শুভ বসুমতি দিবস ২0২0 : Earth Day 2020 : The theme is “ Climate Action”

shah pori island of teknaf cox bazar of bangladesh is one of the potential island on the bank of bay for fishing and dry fish processing which is valuable exportable item of the country .

THE RIVER PADMA IS A CHARM NATURAL HERITAGE OF BANGLADESH KNOWN THE STORE HOUSE OF WORLD FAMOUS TASTY HILSHA FISH .

SINGAIROF MANIK GONJ DISTRICT IS RICH WITH ITS NATURAL BEAUTY AND DIVERSITY OF LIFE.

the life diversity in buriganga river of dhaka city who is now running on oxyzenless life on sick ill due to man made chemical pollusion . people are transporting water mellon to lift it in whole sell centre at wiseghat of dhaka city for selling .the children also bathing and floating the own made toy ship on the dirty and polluted water

sundarban of bangladesh is a virgin store house of natural biodiversity . its the largest mangrove forest in the world where found the world famous wild life royal bengal tiger. UNESCO recognised it as one of the natural heritage of the world

sundarban of bangladesh is a virgin store house of natural biodiversity . its the largest mangrove forest in the world where found the world famous wild life royal bengal tiger. UNESCO recognised it as one of the natural heritage of the world

sundarban of bangladesh is a virgin store house of natural biodiversity . its the largest mangrove forest in the world where found the world famous wild life royal bengal tiger. UNESCO recognised it as one of the natural heritage of the world

sundarban of bangladesh is a virgin store house of natural biodiversity . its the largest mangrove forest in the world where found the world famous wild life royal bengal tiger. UNESCO recognised it as one of the natural heritage of the world

three beautiful water liliy with fascinating reflection are seen in the monsoon lake of singair manik gonj bangladesh

COX BAZAR IS THE LARGEST SEA BEACH OF THE WORLD WHICH IS 120 KM LONG TO BADAR MOKAM IN TEKNAF. COX BAZAR NAME HAS COME ACORDING TO THE NAME OF AN ENGLISH OFFICIAL CAPT COX IN 1798. ITS A FASCINATING AND SPLENDID BEACH VISITED MILLIONS OF TOURIST FROM HOME AND ABROAD EVERY YEAR . VERY SOON COX BAZAR IS GOING TO ACHIEVE ONE OF SEVEN SURPRISING NATURAL HERITAGE OF THE WORLD.ADIBASI MELA AND CULTURAL FESTIVAL WAS HELD ON THIS OCCASION ARRANGED BY CHANEL I AND PARJATAN CORPORATION OF BANGLADEWSH ON FEBRUARY 2009 .

SONDIA IS AN ISLAND ON THE BAY OF BENGAL. ITS AREA IS 4.63 SQ KM NEAR COX BAZAR ONLY 20-30 MINUTES WAY BY SPEED BOAT. FISHER MEN FROM SURROUNDING MAKE THEIR TEMPORARY SHELTER WITH FISH DRYING STAGE FOR SIX MONTHS( IT IS SINK UNDER BAY WATER REST OF THE YEAR) FOR FISHING AND DRY THEM TO MAKE DRY FISHES.IT IS AN EXPORTABLE GOODS OF BANGLADESH .

SONDIA IS AN ISLAND ON THE BAY OF BENGAL. ITS AREA IS 4.63 SQ KM NEAR COX BAZAR ONLY 20-30 MINUTES WAY BY SPEED BOAT. FISHER MEN FROM SURROUNDING MAKE THEIR TEMPORARY SHELTER WITH FISH DRYING STAGE FOR SIX MONTHS( IT IS SINK UNDER BAY WATER REST OF THE YEAR) FOR FISHING AND DRY THEM TO MAKE DRY FISHES.IT IS AN EXPORTABLE GOODS OF BANGLADESH .

COX BAZAR IS THE LARGEST SEA BEACH OF THE WORLD WHICH IS 120 KM LONG TO BADAR MOKAM IN TEKNAF. COX BAZAR NAME HAS COME ACORDING TO THE NAME OF AN ENGLISH OFFICIAL CAPT COX IN 1798. ITS A FASCINATING AND SPLENDID BEACH VISITED MILLIONS OF TOURIST FROM HOME AND ABROAD EVERY YEAR . VERY SOON COX BAZAR IS GOING TO ACHIEVE ONE OF SEVEN SURPRISING NATURAL HERITAGE OF THE WORLD.

COX BAZAR IS THE LARGEST SEA BEACH OF THE WORLD WHICH IS 120 KM LONG TO BADAR MOKAM IN TEKNAF. COX BAZAR NAME HAS COME ACORDING TO THE NAME OF AN ENGLISH OFFICIAL CAPT COX IN 1798. ITS A FASCINATING AND SPLENDID BEACH VISITED MILLIONS OF TOURIST FROM HOME AND ABROAD EVERY YEAR . VERY SOON COX BAZAR

COX BAZAR IS THE LARGEST SEA BEACH OF THE WORLD WHICH IS 120 KM LONG TO BADAR MOKAM IN TEKNAF. COX BAZAR NAME HAS COME ACORDING TO THE NAME OF AN ENGLISH OFFICIAL CAPT COX IN 1798. ITS A FASCINATING AND SPLENDID BEACH VISITED MILLIONS OF TOURIST FROM HOME AND ABROAD EVERY YEAR . VERY SOON COX BAZAR

COX BAZAR IS THE LARGEST SEA BEACH OF THE WORLD WHICH IS 120 KM LONG TO BADAR MOKAM IN TEKNAF. COX BAZAR NAME HAS COME ACORDING TO THE NAME OF AN ENGLISH OFFICIAL CAPT COX IN 1798. ITS A FASCINATING AND SPLENDID BEACH VISITED MILLIONS OF TOURIST FROM HOME AND ABROAD EVERY YEAR . VERY SOON COX BAZAR

LANDSCAPE IN MYMENSINGH

THIS HISTORICAL MOSQUE BUILT IN THE ERA OF KHAN JAHAN ALI IN 15 CENTURY . ITS 160 FEET IN NORTH-SOUTH AND 104 FEET IN EAST- WEST.THE THICKNESS OF WALL IS 8 FEET. THERE ARE 81 GAMBUSES ON THE TOP THOUGH IT IS CALLED 60 GAMBUSED MOSQUE. IT IS THE SURPRISED HERITAGE OF MUSLIM ARCHITECTURE.

THIS VERY ANCIENT MOSQUE IS SITUATED ( 15 CENTURY ) ON KHONIA DIGI IN CHANPAI NWAB GONJ SURROUDING THE MOST FAMOUS FAZLI MANGO GARDEN AND SPLENDID LANDSCAPE BASED DIGI ( BIG POND) KHONIA.

OUR LIBERATION WAR IS OUR PROUD . WE ACHIEVED OUR INDEPENDENCE BY SACRIFICING A OCEAN OF BLOOD IN LIBERATION WAR 1971 AGAINST PAKISTANI HANADER TROOPS AND LOCAL RAJAKERS.

kuakata is fascinating bay beach on the southernmost tip of potuakhali district a wide sandy beach which affords one the unique opportunity of watching both the sunrise and sunset . kuakata is a place of pilgrimage for the Hindu and Buddist communities. many devotees arrive here during the Rash Purnima and Maghi Purnima festivals. Rakhain trival lives here with their traditional handicrafts and cultural diversity who sheltered here from arakan by crossing the bay before 200 years

kuakata is fascinating bay beach on the southernmost tip of potuakhali district a wide sandy beach which affords one the unique opportunity of watching both the sunrise and sunset . kuakata is a place of pilgrimage for the Hindu and Buddist communities. many devotees arrive here during the Rash Purnima and Maghi Purnima festivals. Rakhain trival lives here with their traditional handicrafts and cultural diversity who sheltered here from arakan by crossing the bay before 200 years

carrying the breakfast of the farmer by his family member while he went to the field at early morning. its a traditon of bangalee life style in village .

offering vogue ( ritual presentaion acording Hindu myth) to the water god by making little colourful house with fiill of naibedda for saving the water life . muslim community also believe there is a powerful angel in water kindom to look after the living things of water called Khuaz Khijir ,

due to climate change the youthful river padma at digir par area of munshi gonj has been dying day by day with raising char ( island); narrow its width w hich is now running on death ill. so various professional people including fishermen; boat men; farmers; flora and fauna; birds; animals are suffering many way . daily life has become misarable .

poeple offering their worship to God with ritual ingredients on the occasion of pous sankranti also called nobanna ( new harvesting) festival held the last day of Bengali month pous (15 Jan ) for betterment of their family , community and the world . It’s a traditional custom of some Hindu community of Bangladesh during long years by arranging various colurful functions with village fair. multi cultural people also attain this folk festival to celebrate the nobanno festival

poeple offering their worship to God with ritual ingredients on the occasion of pous sankranti also called nobanna ( new harvesting) festival held the last day of Bengali month pous (15 Jan ) for betterment of their family , community and the world . It’s a traditional custom of some Hindu community of Bangladesh during long years by arranging various colurful functions with village fair. multi cultural people also attain this folk festival to celebrate the nobanno festival

Madav kunda water falls an attractive tourist place surrounding the tea estates and hills in the districts of mauluvi bazar of bangladesh . its the largest water falls of bangladesh (Multiple values)

The river Padma of Bangladesh playing vital roll as the way of water communication. In addition it also very important as the bridge of road transports by running the ferry service. Hundreds of road transporting vehicles are cross the river daily to ride on ferries of Bangladesh water transport authority (BIWTC). But due to the global climate change islands has grown up on this river during the years which is created the severe problems to move the water transports smoothly. These islands also created big obstacle to run the ferries with road transporting vehicles. As a result lot of transport become bound to stop the movement and creates serious traffic jam in both the shore of the river by waiting hours and days. Thousands of passengers suffering the un describable hurts on the journey. Beside this the people of river bank get suffer want of drinking and usable water. The government trying to alive the ferry rout for moving vehicles smoothly by continuous dazing the river. the diversity of daily life of the people of the bannk of the river padma.

due to the climatic change and global warming the rivers are dying and rising the island , changing its flowing way .on the other hand rivers are eroting which is increasing the number of homless people . padmar char at digir par munshi gonj is one of the rising island in side the river padma where is living human , trees , crops, birds, dragon flies etc . the vast padma river flowing beside this covering nrrow space and playing the breaking game by erosion at monsoon

bangladesh called the queen of the worl by its natural diversity of beauty. this village scene potraying the autumnal beauty of rural bangladesh .

the children playing with bound lees joy by giving recieption to new monsoon water in dying branch of padma river of munshigonj district , expressing the child hood spirit

the sporting children of singair manikgonj making fun with nature such as trees, new water of small river , pet goats , bare headed children and some times the children planting trees etc

we made a journey from sadarghat terminal dhaka to chandpur bangladesh on 09 november 12 at 7 am for self photographic assign ment to depict the riverine bangladesh . we are three birds of the same feather me hossain mia and arthur made this photographic journey . by trvelling we ovserved the diversities of life and nature in the river and river bank through our minds eye and engraved those in the heart of camera called CCD or CMOS (light sensitive material ) by using the lenses . after crossing two rivers firstly buriganga and secondly meghna we reached chand pur at 11 am .. after capturd the photos on chand pur we came back next day by enjoying fascination of river and nature including miracle evening ………

the ever green and potential river padma is an integral part of bangalee’s life diversity during thousands years by offering its beauty and ptentiality .some times some where its wash out of live and shelters , some where its dying gradually due to climatic change both are present very melodious life to its surrounding people and environment . on the other hand its very potential for the people of bangladesh by giving transporting opportunity to develop the economic growth of the country . padma also present the country the valuable and delicious world famous silvery hilsha fish to meet up local demand and exporting for lot of foreign currency . the peopl of paturia of manikgonj district depended on padma with their daily life though padma is dying gradually in the area which also creating the big problem to run the ferry movement smoothly . here is the detail of life struggle of people based of the river padma

the ever green and potential river padma is an integral part of bangalee’s life diversity during thousands years by offering its beauty and ptentiality .some times some where its wash out of live and shelters , some where its dying gradually due to climatic change both are present very melodious life to its surrounding people and environment . on the other hand its very potential for the people of bangladesh by giving transporting opportunity to develop the economic growth of the country . padma also present the country the valuable and delicious world famous silvery hilsha fish to meet up local demand and exporting for lot of foreign currency . the peopl of paturia of manikgonj district depended on padma with their daily life though padma is dying gradually in the area which also creating the big problem to run the ferry movement smoothly . here is the detail of life struggle of people based of the river padma

smiling portrait of the kid while they were bathing in the river kaligonga at hazrat pur of keranigonj , dhaka

thw village women crossing the bloomed mustered field at winter morning with delight mood where they photographing with built in camera in cell phone which is the best combinition of season, colour and changing life diversity with modernity at kolatia of dhaka district

singar of manikgonj district is abautiful area with the diversity of life style , culture and landscape . hindu muslim lcommunity is living here with intimacy, laughter nad keenship with celebrating days . children are enjoying sports with nature and seasons are coming over year by carrying new dymention here ..

the fisher man on the bank of padma river preparing nets for catching the hilsha fish in the river of munshi gonj district . some fisher man catching small fishes by throwing net

due to climatic change the river padma gradually dying at maoa area of munshigonj district .as a result the people of that area are suffering lack of water . the woman and girls collecting the water from padma river by crossing the long sandy island which has appeared from the heart of padma river

people are living with various hazardous profession like skin dying , plastic and polythene recycling, making fish food with poisonous chemical westage of tannery at hajaribagh area on the bank of polluted and dying river buriganga. the wind of this area became polluted with dierty smell which is very ingurious for breathing .

Vawal national park located in Gazipur in the Dhaka Division of Bangladesh, the Bhawal National Park is truly a natural treasure. The park was established in 1974 with the main goal of protecting the park’s most important habitants. It was also designed to provide recreational opportunities for the people of Bangladesh.
The Bhawal National Park covers an area of some 5 022 ha. This area is home to an incredibly diverse array of flora and fauna. The area was once covered by a lush forest canopy created by Sal (Shorea robusta) trees. Unfortunately illegal deforestation has stripped the area of much of this natural vegetation – in fact only 600 km2 remains of what was once a magnificent forest. New trees and woodlands have been planted in an effort to help the forest recover, but it will most likely take many years before they are mature enough to support the incredible animal diversity that was once so common in this area. The coppice sal forest that remains is unique and it would be a truly magnificent thing if it was to once again spread out and reclaim the land. In times gone by the Bhawal National Park was renowned for housing a wonderfully exotic variety of creatures, such as leopard, elephant, clouded leopard, black panthers, tigers, peacocks and sambar deer. Unfortunately many of these animals have disappeared completely and only a few species still remain in this small strip of protected vegetation. If the vegetation was to recover sufficiently, it may be hoped that this enchanting mixture of creatures may once again inhabit the forest undergrowth.
Nevertheless nature lovers will not be completely disappointed. The park is home to 220 plant species, 13 mammal species, 9 reptile species, 5 amphibian species and 5 bird species. The Forest Department has already attempted to reintroduce several animal species to the area, including peacock, deer, cat fish and python. The Bhawal National Park is situated only about 40 km north of Dhaka city, which makes it t

a farmer boy planting the nut tree in the field where seen the beautiful flowers in other trees

the national botanical garden at mirpur dhaka bangladesh are seeing with its amazing nature and bio diversity

the maze of autumnal nature and the struggled men at sreemongol teagarden mouluvi bazar district bangladesh

the maze of autumnal nature and the struggled men at sreemongol teagarden mouluvi bazar district bangladesh

the maze of autumnal nature and the struggled men at sreemongol teagarden mouluvi bazar district bangladesh

In the early days of photography, photographers had no choice but to shoot in black and white, as it was the only available medium. Then, in the early twentieth century colour photography made its debut to the world. But black and white photography didn’t die off, instead it flourished.
Indeed, the term ‘Black and White’ just doesn’t do this area of photography true justice. Images are not just starkly black and white but instead a subtle graduation of tones of
grey or sepia. The wonderful thing about black and white photography is that it generates a feeling of nostalgia that is sometimes unmatched by coloured photography.

the charming and sorrow life diversity on the bank of padma river where the hilsa fishing by fisherman . the silvery hilsa is known as delicious food in world wide specially indo pak subcontinent which a national fish of bangladesh

the charming life diversity of of children,farmer and nature at singair manikgonj october 2013

the beauty of flower and window with raindrop at sisu academy complex after cats and dogs raining octoer 2013

Hindu community believe and depends on multi God and goddess for their removal from all kinds of agony , danger and badness of life according their ritual myth. The mother Kali ( called Ma Kali) is one of the powerful goddess among of them. Miraculously she appeared in the world with her team in very dark night and begin to fight with all kinds of evil and bad powers. She defeated them and detach their head from body .Lastly she enjoy the festive night with her team through drinking the evils blood with wearing garland as a necklace by the detached heads of evils and get satisfaction to established innocent , peaceful and aesthetic world .Having informed this story her husband Moha Dev a devoted saint of God strongly opposed his wife Kali for her blood drinking conception , because Moha Dev believed that the message of peace is better than murder as well as blood drinking activities. Lastly Kali compromise her husband in regards and begun to spreading the message of peace instead of blood drinking fight. Hindu community always remember Ma Kali in their daily life for blessing and escaping them from all kinds of dangers and sorrows through arranging worship festival in honour of Ma Kali Goddess for betterment of life . The Hindu community of Manikgonj Bangladesh has arranged a colourful worship festival by making Ma Kali and her team mem,bers including her husband Moha Dev’s Idle on the last day of Bengoli month Chaitra (14 th January 2005) called Pous sankranti occasion . This mythical story has made by taking portraiture of Ma Kali’s fighting squad .
After ending the ritual formalities ma kali goddess goes to immersion in the river with festive gathering of community .

the diversity of style of f village people with farming, childhood emotion , and daily life at chandanpur area singair of manikgonj district bangladesh

the diversity of style of f village people with farming, childhood emotion , and daily life at chandanpur area singair of manikgonj district bangladesh

the diversity of style of f village people with farming, childhood emotion , and daily life at chandanpur area singair of manikgonj district bangladesh

the children enjoy the beauty and the fallen leaves with brezze in the childhood emotion .the blooming flower and shadow are joined with them ,

the charming moments of farmers and kids with the produced crops and vegetables in the field at singair manik gonj

the nature and life diversity of monsoon with childhood spirit and education at singair manikgonj bangladesh in the month of july 2014

the life life struggle every day with river, brickfield and village market at asulia savar, dhaka , bangladesh – january 2015

the diversity of spring life surrounding the martyrs intellectual monument complex at rayer bazar killing ground of 1971 dhaka bangladesh

the diversity of city life dhaka and the dying river buriganga with dockyards

the trees reavels the tale of arts and aesthetics

the diversity of daily in the capital city dhaka bangladesh on monsoon july 2015

the diversity of daily life in mosoon at the river bank and island of Padma river, munshigonj district , bangladesh

janma austami means the appeared day of god srikrisna in the world according the religious faith of hindu community . sree krisna is a powerful god to keep the power to eliminate the all bad deeds , sins from the world by killing the devils of the world .. hindu community celebrate this holy day in festive mood by arranging the demonstrations the miracle happenings of krisna’s birth time till his grown up according to their myth .

Emission of huge quantity of toxic elements from brick kilns is causing serious health hazards, experts at a seminar said yesterday. The brick kilns emit toxic fumes containing suspended particulate matters rich in carbon particles and high concentration of carbon monoxides and oxides of sulphur (SOx) that are harmful to eye, lungs and throat.
These air pollutants stunt the mental and physical growth of children, the experts said at the seminar on ‘Brick fields and its ill effect on environment. They also expressed concern over the growing number of brick fields, saying that the toxic fumes also affects crops and plants in the areas adjacent to brick fields. The Legislative Support Service Project of Manabik Shahajya Sangstha (MSS) organised the seminar in the city in association with the European Commission. Parliament Members Begum Raushan Ershad, Prof. Shahidul Islam, Muhammad Shahiduzzaman, Faruk Khan and GM Kader took part in the seminar.
According to the keynote paper, the primary source of Sox — the major pollutants in the air — is traffic vehicles (55.8%), followed by brick manufacturing industry (28.8%). And the primary source of NOx (nitrogen oxides) pollutants is also traffic vehicle (54.5%) and brick manufacturing industry (8.8%). About 8000 brick fields were set up in the country without any clear environmental guidelines, resulting in loss of fertility in agricultural lands, the experts said. Also, nearly 25 to 26 per cent of the country’s wood production are used for burning bricks every year, causing deforestation, they said. Describing the laws concerning brick kilns as inconsistent, Shahidul Islam called for formulating new laws after a discussion with the experts and stake holders to curb environmental pollution.

Emission of huge quantity of toxic elements from brick kilns is causing serious health hazards, experts at a seminar said yesterday. The brick kilns emit toxic fumes containing suspended particulate matters rich in carbon particles and high concentration of carbon monoxides and oxides of sulphur (SOx) that are harmful to eye, lungs and throat.
These air pollutants stunt the mental and physical growth of children, the experts said at the seminar on ‘Brick fields and its ill effect on environment. They also expressed concern over the growing number of brick fields, saying that the toxic fumes also affects crops and plants in the areas adjacent to brick fields. The Legislative Support Service Project of Manabik Shahajya Sangstha (MSS) organised the seminar in the city in association with the European Commission. Parliament Members Begum Raushan Ershad, Prof. Shahidul Islam, Muhammad Shahiduzzaman, Faruk Khan and GM Kader took part in the seminar.
According to the keynote paper, the primary source of Sox — the major pollutants in the air — is traffic vehicles (55.8%), followed by brick manufacturing industry (28.8%). And the primary source of NOx (nitrogen oxides) pollutants is also traffic vehicle (54.5%) and brick manufacturing industry (8.8%). About 8000 brick fields were set up in the country without any clear environmental guidelines, resulting in loss of fertility in agricultural lands, the experts said. Also, nearly 25 to 26 per cent of the country’s wood production are used for burning bricks every year, causing deforestation, they said. Describing the laws concerning brick kilns as inconsistent, Shahidul Islam called for formulating new laws after a discussion with the experts and stake holders to curb environmental pollution.

Emission of huge quantity of toxic elements from brick kilns is causing serious health hazards, experts at a seminar said yesterday. The brick kilns emit toxic fumes containing suspended particulate matters rich in carbon particles and high concentration of carbon monoxides and oxides of sulphur (SOx) that are harmful to eye, lungs and throat.
These air pollutants stunt the mental and physical growth of children, the experts said at the seminar on ‘Brick fields and its ill effect on environment. They also expressed concern over the growing number of brick fields, saying that the toxic fumes also affects crops and plants in the areas adjacent to brick fields. The Legislative Support Service Project of Manabik Shahajya Sangstha (MSS) organised the seminar in the city in association with the European Commission. Parliament Members Begum Raushan Ershad, Prof. Shahidul Islam, Muhammad Shahiduzzaman, Faruk Khan and GM Kader took part in the seminar.
According to the keynote paper, the primary source of Sox — the major pollutants in the air — is traffic vehicles (55.8%), followed by brick manufacturing industry (28.8%). And the primary source of NOx (nitrogen oxides) pollutants is also traffic vehicle (54.5%) and brick manufacturing industry (8.8%). About 8000 brick fields were set up in the country without any clear environmental guidelines, resulting in loss of fertility in agricultural lands, the experts said. Also, nearly 25 to 26 per cent of the country’s wood production are used for burning bricks every year, causing deforestation, they said. Describing the laws concerning brick kilns as inconsistent, Shahidul Islam called for formulating new laws after a discussion with the experts and stake holders to curb environmental pollution.

Emission of huge quantity of toxic elements from brick kilns is causing serious health hazards, experts at a seminar said yesterday. The brick kilns emit toxic fumes containing suspended particulate matters rich in carbon particles and high concentration of carbon monoxides and oxides of sulphur (SOx) that are harmful to eye, lungs and throat.
These air pollutants stunt the mental and physical growth of children, the experts said at the seminar on ‘Brick fields and its ill effect on environment. They also expressed concern over the growing number of brick fields, saying that the toxic fumes also affects crops and plants in the areas adjacent to brick fields. The Legislative Support Service Project of Manabik Shahajya Sangstha (MSS) organised the seminar in the city in association with the European Commission. Parliament Members Begum Raushan Ershad, Prof. Shahidul Islam, Muhammad Shahiduzzaman, Faruk Khan and GM Kader took part in the seminar.
According to the keynote paper, the primary source of Sox — the major pollutants in the air — is traffic vehicles (55.8%), followed by brick manufacturing industry (28.8%). And the primary source of NOx (nitrogen oxides) pollutants is also traffic vehicle (54.5%) and brick manufacturing industry (8.8%). About 8000 brick fields were set up in the country without any clear environmental guidelines, resulting in loss of fertility in agricultural lands, the experts said. Also, nearly 25 to 26 per cent of the country’s wood production are used for burning bricks every year, causing deforestation, they said. Describing the laws concerning brick kilns as inconsistent, Shahidul Islam called for formulating new laws after a discussion with the experts and stake holders to curb environmental pollution.

Emission of huge quantity of toxic elements from brick kilns is causing serious health hazards, experts at a seminar said yesterday. The brick kilns emit toxic fumes containing suspended particulate matters rich in carbon particles and high concentration of carbon monoxides and oxides of sulphur (SOx) that are harmful to eye, lungs and throat.
These air pollutants stunt the mental and physical growth of children, the experts said at the seminar on ‘Brick fields and its ill effect on environment. They also expressed concern over the growing number of brick fields, saying that the toxic fumes also affects crops and plants in the areas adjacent to brick fields. The Legislative Support Service Project of Manabik Shahajya Sangstha (MSS) organised the seminar in the city in association with the European Commission. Parliament Members Begum Raushan Ershad, Prof. Shahidul Islam, Muhammad Shahiduzzaman, Faruk Khan and GM Kader took part in the seminar.
According to the keynote paper, the primary source of Sox — the major pollutants in the air — is traffic vehicles (55.8%), followed by brick manufacturing industry (28.8%). And the primary source of NOx (nitrogen oxides) pollutants is also traffic vehicle (54.5%) and brick manufacturing industry (8.8%). About 8000 brick fields were set up in the country without any clear environmental guidelines, resulting in loss of fertility in agricultural lands, the experts said. Also, nearly 25 to 26 per cent of the country’s wood production are used for burning bricks every year, causing deforestation, they said. Describing the laws concerning brick kilns as inconsistent, Shahidul Islam called for formulating new laws after a discussion with the experts and stake holders to curb environmental pollution.

the tale of a dying river named tora of manikgonj district , bangladesh on december 2015

the tale of a dying river named tora of manikgonj district , bangladesh on december 2015

the various farmers are busy with their own specific rofession like collecting date juice, producing vegetables and crops etc in the appeared island on the gradually dying river padma due to climatic change at paturia area of manikgonj district

shah pori island of teknaf cox bazar of bangladesh is one of the potential island on the bank of bay for fishing and dry fish processing which is valuable exportable item of the country .

shah pori island of teknaf cox bazar of bangladesh is one of the potential island on the bank of bay for fishing and dry fish processing which is valuable exportable item of the country .

shah pori island of teknaf cox bazar of bangladesh is one of the potential island on the bank of bay for fishing and dry fish processing which is valuable exportable item of the country .

st martin island is the store house of natural beauty, bounty and bio-diversity with coconut vista floating as a beautiful spot on the forehead of the vast bay of bengal of cox bazar district of bangladesh. its a only valuable coral formative island of bangladesh . important place for nature lover tourist, researcher and artistof various medium..

THIS VERY ANCIENT MOSQUE IS SITUATED ( 15 CENTURY ) ON KHONIA DIGI IN CHANPAI NWAB GONJ SURROUDING THE MOST FAMOUS FAZLI MANGO GARDEN AND SPLENDID LANDSCAPE BASED DIGI ( BIG POND) KHONIA.

the charming and sorrow life diversity on the bank of padma river where the hilsa fishing by fisherman . the silvery hilsa is known as delicious food in world wide specially indo pak subcontinent which a national fish of bangladesh

the river tora of manikgonj district gradually going to die due to the global warming with climatic change and the man mades agressios like most of the rivers of bangladesh . the flowing river under tora bridge now die looking a narrow canal with vast sandy island . no big transport are travel here except some small boats , people are collecting sands from big dying portion of the river for selling it to the market though the setting sun of evening presenting its glory on the canal look remaining river, people and road transpots crossing over the river on the tora bridge. the returning movement of the working people through the dying sandy island of the river

the diversity of daily life in the street of modern dhaka city bangladesh

due to cliamtic change the rivers of bangladesh seriously effected . as a result some where river destroy the public shelters with its wealth and some where river is dying producing the desert situation .the people of paturia on the bank of the river padma lost their houses and other wealth due to the river erotion in the monsoon of 3013

the diversity of daily life in the street of modern dhaka city bangladesh

the maze of feelings – emtion, sorrow and happiness of life diversity of komolapur rail way plaform of dhaka city bangladesh

the tea garden labourer returning at evening after plucking the tea leaves at hobigonj bangladesh

an eye catching scenic beauty of a pond surrounding with coconut trees infront laboni point of coxbazr sea beach of bangladesh is a popular place of tourist and visitors for sight recreation