S Dilip Roy

Hazrat Ali of bordering Patgram upazila under the district often observes tea plantations in no-man's land area on the other side of

Illegal stone lifting with dredgers was stopped in June last year, but vast areas of arable lands in Patgram upazila of the district had

A road being rebuilt under the Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) in Sadar upazila is breaking down in some places,

Due to thick cloud of stone dust from the stone crushing machines, people of Lalmonirhat's Burimari Land Port area are facing serious health hazards.

Forty five years after the country's final victory against the Pakistan occupation forces, mother of a martyred freedom fighter is still

Defying the double challenge of inoperative hands since birth and parents' poverty, Ferdous Alam Firoz has successfully continued his

Rubber dams were built over three rivers in three upazilas of the district four years ago, but they have not been put

Allegedly poor quality seeds of maize is worrying maize farmers in Hatibandha and Patgram upazilas as the grain does not develop on the cob.

A housewife in Sadar upazila has achieved immense success in cattle rearing, which she started with one cow given by her father 30

For small-scale and landless farmers living on the river char (landmass emerging from riverbed) areas of the Teesta, Dharla and

One hundred and sixty five people of 28 families in Purbo Bejgram village under Hatibandha upazila of the district have been getting

They don't have a playground in their school. They don't have fans or lights in their classroom. They live in extreme poverty and their fathers temporarily migrate to big cities including Dhaka to pull rickshaws when they are done with the seasonal harvesting.

Over 1,000 growers of jujube, a small fruit known locally as boroi, are happy at getting bumper production and much higher

Most of the fishermen in the district prefer sending their children for fishing to schooling and so, a large number of

Paresh Chandra Barmon, 46, from Kacharipara village in Bhadai union of Lalmonirhat's Aditmari upazila doesn't

Two persons appeared before the freedom fighters' verification committee, claiming as the genuine freedom fighter

Many sandy chars of Teesta, Dharla and Brahmanputra rivers have turned green as thousands of landless char farmers are growing

Production of deep-rooted crops in the district is decreasing day by day due to the bad impact of plough pan on the soil.

Indian cattle smuggled from India have flooded local markets in the district while border guards claim that no cattle

A farmer at Shivram village in Barabari union under Sadar upazila has successfully farmed vegetables on fallow land,