With the seasonal progression of Bangladesh’s six seasons, the transition from Hemanta (late autumn) to early winter has brought a gentle chill and serene rural ambiance to the countryside of Durgapur Upazila in Rajshahi. Early morning fog, dew-covered grass, and refreshing northern breezes now mark the onset of winter, accompanied by traditional rural preparations such as tapping date palm trees and harvesting new paddy.
Read nextFresh Garment Worker Unrest Erupts in Hemayetpur, Savar; Police Fire Tear Gas and Sound GrenadesMarking this seasonal change, Durgapur Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Umme Habiba Farzana extended warm greetings to residents, sending picturesque wishes framed around dew-kissed bottle gourd flowers. Highlighting that approximately 80% of Durgapur’s population depends directly or indirectly on agriculture, she lauded the tireless efforts of local farmers in driving agricultural production and ensuring national food security. She emphasized the importance of maintaining a farmer-friendly environment and guaranteeing fair prices for agricultural produce as new crops fill granaries across the region.
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Reported by Alamin Haq Bijoy, Rajshahi Bureau Chief • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
