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How to kill a canal

Do you know how much garbage it takes to kill a 13-kilometre-long flowing canal?

Bangladesh generalMohammad hasimMehedi hasanShaymol chandra dasSelim khanKeraniganj kachariparaMasud ranaMokammel shuvoSukumar mandalWater development boardDevelopment project proposalInstitute of water modelling for bangladeshZila parishadWater modelling

Govt mulls subsidy for diesel in Boro season: Razzaque

Govt mulls subsidy for diesel in Boro season: Razzaque

Nardia simpsonMuhammad abdur razzaqueAbu saleh khanBangladesh agricultural universityIndustrial research organization of australiaInstitute of water modellingAwami leagueAgriculture minister dr muhammad abdur razzaqueWater modellingCommonwealth scientificIndustrial research organizationDeputy high commissionerDhaka nardia simpsonDirector abu saleh khanGovt mulls subsidyBoro season

Govt may subsidise diesel for farmers: Agriculture Minister

Like fertiliser, the government would consider giving subsidies to farmers for diesel, Agriculture Minister Muhammad Abdur Razzaque said today.

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Study finds irrigation not only reason

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

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Cultivation of Boro doesn t deplete groundwater

Boro cultivation does not deplete groundwater as it requires only 661 litres of water, according to a study.

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