Bangladesh Post

The Bangladesh Post is a prominent English-language daily newspaper based in Dhaka.

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Overwhelming rush of home-goers

4 days ago | bangladeshpost.net | Ahamed Ullah

As the holy festival of Eid-ul-Azha approaches, Dhaka has begun to empty out, with homebound people making their way to villages and hometowns, braving traffic congestion, transport shortages and other challenges. With only two days left before Eid, which will be celebrated on Saturday, an overwhelming rush of travellers was observed at all major exit points from the capital on Wednesday.
Cattle markets in Dhaka await Eid rush

5 days ago | bangladeshpost.net | Ahamed Ullah

With the holy festival of Eid-ul-Azha approaching, temporary cattle markets have begun to spring up across Dhaka. These markets are showcasing locally raised cows, goats, buffaloes, and sheep—alongside a few exotic animals like camels and dumba (fat-tailed sheep). However, buying and selling activities have yet to pick up pace as both buyers and sellers appear to be waiting for the customary last-minute rush.
Forewarn forearms Jamalpur char people

6 days ago | bangladeshpost.net | Ahamed Ullah

Every year, the residents of Pakrul Madhyapara and surrounding villages in Char Pakerdaha Union, Madarganj Upazila, brace themselves for the rising waters of the Jamuna River. Floods and riverbank erosion are constant threats in this remote char area of Jamalpur district. But this year, the story was different.
Pollution pushes Buriganga to death throes

1 week ago | bangladeshpost.net | Ahamed Ullah

Buriganga River, once the vibrant lifeline of Dhaka, is now fighting for survival. In Shyampur industrial belt, its waters have turned toxic because of serious contamination by untreated waste from nearly 50 textiles, dyeing, and heavy industrial units. The relentless dumping of chemical effluents has not only discoloured the river waters, but also filled the air with offensive odour, rendering the area nearly unliveable.
Most vehicles not giving a damn about speed limit

2 weeks ago | bangladeshpost.net | Ahamed Ullah

Most of the vehicles, particularly buses and private cars, are not following the government-fixed speed limits while running on roads and highways across the country, thus posing a potential risk of fatal accidents. The traffic situation of roads in the metropolitan cities is just horrible as almost all drivers run their vehicles recklessly, not giving a damn about the speed limit. Lack of proper guidelines is one of the main reason for not following the speed limits.
Ceaseless demos cripple city

2 weeks ago | bangladeshpost.net | Ahamed Ullah

Dhaka’s streets plunged into chaos this week as ceaseless demonstrations, protests and blockades over a range of demands brought traffic to a grinding halt, causing severe disruptions to daily life amid crippling snarl. The ongoing wave of unrest, led by political parties and student organizations, has brought key intersections such as Shahbagh, Kakrail, and Matsya Bhaban to a standstill.
Eight challenges demand balanced budget

2 weeks ago | bangladeshpost.net | Raj Das

As Bangladesh prepares to unveil the national budget for the fiscal year 2025–26, the Ministry of Finance has formally identified eight pressing economic challenges. With the country still revolving from administrative disorder, inflationary shock and structural inefficiency, this budget is not merely financial evidence— it is an assessment of vision, resolve and reform. Over the past few years, the country’s economic engine has been losing momentum.
How animal agriculture threatens freshwater supplies

Nov 29, 2024 | bangladeshpost.net | Vicky Bond

Fresh water is critical to the survival of ecosystems and living beings worldwide. However, as much as we all depend on water, some industries are notorious for their unsustainable water usage and rising contribution to water pollution. Factory farms are a prime offender. Groundwater—underground water in sand, soil, and rock—is a vital source of fresh water, comprising 99 percent of such water supply.
Inter-active engagement and accountable measures for country’s development

Nov 27, 2024 | bangladeshpost.net | Muhammad Zamir

It is quite clear that differing impacts created in different dimensions-social, economic, healthcare, transport connectivity and education- through climate change as well as infectious diseases like- Ebola, Monkeypox, Dengue and Covid - have clearly underlined the need for us to work together in all sub-regions to reduce the diverse impacts through the creation of a greener and fairer economy.
BGB deployed in capital, Ctg to ease tension

Nov 26, 2024 | bangladeshpost.net | Ahamed Ullah

 Lawyer killed in clash over Chinmoy’s jail order Hindus demand Chinmoy’s release, clash with law enforcers  Home adviser suspects instigation by parties at home and abroadAmid growing tensions over the deteriorating law and order situation, 10 platoons of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) were deployed in different places of the capital Dhaka and Chattogram city on Tuesday to avert any untoward incident.