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FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2026

Asma Sultana Prova

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

The shop does not generate much income but the satisfaction in feeding the needy is much bigger for its owner Nazrul Islam. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

A shop where the starving can eat for free

Located at the Nandankanan intersection in the Newmarket area, Bose Brothers is positioned prominently amidst the hustle and bustle of the port city.  
Photo: TBS
Panorama

Bose Brothers: A century-old legacy of sweetmeats and revolution

Microgreens are young vegetable seedlings that are approximately 1-3 inches tall. Photo: Courtesy
Features

Tushar's microgreens: Superfood of the future!

Influenced by the Portuguese, Gani Bakery’s Bela biscuit still rules
Food

Influenced by the Portuguese, Gani Bakery’s Bela biscuit still rules

Although Mishu started the work with his own funding, many people later extended their help by donating toys. Photo: Collected
Panorama

Morshed Mishu and his wall of toys

The shutters of the shop are opened, albeit on a limited basis, only 2-4 times a month, and exclusively during the night. Photos: Bidhan Rebeiro and Sushmita Chakraborty Mishu
Panorama

So Long, Farewell, Sagar Publishers

Switch Bidyaniketan’s students do not memorise textbooks but are focused on the practical applications of everything they learn. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Switch Bidyaniketan: A school where street children learn and earn

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