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Onion farmers not happy over price, yield in Pabna

Naresh Madhu

PABNA, Mar 29: Pabna accounts for almost two-thirds of the country's total onion production. This year, onion has been cultivated in more land than the target in the district. The yielding of the bulbous or tuber variety of onion has been good. But growers don't get expected prices. Onion cultivation has been increasing in Pabna for ...

Impacts of globalisation on our women

Naresh Madhu

Globalization is a term used to describe the increasing interdependence of the world's economies, cultures, and populations through the cross-border trade of goods and services, technology, investment flows, people, and information. Countries have been developing economic partnerships to facilitate these movements for centuries. However, the term gained popularity in the early 1990s after the Cold ...

A journalist remembered

Naresh Madhu

Pabna Press Club has held a commemorative meeting to honor senior and deceased journalists. It marks the sixth death anniversary of the renowned journalist and cultural figure, Anwarul Haque who was a correspondent for the daily Ittefaq. He was a journalist known throughout the Pabna district.The meeting commenced, with esteemed members of the community seated ...

Media reforms needed urgently

Naresh Madhu

We have celebrated over 53 years of independence, yet throughout this period, media control has taken on various forms. In the post-independence period, the government imposed strict restrictions on newspaper publishing, resulting in the closure of all but four newspapers. However, with the People's Movement of the 1990s, new publications emerged and flourished, even as ...

Cold wave paralyses normal life in Pabna

Naresh Madhu

PABNA, Jan 4: A severe cold wave sweeping across northern Bangladesh has brought normal life to a standstill, with Pabna experiencing its lowest temperature on record at 9.6 degrees Celsius. The chilly wind and dense fog have compounded the impact, particularly on vulnerable population such as daily labourers, slum dwellers, and those living in public spaces ...

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