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Germany’s Popular Bark Café Opens New Outlet in Dhaka’s Gulshan

Germany’s Popular Bark Café Opens New Outlet in Dhaka’s Gulshan

Breaking News, Feature
Bark Café, a popular café chain from Germany, has expanded its presence in Bangladesh with the opening of a new outlet in Gulshan 2, Dhaka. The grand opening ceremony was held on Monday, August 24, at the café's new location at House 9/B, Road 52/53, Gulshan 2. Speaking at the event, Badal Ahmed, Head of the Organization, said the new outlet will offer a diverse menu of food and beverages alongside a pleasant ambience tailored to Bangladeshi customers, reflecting the brand's commitment to bringing an international café experience to the local market. The opening ceremony was attended by invited guests, the German Ambassador, Bark Café Chain CEO Janet, and other individuals associated with the café. Café stakeholders noted that the new outlet, situated in one of Dhaka's most upscale neig...
Are Untreated Waste Discharges Killing Bangladesh’s Rivers?

Are Untreated Waste Discharges Killing Bangladesh’s Rivers?

Breaking News, Opinion
Moazzem Hossain TipuBangladesh is widely known as a riverine country. Its rivers are not merely part of the country’s geography; they are closely connected with agriculture, fisheries, navigation, industry, biodiversity, and the livelihoods of millions of people. Yet many of the country’s rivers are now under severe pressure from untreated industrial effluents, municipal sewage, and solid waste.Various government assessments of river and water quality have highlighted serious concerns about pollution in and around major urban and industrial areas. According to a national water-quality assessment by the Department of Environment (DoE), municipal and industrial solid waste, untreated sewage, and industrial effluents are among the major sources of river pollution in areas surrounding ...