Sukanta Halder

Without mandatory insurance, disasters will keep draining public funds, experts warn

Trade bodies welcome proposed amendments but stress accountability

The relentless surge in gold prices is putting people in a tight corner, yet some are still buying the precious metal for potential gain

Cultivation of new potatoes also falls; experts blame govt’s poor planning, policy gaps

Cultivation of new potatoes also falls; experts blame govt’s poor planning, policy gaps

Analysts and stakeholders blame weak enforcement, limited lab facilities in rural areas and poor awareness among producers

The sector has only 4 such qualified professionals, though 40 are needed

Thousands of fishermen across the coastal belt are enduring hardship during the fishing ban

The Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority (Idra) has proposed stricter limits on how much life and non-life insurance companies can spend on management costs, aiming to strengthen financial discipline and reduce delays in claim settlements.

Affordability, trust, and tradition bind generations of customers to New Market

Potato prices across Bangladesh have plunged below Tk 20 per kilogramme from Tk 25 a month ago, leaving farmers reeling from losses even as the government struggles to contain the market glut..Stakeholders blame the government for failing to implement its announced measures, including a mi

The interim government is seeking to introduce sweeping reforms in the fisheries sector,  aiming to ensure  safe fish free of chemical, microbiological and hazardous elements.

Tk 58cr stuck in payment gateways as government efforts stall

Indian visa restriction shifted many towards local brands, says one retailer

Another subsidised food programme for 1cr families struggles with incomplete list

Traders create artificial crisis by storing hilsa to raise prices later

Despite its rich culture, diverse landscapes, and vibrant biodiversity, Bangladesh’s potential as a tourist destination remains underutilised, for which tour operators blame poor branding and inadequate infrastructure.

Bangladesh sees 66% growth in mango exports, but logistics and high costs remain major barriers

Industry insiders attribute the surge primarily to the international bullion market

The country’s imports hit a three-year high in July this year, as the economy continued to recover from the dollar crisis that had forced authorities to scale back purchases from abroad..Importers brought in goods worth $6.2 billion in July, up 19.5 percent in the same month a year earlier