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Ali Ajgar Hossain, owner of Haji Najipur Hotel and Biryani House, supervises free food service for the poor. Photo: TBS

Bangladesh

A Naogaon restaurant serving free meals for poor for 15 years

Photo: Collected

Economy

Naogaon hand-made prayer caps usher Tk1,000cr export potential

Photo: TBS

Districts

Historic Naogaon cold storage on the verge of shutting down

Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Bangladesh

Idol makers look to business boost on Durga Puja

An aerial view of dozens of ponds at Chak-Chandira village in Naogaon’s Dhamirhat upazila. There are about 365 ponds in the village, which, according to legend, were dug in the 8th century on the orders of Chandilal Pal, a king of the Pala dynasty, in a desperate attempt to cure his beloved queen from a severe disease. Photo: TBS

Districts

The pond village of Naogaon and a legend

Once a raging river and source of livelihood for hundreds of people in the Noagaon city, the River Tulshiganga is dead at present. The photo was taken from Adam Durgapur village recently. Photo: TBS

Environment

Tulsiganga: The demise of a river

Pera Sandesh, a special variety of sweetmeat made using milk and sugar, is displayed in a sweet shop in Naogaon. The popularity of this sweet item has already transcended the border. Photo: TBS

Food

The legend of Naogaon’s Pera Sandesh

Vehicles wait in gridlock at Muktir Mor in Naogaon. Photo: TBS

Bangladesh

Rural-urban migration increases traffic congestion in Naogaon

Photo: Collected

Economy

Naogaon’s power thresher manufacturing booming

British-era Naogaon cannabis society still basks in huge wealth

Bangladesh

British-era Naogaon cannabis society still basks in huge wealth