Ariful Hasan Shuvo

Saif Shahid. Sketch: TBS
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ShahidLipi: The forgotten tale of the first Bangla computer keyboard

From dispute over displaying Taslima Nasrin’s book to Islamist groups allegedly trying to shut down the sale of sanitary napkins at the fair- controversial incidents are making the headlines this year. Photo: Rajib Dhar
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A post-uprising book fair: More political than literary

How can Bangladesh integrate the remaining half into its labour force?
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How can Bangladesh integrate the remaining half into its labour force?

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Can our development sector sustain without foreign funding?

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Zero digital divide still a far cry for Bangladesh

In 2023, Bangla Academy barred a prominent publishing house ‘Adarsha’ from Boi Mela for publishing three books that criticised the then-ruling Awami League government. Photo: UNB
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Amar Ekushey Boi Mela: How politics encroached on free thought

A top shot of Dhaka city. The photo was taken from the Gulshan area in the capital. Photo: TBS
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To build or not to build? Dhaka's high-rise dilemma

The three newly selected colours announced on 20 January for law enforcement agencies are iron (for police), green olive (for RAB) and golden wheat (for Ansar). Photo: TBS
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Police reform: Do new colours mean a new mindset?

MRT Buddy app provides a seamless way to check card balances and transaction histories using NFC technology. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
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Community-made apps step up to simplify metro rail travel

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Cyber Security Ordinance: When the law fails to define, anything can be considered a crime

The leaders of the National Citizens’ Committee are optimistic of making a strong appearance and gaining public support — the way they received during the uprising. Photo: TBS
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How impactful will the student-led political party be?

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Can digitalisation help curb hundi transactions?

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Could expatriates' votes reshape Bangladesh's next elections?