Shahadat Hossain

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Agriculture

Multiple agencies on ground, yet none forecasts agricultural demand or supply

A vegetable vendor is seen attending to his products at a kitchen market in the capital. Photo: Jahir Rayhan
Bazaar

Vegetable prices rise 30-40% as heavy October rain disrupts early crops

Rain water submerges paddy field in Dhunat, Bagura, on 1 November 2025. Photo: Focus Bangla
Agriculture

More November rain forecast worries farmers

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Agriculture

Bangladesh's growing dependence on imported seeds raises food security worries

A sack filled with potatoes. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Agriculture

Production glut, price slump leave potato growers in huge losses

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Bangladesh

Incessant rain hampers winter veggie planting, but blesses Aman

A flower stall in Shahbagh features the highly invasive and toxic Parthenium plant. This aggressive species has increasingly entered Bangladesh’s flower market, being used in garlands, wreaths, and floral headpieces to enhance the visual appeal of bouquets. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
Bangladesh

Poison behind the petals: Parthenium creeps into floral garlands

Fishermen catching hilsa. File Photo: Reuters
Industry

Hilsa prices jump up to 52% as exports plunge to 7-year low

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Economy

Construction, wood sectors struggle as sales plunge: Entrepreneurs

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Agriculture

Over half of country's farmland unsustainable, Sylhet and Barishal lag far behind: BBS survey

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Corruption

Court orders further probe into BASIC loan scam, ACC slow to begin

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Supplement

Two staples, one story: Tea and milk shaping the nation

Hilsa fish. File Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

High cost, low catch: Hilsa scarcity hurts fishermen, consumers