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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 03, 2026

Hasan Jamilur Rahman Saikat

Hasan Jamilur Rahman Saikat is a journalist with over three years of experience at The Business Standard, where he manages the daily sports page and curates the Panorama back page once a week. His reporting is informed by extensive fieldwork across 40+ districts and 150 sub-districts, allowing him to weave depth and empathy into narratives that engage with underrepresented communities, public health, and climate concerns—all framed through a consistently ethical lens.

The land it cuts through, Hill Mouza No. 12, was declared a reserved forest back in 1957, under Section 20 of the Forest Act. Photos: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

Road through Maheshkhali reserved forest: A standoff between law and development

When the divider becomes farmland on Bangladesh’s busiest highway
Panorama

When the divider becomes farmland on Bangladesh’s busiest highway

A mother breaks down as she speaks about her child, missing for 34 days. Photos: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

For families of Bangladesh's 2,000 missing children, the wait feels forever

The number of families dependent on the boat-building economy is several hundreds, spread across the villages upstream and downstream of the haat. Photo: Hasan Jamilur Rahman Saikat
Panorama

The floating road of Athghar-Kuriana

Three coaches, one broken system: Inside BFF's coaching carousel
Panorama

Three coaches, one broken system: Inside BFF's coaching carousel

Dear Darwin: An open letter
Sports

Dear Darwin: An open letter

Motijheel’s economy was never only the 20-storey kind — it also lived at knee-height, on the pavement, and in the queue for lunch. Photos: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

How Motijheel is losing the bustle that once defined it

LGED's road through Maheshkhali forest puts conservation at risk
Panorama

LGED's road through Maheshkhali forest puts conservation at risk

My summer watching 'La Pulga'
Sports

My summer watching 'La Pulga'

Photo: Collected
Supplement

BKSP: The institute that quietly built Bangladesh's sporting future

Iran players react in frustration during their FIFA World Cup group-stage match against Egypt. Photo: Collected
Panorama

Iran’s World Cup in the US: A disaster by design?

At present, the system detects five categories of violations: running red lights, entering closed left lanes, lane violations, wrong-way driving, and illegal parking. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Panorama

Has AI finally fixed Dhaka's traffic?

Lionel Messi celebrates after scoring for Argentina against Austria during a Group J match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where his brace secured a 2-0 victory and a place in the knockout stage. Photo: Reuters
Sports

The man who swallowed time

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