S Dilip Roy

A hearing and speech impaired man with other physical challenges is struggling to survive with family by selling newspapers at

Cattle lifting has increased in the district ahead of Eid Ul-Azha, forcing farmers to guard their cattle during the night.

At least 700 of 1050 railway staff quarters under Lalmonirhat Railway Division of West Zone Railway went under

The Bailey bridge over Swarnamati River on Lalmonirhat-Burimari Highway at Sarpukur village at Aditmari upazila of the district may

An organised syndicate controls 10 markets selling Indian cattle in border areas of the district, thanks to the lax vigilance of Border

Children affected with different diseases due to fluctuation of temperature are being admitted in large numbers to Lalmonirhat Sadar

A youth of Hatibandha upazila of the district has been planting trees to save the green world since his school life.

The drug peddlers, who surrendered to police in Lalmonirhat Sadar upazila on Tuesday, pledged to refrain from taking, carrying and

Villagers have been guarding the grave of slain farmer Shafiqul Islam from Sunday night for fear that the body may be taken away by the killers.

In a gesture of aversion to Jamaat-e-Islami's politics, the people of Teesta River basin village Thangjhara in Saniazan union of

Farmers are happy following the bumper production of aus paddy this season in Lalmonirhat Sadar upazila this season while an acute

A number of farmers in the district are using their lands for fish cultivation as they are losing their interest in paddy farming due to low prices.

Many water bodies like rivers, canals and ponds are becoming polluted due to retting of jute plants in these water bodies as ribbon retting, a method for retting the plants with less water, is yet to gain popularity in the district.

Around 4,000 flood-affected people from India, who took shelter in villages along the Lalmonirhat border on Sunday

Lalmonirhat-Burimari national highway has become risky for traffic movement due to the many potholes that have developed at different points on the road.

Almost all the children of the Bede (gypsy) community in Lalmonirhat are deprived of education due to absence of awareness among their guardians and lack of proper facilities. Instead of sending them to school, the parents teach the children magic tricks to earn money.

This distance of just about six feet between them seems painfully huge. And agonising, too. When they come to see each other here as two bamboo fences separate them, they know they are so close and yet so far.

Around 50 thousand people were marooned in 80 villages of 16 unions under the district as the low-lying char lands of Teesta and

The Bailey bridge over the river Swarnamoti on Lalmonirhat-Burimari Highway is on the verge of collapsing at Sarpukur area under

“I had to sell three of my six cows for low prices in the local market on Sunday as the recent flood damaged all the grasses at fields,