একঝলক (৯ জুন ২০২৬)

National flower Shapla is blooming in ponds, attracting attention. In Rangamati, farmers are clearing weeds in Jhum fields, expecting to continue planting until the monsoon rains begin. Meanwhile, raw jute, held in storage for eight months due to export stagnation, is being sold at local mills with significant losses. Street vendors are seen selling household items and seasonal fruits like Lotkon, while wholesale markets are flooded with delicious lychees from Dinajpur. In Sylhet, intermittent rain has caused the Surma River to rise, and vehicles are using headlights due to overcast skies. Despite a ban, battery-powered auto-rickshaws continue to operate in Sylhet city, raising concerns about potential accidents.

This collection of vignettes offers a snapshot of daily life, economic activities, and weather conditions across various regions of Bangladesh.