Hilsa

Hilsa remains costly despite ample supply, vegetable prices stable
Economy

Hilsa remains costly despite ample supply, vegetable prices stable

The government’s decision to allow private rice imports did little to stabilise the market

Hilsa harvesting should be capped at 7 lakh tonnes a year: Study
Economy

Hilsa harvesting should be capped at 7 lakh tonnes a year: Study

File Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

4 metric tonnes of Hilsa exported to India in a day

Photo: Rehman Asad
South Asia

Durga Puja: 23 tonnes of Hilsa sent to India through Benapole

In contrast to a sharp rise in the overall Hilsa population and production in the country, the number of Padma Hilsa is diminishing due to an insufficient period of ban on fishing aimed at preserving the stock. Photo: Mumit M
South Asia

Bangladesh to send 2,000 tonnes of Hilsa to Kolkata ahead of Durga Puja

File photo of fishermen catching hilsha. Photo: Reuters
Economy

Rough weather disrupting Hilsa fishing

Fishing boats anchored idle at a canal in Patharghata in Barguna. Photo: Ashraful Haque
Panorama

Where have all the hilsas gone?

Hilsa Fish. Photo/Courtesy
Economy

Hilsa production sees surge 

Photo: TBS
Economy

Tough times for Bhola fishermen as hilsa catch poor

Hilsas are on sale at a market in Lakshmipur. Around 12,500 Hilsa have been caught this year, which worth around Tk650 crore. Preservation of Hilsa fry and measures to protect the brood Hilsa has paid off nicely. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS
Bazaar

Tk1,000cr Hilsa trade hoped this year in Lakshmipur

Fishmonger arranging hilsa fish. Photo: Mumit M
Bangladesh

Hilsa ban: Govt allots 10566T rice for fishermen

Photo: PID
Bangladesh

Ecnec approves Tk 246.28cr Hilsa development project

Photo: Mumit M/TBS
Trade

12 metric tonnes of Hilsa exported to India