Jannatul Naym Pieal

From 16 July to 5 August, law enforcement agencies and activists from the Awami League, Chhatra League, and Jubo League were responsible for the deaths of at least 750 people. Photos: Rajib Dhar
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Killing fields: The places that witnessed a crimson tide

Collage: TBS
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From Meghalaya to Kolkata: Inside the Indian mind post-July revolution

Tasneem Khalil, Zulkarnain Saer Khan, David Bergman. Sketches: TBS
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Exiled journalists who endured personal sacrifices to uncover the truth

Illustration: TBS
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No, you cannot check people's phones and vehicles

Sketch: TBS
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Ashrefa’s ‘revolution’ is far from over

Mobs vandalised the Shadhinata Sangram sculpture garden at Fuller Road. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
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Why are the cultural symbols being attacked?

In the lawless land after Hasina’s ousting on 5 August, ordinary people are turning to social media to create communities, stay connected and patrol the streets to fend off dacoits. Photo: TBS
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A sleepless night standing up to robbers

Members of volunteer organisation called Youth for Bangladesh were seen directing traffic at the Dhanmondi 32 bus stop. Photo: TBS
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Volunteer orgs step up to save city, people

A man guarded the Dhakeshwari Temple throughout the night and performed his early morning prayers right in front of the temple gate. Photo: Facebook
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Bangladeshis unite to fend off threat of communal violence

The exuberant people expressed their joy all over the streets, and many were seen snatching keepsakes for a story they will tell for years to come. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
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Hasina out: Jubilation in the air

The campus hardly has any people around, save for a few staff members from different departments. Photo: Jannatul Naym Pieal
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A haunting silence grips DU campus

Four hours at the CMM Court premises
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Four hours at the CMM Court premises

How Facebook-based businesses are weathering multiple challenges 
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How Facebook-based businesses are weathering multiple challenges