Anonno Afroz

Anonno Afroz is a feature writer at The Business Standard, he explores evolving stories through deep reporting, analysis, and storytelling. He has a keen eye for detail and a passion for uncovering the human side of every issue.

Deported individuals from the US disembark at Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetia, Venezuela. Photo: Bloomberg
The Big Picture

Alien Enemies Act: The wartime law Trump is using to justify deportations

Illustration: TBS
Pursuit

Can you really learn new hard skills while working full-time?

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Pursuit

University Rover Challenge 2025: How UIU set a new bar by bagging the ‘Best Scientist Award’

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Magazine

The GOAT of all goats!

Photo: Nayem Ali
Magazine

Eid-ul-Adha cattle markets

For hundreds of small fishermen living near this delicate area, sustainable fishing is a necessity for their survival. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
The Big Picture

World Ocean Day: Bangladesh’s ‘Silent Island’ provides a fisheries model for the future

Deadlock over key reforms: Is there any solution in sight?
Panorama

Deadlock over key reforms: Is there any solution in sight?

The left continues to exist as a moral compass — consulted in moments of ethical ambiguity, yet too quickly dismissed when pragmatism takes the wheel again. Photo: TBS.
Panorama

Where did Bangladesh’s leftist parties go?

Illustration: TBS
The Big Picture

India-Pakistan fought, China won

Chinese-made J-10C fighter jets are on the international market at an estimated price of $50 million each, with Pakistan the only overseas buyer so far. Photo: Collected
The Big Picture

Rafale vs J-10C: Dogfight redefines air power narratives

Exploring Syedpur’s signature Bihari cuisine
Food

Exploring Syedpur’s signature Bihari cuisine

Illustration: TBS
Pursuit

How students can get back on track after a breakup

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Supplement

How refrigerators are changing lives in rural Bangladesh