Ashraful Haque

Senior Feature Writer

Switching employers is a big problem for Bangladeshi migrant workers in Maldives. Photo: Reuters
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Bangladeshi workers make up about 20% of Maldives’ population, but can they stay?

As the price of cauliflowers fell thanks to great yields, bringing relief to the inflation-stricken ordinary consumers. But for farmers it was a disaster. Photo: : Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
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Can farmers be protected from the curse of bumper harvest?

Brick structures buried underground are often found in the surrounding areas of Paharpur Bihar. Until declared an archaeological site, these structures cannot be protected.Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
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The underinvested potential of archaeotourism in Bangladesh

A good number of calves have been added to the elephant herds visiting in Sherpur, Jamalpur and the Mymensingh belt. Photo: Courtesy of Suman Mia/Forest Department
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New guests in the wilderness: Can Sherpur forests sustain more elephants?

14 out of the 15 state-run sugar mills are running at a loss. Photo: BSFIC
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State sugar mills resume operation, ahead of reform

Sketch: TBS
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The resilience of Bangladeshi people in war and peace

Dead snails and small fishes lie on the bank of a waterbody at Austagram haor in Kishoreganj after fishers applied poison to catch fish from it. Photo: Ashraful Haque
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How widely banned agrochemicals are used for poison fishing in Bangladesh

The unhealthy competition between buses often cause traffic jams and damage to vehicles. Sometimes, it has tragically cost lives. Photo: TBS
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Traffic discipline is within sight, but we need to move slower

No matter how hard the country’s resilient people fight back, climatic shocks keep eating up whatever they rebuild. Photo: Masud Al Mamun
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Climatic shocks: Making the already difficult task of poverty alleviation even harder

Photo: Collected
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Wolfs: When star power makes you watch a movie

Despite all the questions surrounding the sustainability of reforms, the younger generation's fresh aspirations for real change can be the driving force behind reform processes. Photo: Rajib Dhar
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Why it is so difficult to institute meaningful reforms

Researchers and environmental organisations have been voicing their concerns about unchecked tourism in St Martin’s for a long time. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
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Limiting tourism to St Martin’s is just the first step to saving the island

EVs can help mitigate urban air pollution. Photo: Reuters
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How legalising electric conversion of cars could benefit Bangladesh