Witness Dhaka from above with stunning drone footage showcasing the city's bustling energy and unique spirit. From the colorful chaos of Old Dhaka’s streets to serene shots of the Buriganga ...

A 16-kilometre stretch of the Buriganga has been lost to encroachment by real estate developers and locals, according to a study released yesterday. If one goes to look for Farashganj Ruplal House ...

The Buriganga, or the 'Old Ganges', is so polluted that its water appears pitch black, except during the monsoon months, and emits a foul stench through the year. The South Asian nation of nearly ...

Aerial photos show ‘the human planet’—in all its beauty and pain A photographer spent years hanging from a paraglider, and later operating drones, to get amazing views of the Earth.

The quality of Buriganga water has improved slightly following the relocation of tanneries to Savar from the city's Hazaribagh area and heavy rainfall this year, according to a Department of ...

The Buriganga River gave life to Dhaka, and Dhaka killed it. Photographer Ugo Borga documents the human and environmental catastrophe unfolding in Bangladesh.

The Buriganga and other rivers around the capital remain stagnant for eight months between September and May. During this period, the only movement of the river water occurs during high and low tides ...

Dhaka, Aug 3 (bdnews24.com) — The amount of dissolved oxygen in the Buriganga waters has seen a rise in recent times, raising hopes that the river, once Dhaka's lifeline, will return to life ...

A 16-kilometre stretch of the Buriganga has been lost to encroachment by real estate developers and locals, according to a study released yesterday. If one goes to look for Farashganj Ruplal House ...