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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2026

Jarin Tasnim Tuba

Jarin Tasnim Tuba is a journalist at The Business Standard covering features, sports, splash stories, book reviews, and world and business affairs. She is currently pursuing her undergraduate degree in Mass Communication and Journalism at the University of Dhaka. Her work reflects a strong interest in narrative reporting, public-interest journalism, and storytelling that brings diverse perspectives to readers. She is fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi, and French. For professional inquiries, she can be reached at jarintasnimtuba0710@gmail.com

Illustration: Jarin Tasnim Tuba/ TBS
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Illustration: Jarin Tasnim Tuba/TBS
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Photo: Jarin Tasnim Tuba/TBS
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Beyond the lens

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A name denied: The long struggle over indigenous identity in Bangladesh

Illustration: Jarin Tasnim Tuba/TBS
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The scroll and the shelf

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Photo: Tuba
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