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FRIDAY, JULY 18, 2025

Junayet Rashel

BUET Professor Md Ehsan stands beside his newly designed autorickshaw—just 3.2 metres long and 1.5 metres wide—built for two passengers to ensure greater stability and prevent tipping. With a safety-focused top speed of 30 km/h, the vehicle can be produced at an estimated cost of Tk1.5 lakh. Photo: Junayet Rashel
Features

Buet’s smart fix for Dhaka's autorickshaws

The area is now a place for savvy shoppers hunting for affordable, genuine leather products. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Hazaribagh’s transformation from stench to style – crafted in leather

Among pet birds in the country, lovebirds are the most common, and they are also the most numerous in the haat. Photo: Junayet Rashel
Panorama

Where feathers meet fortune: How a small pigeon stall became Dhaka’s premiere bird market

Illustration: TBS
Bangladesh

Routine rivalry: Behind the never-ending battle between Dhaka and City colleges

Visitors at Dhanmondi Lake immerse themselves in the joy of reading. Photos: Junayet Rashel
Panorama

Bookshelves across Dhanmondi Lake: A nook for everyone to read

Unlike other halls, the International Hall exclusively houses foreign students. Photos: Junayet Rashel
Panorama

The ‘national’ interest in DU’s ‘international’ hall

Zakia Rayhana Rupa, a resident of Dhanmondi, launched this micro-library at Dhanmondi Lake Park to promote reading in the busy city. Photo: TBS
Features

All you can read: Zakia sets up book nests in Dhanmondi lake

Representational image of a Russel's Viper snake. Photo: Collected
Features

Russell's Viper on the loose? Call Snake Rescue Team Bangladesh

A light but strong framework is required for making a palki, which Mahidul buys from steel shops, and then adds wood and other materials for decoration. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

Return of the palki: Bearing the weight of nostalgia

The colours of jaggery differ; some are reddish, some are pale and some are brown. But there is no way of knowing which of these are the ‘authentic’ date palm jaggery.  Photo: Junayet Rashel
Panorama

The fading lustre of Faridpur's date palm jaggery

Arafat Hossain (in the middle), the founder of Sorolikoron, with his team. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Sorolikoron: Simplifying your life by outsourcing errands

In an era when fountain pens are forgotten, Mostofa clings to their legacy at his small store in the Baitul Mukarram Mosque Market in Dhaka. Photo: Junayet Rashel
Panorama

'Master' Mohobbot Mostofa: A life dedicated to fountain pens 

In six years, Fuad's collection has grown to 60 typewriters, almost all of which are operational. Photo: Noor A Alam
Panorama

The first one was a gift. Collecting typewriters became his passion after that

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