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Md Nurul Amin

Eight Years of Milon Murder / Justice still elusive

29 July 2018
The family of murdered teenager Shamsuddin Milon of Companiganj upazila in the district is yet to see justice, eight years after the brutal incident.
29 July 2018
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Sorjan system blessing for Noakhali char people

4 April 2017
Char farmers have gained success in vegetable and fish farming through sorjan cropping system on the fallow lands
4 April 2017
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Refreshment betters kids' school performance

12 February 2017
Admission, attendance and pass rates of government primary school students in nine upazilas under district have seen significant
12 February 2017
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Pigeons spell success for the unemployed

17 January 2017
Possibly the world's first domesticated bird, the pigeon, and its association with mankind is recorded in more than five-thousand-
17 January 2017
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Dakatia dying

10 December 2016
The Dakatia River in Raipur upazila of Laxmipur is dying as some local influential people are setting bamboo fences, large net
10 December 2016
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Impact of Cyclone Nada / Over 2,000 cattle die so far

14 November 2016
Over 2,000 cattle, including cows, buffaloes and rams, in remote char areas of the district died due to incessant rain
14 November 2016
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6,000 jhau trees destroyed, 22,000 under threat by Meghna erosion

19 October 2016
About 6,000 yews popularly known as jhau trees at Boyar Char in the district have been destroyed while 22,000 more are in danger due to continuous erosion by the river Meghna during the last several years.
19 October 2016
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