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April 26, 2025, 10:24 am

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Fertilizer from Waste: Aftab Chowdhury 9 GMs promoted to DMD in state-owned banks City Bank launches Bangladesh’s first American Express Metal Card Torture over property: Father tied up and scalded with hot water by wife and children in Comilla Soil’s best friend: Vermi compost Crops worth billions grown on river islands (Chars Know what happens if you eat raw salt A Katla fish from Padma sold forTk.30,000 DVM Students of PSTU Selected for International Internship at Thailand’s Mahasarakham University Success in growing latirajtTaro in Tilok, Barishal Sadar Upazila

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9 GMs promoted to DMD in state-owned banks

RN Desk: Nine General Managers (GMs) from state-owned commercial banks, specialized banks, and financial institutions have been promoted to the position of Deputy Managing Director (DMD). The Financial Institutions Division read more

City Bank launches Bangladesh’s first American Express Metal Card

Soil’s best friend: Vermi compost

Crops worth billions grown on river islands (Chars

A Katla fish from Padma sold forTk.30,000

DVM Students of PSTU Selected for International Internship at Thailand’s Mahasarakham University

Success in growing latirajtTaro in Tilok, Barishal Sadar Upazila

RN Desk: Under the “Family Nutrition Garden Project” aimed at utilizing uncultivated and fallow lands, Md. Faruk Alam Khan has successfully cultivated taro vegetables on waterlogged land in Tilok, Barishal Sadar

Earning over Tk. 50 lakh annually from a three-fruit orchard

RN Desk: Abdul Karim, a resident of Mujguni village in Shyamkur Union, Monirampur Upazila, Jessore, has earned over Tk. 50 lakh annually from his orchard of three fruit varieties—Malta, Orange,

A U.S returned Zahidul now a successful agricultural entrepreneur

After spending nearly 18 years abroad, Md. Zahidul Islam returned to Bangladesh and established himself as an agricultural entrepreneur. His journey began with a simple goal—producing chemical-free crops for his

AWD irrigation system brings hope for rice cultivation

RN Desk: The Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) irrigation system has proven to be 28% more water-efficient than traditional irrigation methods. By ensuring controlled water supply, this system prevents waterlogging