The Ganges, one of the largest rivers in the world, is providing fresh water to 500 million people in South Asia. The river is particularly important in delivering waters for domestic, industrial, and agricultural sustainability in the region. About 37% (area-wise) of Bangladesh depends solely on the Ganges for freshwater supply, which is not only supporting millions of lives but is also substantially important in maintaining the ecological balance of south-west Bangladesh as well as the… Continue

Every wild life depends on the other wild life. From the begining of the human history we see that for the needs of living human body needs the food. But with the increasing of population the availability of food has been becoming fewer. So that human being needs to invent new formula to cultivate more for their better life.

In the past time there had no enough scarcity for food. Becuase people were comperatively less density with the present world. So they applied their thoughts in… Continue

I just started on Mark Sisson's Primal Blueprint 30 day challenge a few days ago. After a few days of trying to stay on track I decided that the best way to keep myself motivated and "in check" is to publicly write about my progress and document what I am eating, and share my results. I will be posting every day I can with a status report and hopefully some photos and video.

In the last year, the 25th may the cyclone "I-la" had attacked in the south-west coastal side of Bangladesh. For this cyclone some districts of Khulna (north side of Bangladesh) had affected very much. In this area six hundred eighty four kilometres out of one thousand six hundred fifty one of the protectable refutation under of Water Development Board had been affected dangerously. In some area there have no any signtom of the protectable refuation. Still we have… Continue