seasonal fruits
An ode to Jaishtha
On any given Jaishtha or high summer day, fruit vendors ply the streets of the city selling delicious seasonal fruits. Jaishtha -- the second month of the Bangla calendar, is also called “mishtimash” or “madhumash” because of the wide array of fruits available during this time. It is as if the season compensates for the discomfort of the hot and humid climate with the sweetness of deshi fruits.
Litchi growers, traders eye better profit this time
Litchi growers and traders in northern districts such as Dinajpur are expecting good profits this season following two years of pandemic-induced losses as they are getting better prices for their produce with the market having gained momentum over the past two weeks.
Fruits for all seasons
What if the fruit you love is available in the market not only for a few months, but throughout the whole year? And what if this very fruit does not need to be imported but is grown locally and sold at a street cart in your neighbourhood?
Fruit bagging to ensure chemical-free mangoes
Fruit bagging is gaining popularity among the mango growers in the district as an effective alternative to chemical pesticides.
Litchis flood Dinajpur
Litchis have hit the markets in Dinajpur and the price is also within the reach of the lovers of this juicy fruit.
An ode to Jaishtha
On any given Jaishtha or high summer day, fruit vendors ply the streets of the city selling delicious seasonal fruits. Jaishtha -- the second month of the Bangla calendar, is also called “mishtimash” or “madhumash” because of the wide array of fruits available during this time. It is as if the season compensates for the discomfort of the hot and humid climate with the sweetness of deshi fruits.
Litchi growers, traders eye better profit this time
Litchi growers and traders in northern districts such as Dinajpur are expecting good profits this season following two years of pandemic-induced losses as they are getting better prices for their produce with the market having gained momentum over the past two weeks.
Fruits for all seasons
What if the fruit you love is available in the market not only for a few months, but throughout the whole year? And what if this very fruit does not need to be imported but is grown locally and sold at a street cart in your neighbourhood?
Fruit bagging to ensure chemical-free mangoes
Fruit bagging is gaining popularity among the mango growers in the district as an effective alternative to chemical pesticides.
Litchis flood Dinajpur
Litchis have hit the markets in Dinajpur and the price is also within the reach of the lovers of this juicy fruit.