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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2025

Asma Sultana Prova

Aminul Islam stands before one of his meticulously crafted Nakshi Kantha, a centuries-old Bengali embroidery tradition. Sold through social media and retailers like Aarong, each of Aminul’s Nakshi Kanthas can take over a year to make and may be priced above Tk1 lakh. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Aminul’s defiant path to Nakshi Kantha mastery

Sixty-year-old Ganguli Prasad, one of the 30-35 remaining magnet fishers along the Buriganga River in Old Dhaka, uses powerful magnets to retrieve scrap metals like iron, brass, copper, and even silver and gold from the riverbed. However, many in the trade are shifting to boat rowing and diving as the profession faces declining opportunities.
The photo was taken recently by Asma Sultana Prova.
Features

Magnet fishers and Buriganga’s hidden treasures

Ensuring nutrition at the district level requires a ‘Multisectoral Approach’
Supplement

Ensuring nutrition at the district level requires a ‘Multisectoral Approach’

The real attraction of this market lies in the “price” and “quantity” of the items. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

Fakinni Bazaar: Providing ‘affordable’ access to essentials

Unlike other halls, the International Hall exclusively houses foreign students. Photos: Junayet Rashel
Panorama

The ‘national’ interest in DU’s ‘international’ hall

Photo: Collected
Features

From dance hall to hotel to hospital: The story of Hotel Shahbagh

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Even today, some people cannot go a day without the radio

There are some in this profession who have been doing it for over 40 years. Photo: Asma Sultana Prova
Panorama

The tale of ‘Burigangar chaangariwalas’

It’s now common to see families of potential brides and grooms meeting each other at DC Hill in Chattogram. Photo: Asma Sultana Prova
Panorama

Rishta meeting? A walk in the park, literally

Sangchang Mro, the first female doctor from the Mro community. Photo:Courtesy
Features

Meet Sanchang Mro, the first woman doctor from Mro community

Illustration: TBS
Features

How diehards, digital platforms breathe life into Bangladeshi films

Depending on the extent of the injury (physical or mental), it took some people years to recover. Photos: Syed  Zakir Hossain
Panorama

Triumph over terror: How Bangladesh came together to end acid violence

The market now offers a plethora of options, including fibre, metal, yarn, cloth, wood, and plastic bangles, and shoppers can choose from a wide array of 40-50 different designs. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

The immortal chime of churis

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