreme weather drives global food price hike, worsening health risks: Study

Illustration: TBS

Violence against women in first half of 2025 shows sharp increase over previous 2 years

Graphics: TBS

Five must-have apps for students

In a desperate bid to beat the scorching heat, two young men cool off under a forceful stream of water from an irrigation pump in Chuadanga on 10 May 2025, where the mercury hit a season-high 42°C. Photo: TBS

Bangladesh faces 44 extra extreme heat days: Global study

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