Eshadi Sharif

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Folk You: Discussing folk music through folk music

Finding Nirvana in Life: Buddha of Bengal - The many faces of peace
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Finding Nirvana in Life: Buddha of Bengal - The many faces of peace

Every Saturday, around 30 participants meet at Panaderia restaurant for what they call “open sessions” to indulge in all things tabletop games. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
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Exploring the world of Bangladesh’s tabletop game enthusiasts

BD Kayaking gives you the opportunity to escape the world for some time while drawing you closer to nature. Photo: RAJIB DHAR
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BD Kayaking: A calm getaway in a fast-paced city

Even though the gallery was divided with the work of the two artistes, their art came together, bringing harmony to the room.
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Blossoms of Existence: Harmony rooted in hues

‘Violence/Violation’ is a commentary on the violence we face from society, and even the violence we inflict upon ourselves. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
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Kingshuk Das' meditation of violence within us, around us

Engaging with children in reading during their early years not only instills the habit in them but also strengthens the bond between parents and children. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
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For the love of books: How to get our children to read

On average, one BD Clean team completes 20 projects per month - including cleaning up canals in places such as Noakhali, Bandarban, Sylhet and Tangail. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
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BD Clean: Getting your hands dirty to clean up the country

With a small investment of around 567,000 yen (around Tk4 lakh), Mamun opened Halal Hub in 2020, one of the first restaurants to use the flag of Bangladesh in Sendai, Japan. Photo: Courtesy
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Can Japanese people handle Bangladeshi spices? Halal Hub thinks so

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Calligrapher Twasin Twaha: Creating music for the eyes

Last Defenders of Monogamy: How to ruin a guilty-pleasure
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Last Defenders of Monogamy: How to ruin a guilty-pleasure

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Book nook shelf inserts: A glimpse into a miniature world

Ayesha was trained by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) on how to conduct community engagement sessions. Notably, children can be particularly vulnerable to NCDs. Photo: Courtesy
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JICA sets a template on fighting noncommunicable diseases