1,022 new suspected measles cases reported during the last 24 hours

Smooth skin, fuller lips and sharper features have become more common than ever.

Every year, thousands of Bangladeshis leave the country in search of medical care they believe they cannot find at home.

Every year, nearly 300,000 people lose their lives to drowning, making it one of the world’s most overlooked yet preventable causes of death.

The modern city rarely pauses. From the first rush of morning traffic to the late-night hum of construction, generators and crowded streets, noise has become the soundtrack of everyday life.

Most people have heard of kidney stones or gallstones, but few realise that stones can also develop in the pancreas.

Video games have long been blamed for keeping people indoors, but new research suggests the right kind of game could actually become part of the solution to severe social isolation.

DGHS reports 751 new suspected measles and 121 new confirmed cases in 24 hours

Dengue infections and deaths rose sharply in July, raising fears that the outbreak could worsen in the coming months unless the authorities adopt a coordinated nationwide mosquito control strategy.

DGHS reports 900 new suspected measles and 185 new confirmed cases in 24 hours

Death toll rises to 54, cases surpass 15,300

DGHS reports 870 new suspected measles cases and 135 new confirmed cases in 24 hours

Death toll reaches 53 as total cases climb to 15,153

What do you check first while buying a product from a supermarket?

Whether it’s the juice in a child’s lunchbox, the spices in a family kitchen, or a snack shared on a journey, PRAN-RFL Group has become a silent member of our households.

Kazi Food Industries Limited, a leader in Bangladesh’s frozen food sector, prioritises health and traceability.

Known for their delicious and flavourful cakes, muffins and swiss roll, Dan Foods Ltd, better known as, Dan Cake, has remained a favourite for more than a decade. Their recipe for success centres around rigorous food safety, hygiene assurance and consistent quality.

Every packet of frozen paratha, every bottle of cooking oil, and every biscuit on a Bangladeshi shelf carries an invisible history of farms, factories, laboratories, and freezer trucks before it reaches a kitchen.

Many public health facilities are facing severe shortages of essential medicines, while diagnostic laboratory services remain disrupted.

The history of food processing is, in many ways, the history of human survival.