Arun Bikash Dey

Residents of the port city once again -- fifth time over the past three months -- found themselves waterlogged following nearly 12 hours of incessant monsoon rain.

The fish trading hub of Chittagong has suffered a decline in sales as agents (arotdar) have split up over shifting the market from Fisheryghat to a new place.

Prices of vegetables in city kitchen markets have jumped on an average Tk 30 a kg in a span of one week.

Motif artisans of Bihari Colony in Chittagong city's Jhautala area are working round the clock to meet the demand of

The incomplete BNP Chittagong city unit committee of three members which was declared by the central committee

Tragedies have stalked Roma Chowdhury all her life.

Production of Chittagong Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (CWasa) has decreased as the level of turbidity in the

Residents of most of the areas in Chittagong city and at least 10 upazilas of the district are affected by waterlogging resulted from

Buses lie idle on one side of a road, while vehicles stop abruptly to take in passengers in front of the entrance to a bridge on the other side.

Newlywed Dipak Nandi and his wife went to Jatisangha Park (UN Park) recently on a Friday. As soon as the couple entered the place in the port city's Panchlaish area, they were welcomed by heaps of mud and scattered garbage instead of greeneries and open space. To them, the place looked more like a landfill.

One-and-a-half-year-old Faria was kept side by side with adult patients at the burn and plastic surgery unit of Chittagong Medical College Hospital (CMCH).

Al-Amin came to Chittagong all the way from Khulna in search of work so that he could support a seven-member family back home. But little did he know what awaited him.

An Awami League Leader (AL) and a BNP leader of Chittagong were picked up in a span of 13 days. However, the BNP leader was released

Sinthia Binte Rashid was waiting for a human-haulier at the port city's Chawk Bazar intersection yesterday morning.

Dumping oil in the sea is prohibited as per the environmental act, but many of the shipbreaking yards in Sitakunda upazila of Chittagong do not follow the rule while dismantling ships.

Spawn collectors were all smiles as indigenous freshwater fish released eggs in the Halda river yesterday.

The misery of port city residents multiplies whenever it rains heavily there, sending most of the low-lying areas under knee- to waist-deep water, leaving hundreds of commuters and vehicles stranded on roads, and playing havoc with normal life.

For the inhabitants of Tekota and Gairala villages in Chittagong's Patiya upazila, this February 17 was a memorable day. On that

Rivalry between Mohiuddin and Nasir is an old issue which started in the 80s when Nasir was a student leader loyal to

Turnout is picking up in the second week of the Chittagong International Trade Fair, but sales remain sluggish. Many exhibitors are offering gifts and discounts to promote their products and boost sales, but in vain.