No immediate reports of damage in Bangladesh

However, no severe or prolonged cold spell is anticipated

Octane now Tk 120, diesel Tk 100, petrol at Tk 116 and kerosene Tk 112

A juvenile semicircle angelfish glowing under the Bay of Bengal off Saint Martin’s Island.

Historic winter storm brings heavy snow, ice to eastern third of US

Bangladesh is among the countries worst affected by lead pollution, with millions of children exposed to hazardous levels, experts said at a workshop in a Dhaka hotel yesterday.

In 1980s-90s Dhaka, kids grew up knowing everything had a second life

Capacity payments, take-or-pay clauses and sovereign guarantees created fiscal liabilities, committee says

Rising air pollution forces residents to rethink the safety of outdoor acitivities

A pheasant-tailed jacana seen walking over waterlily pads on a pond in Chattogram’s Anowara KPZ area, its impossibly long toes spreading its weight like poetry across water.

Fixed boiler tube allows unit-1 to resume operations

60% of excavation completed as major irrigation scheme targets productivity gains across four districts

Dead birds found inside high-mast light poles raise concerns over engineering negligence at cargo yard

The quake was at a depth of 35 km

A worrying rise in retaliatory killings of fishing cats across Bangladesh, driven largely by conflict with local communities who blame the animal for losses to poultry and pond fish, is gradually pushing the species to the brink.

Mild cold wave persists in Panchagarh, Thakurgaon

Adviser inspects final-stage construction at Bangladesh’s first nuclear power plant

Three blue-cheeked bee-eaters huddled together on a cold winter morning on a tomato field in Rajshahi’s Godagari upazila, their fluffed feathers pressed close for warmth.

Northern districts remain under cold spell, though sunshine offers limited daytime relief to residents

The city’s air was classified as ‘very unhealthy’