S Dilip Roy

At the Visually-impaired Rehabilitation Centre in Haribhanga area of Lalmonirhat town twenty children from struggling families are given the chance to dream.

Lalmonirhat farmers are riding high this winter on the back of healthy market rates for spinach. Spinach varieties including lal shak,

Ten bridges, constructed over canals and small rivers at different villages in four upazilas under the district one to four years ago, are

A few years ago when Jamal Hossain, from Tiparbazar village in Lalmonirhat's Aditmari upazila, was a student of class 10, he wanted to enter a literature competition. He hoped to recite a Nirmalendu Goon poem for Brac's Taray Taray Deepshika programme in Dhaka.

Villagers in many areas of the district are repairing at their own expenses the roads, bridges and culverts that were damaged by the recent floods.

Farming of cassia-leaf locally called tejpata is bringing additional income to farmers in the district as there is high demand for it.

The district administration is yet to take steps to implement the scheme for rehabilitating 3,949 listed beggars here.

Simultaneous cultivation of two crops on the same land is gaining popularity among farmers in the district as they get better profit for the same expenditure as for one crop.

Farmers in the district are worried because they cannot protect their crops from pest attack as the pesticides they are using are substandard and ineffective.

Santwana Rani Ray of Haridas village of Sarpukur union in Aditmari upazila under the district has set a glorious example of defying odds, achieving success in education as well as martial art through dedication and perseverance.

Over 100 drug peddlers in the border areas in the district, who took an oath one year ago to give up the crime, are leading normal lives and taking part in campaigns against peddling and use of contraband drugs in their villages.

Kohinur collects cow dung from the fields and then dries it to sell in the town.

Farmers in the district are worried as their hope of getting bumper production was shattered due to the damage caused by the prolonged flood this season.

During the recession of floodwater, many people are losing their houses and lands due to erosion by Teesta and Dharla rivers in

Vast tracts of fertile arable land in the villages of the Teesta and Dharla river basin areas in the district have been covered with sand

Farmers in the district are earning good profit by cultivating a new variety of vegetable got from jute saplings, locally

Flood victims in 15 villages at Kulaghat union in Sadar upazila blamed the Water Development Board (WDB) for the collapse of a dyke

Masum Parvez, 38, from BDR Hat Road area of Lalmonirhat town is a successful businessman. In his diversified fertiliser, pesticide,

Many people in the Teesta and Dharla river basin char (landmass emerging from riverbed) areas have achieved

The remote char (landmass emerging from riverbed) lands in Dharla River basin areas of Lalmonirhat have never been synonymous