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    Hilsa Fest in New Delhi highlights Bangladesh’s culinary heritage and cultural ties

    Bangladesh showcased its rich culinary heritage and the cultural significance of hilsa at a special Hilsa Fest held at the…
    Market

    Bangladesh halts imports of Indian, Gujarat hilsa amid unusual reversal in regional trade

    Bangladesh has halted ongoing imports of hilsa from India after the Department of Fisheries reportedly cancelled a number of No…
    Market

    Bangladesh’s Hilsa trade takes an unusual turn ahead of Durga puja

    Bangladesh is unlikely to export hilsa to India ahead of this year’s Durga Puja, marking a significant break from the…
    International

    India’s shrimp exports turn positive as July shipments cross 80,000 tons

    India’s shrimp export volumes moved into positive territory in 2026, with shipments during the first seven months of the calendar…
    International

    Vietnam’s Shrimp Exports Reach $3.3 Billion in First Eight Months of 2026

    Vietnam’s shrimp export earnings reached US$3.3 billion during the first eight months of 2026, marking a 12% increase from the…
      July 28, 2026

      A living fossil with a blue future: Bangladesh’s horseshoe crab research

      For more than 450 million years, horseshoe crabs have survived mass extinctions, shifting continents, and dramatic climate changes that wiped…
      July 24, 2026

      The rise of alien turtles in Bangladesh

      When pets become pests, the effects extend far beyond the places they once occupied. In Bangladesh, over the past decade,…
      April 6, 2026

      Salinity intrusion in coastal Bangladesh: A silent threat to aquaculture

      The land–water eco-hydrological sub-systems of coastal Bangladesh hold immense potential for integrated agriculture–aquaculture production. These deltaic environments, shaped by rivers,…
      October 10, 2025

      From aid to asset: Making conservation a smart bet for people and planet

      For decades, we’ve funded conservation like a charity: well-intentioned, but ultimately unsustainable. Billions in donor funds have created protected areas…
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