Whilst millions flock to Cox’s Bazar for its famous coastline, just beyond the tourist strip lies a starkly different reality of overflowing drains, towering waste heaps, and polluted rivers choking the historic “City of Health”. The true scale of the crisis is most visible at Kasturaghat, situated beside the Bakkhali River, where decades of indiscriminate […]
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27 Oct 2026
The sight of thousands of migratory birds gliding across the lakes of Jahangirnagar University, their calls...
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25 Oct 2026
Annual coastal flood losses across Asia and the Pacific could rise nearly 20-fold by 2100, reaching...
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21 Oct 2026
An endangered Indian peacock softshell turtle was rescued from Jahangirnagar University (JU) campus on Monday evening....
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19 Oct 2026
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) signed Memoranda of Agreement (MoAs) with 12 partner organisations under...
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15 Oct 2026
Standing by the Pashur River, Santosh Sarkar, over sixty years old, points at a patch of...
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13 Oct 2026
Sundari tree (Heritiera fomes), the principal flora and namesake of the world’s largest mangrove forest, is...
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11 Oct 2026
Economist Anu Muhammad has alleged that unplanned development projects in Cox’s Bazar are destroying natural protective...
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28 Sep 2026
A total of 146 elephants died in Bangladesh between 2016 and 2025, out of an estimated...
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26 Sep 2026
In a novel initiative to protect urban biodiversity amidst expanding concrete and shrinking green spaces in...
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16 Sep 2026
