Ariful Hasan Shuvo

A Dhaka-based journalist and researcher specialising in economic, current affairs, and development related analysis.

If the youth abandon politics, the entire nation will suffer: Sarjis Alam
Panorama

If the youth abandon politics, the entire nation will suffer: Sarjis Alam

At the Table: Foodies’ new destination at busy Moghbazar crossroads
Food

At the Table: Foodies’ new destination at busy Moghbazar crossroads

Students were seen controlling traffic at the Panthapath signal. Photo: Ariful Hasan Shuvo/TBS
Panorama

The students rise again, this time to protect the capital

Just three to five minutes from Diabari Metro Station, BD Kayaking offers kayaking for friends and families. Photo: Courtesy
Pursuit

How to make the most of your weekend

BCS: The new gold rush
Panorama

BCS: The new gold rush

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Why MPO policy hardly reduces discrimination among teachers

The youth can set Bangladesh's destiny: But why can't we reap the benefits of the demographic dividend?
Panorama

The youth can set Bangladesh's destiny: But why can't we reap the benefits of the demographic dividend?

Bangladesh is used to flooding, but climate change is making floods more severe and less predictable. Photo: Asmit Aovi
Panorama

What's behind the frequent floods in the northeastern region?

How reforming, instead of abolishing, the quota system could solve multiple problems
Panorama

How reforming, instead of abolishing, the quota system could solve multiple problems

The significance of book cafes became more pertinent in the post-pandemic period when there was a shift from physical to online bookstores. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

Books, coffee and serenity: The rise of Dhaka's book cafes

Thirty one percent of the government primary school teachers have no Bachelors (Honours) degree. This indicates that the sector is struggling to attract individuals with higher education. Photo: Directorate of Primary Education
Panorama

What our school teacher salaries say about our education

Project Ombu: Addressing Bangladesh's water crisis with sustainable solutions
Panorama

Project Ombu: Addressing Bangladesh's water crisis with sustainable solutions

The galss curtain on the West façade is considered a sunscreen, which in the real sense protects the building from the scorching sun in the West, and also symbolises a shield protecting the public wealth deposited in the bank.
Habitat

Inside the EBL Headquarters: Stately outside, vibrant inside