Kamrun Naher

In the name of development and conservation of the reservoir, the forest department cut down over 1,000 trees of Altadighi National Park in Naogaon. Photo: TBS
Panorama

What fuels our appetite for turning wild forests into parks?

Printing presses are not just about books and business cards; they are integral to the country's socio-political ecosystem. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

One blank sheet at a time: Printing shops sit idle in the absence of political activity

A large rectangle tapestry by artist Rashid Choudhury blends perfectly with the orange couch and the red of the brick. Photo: Al Amin Abu Ahmed Ashraf
Habitat

How a 42-year-old architectural classic evolved over the years

On 24 November, violence erupted in Old Dhaka as students from more than a dozen colleges attacked Government Shaheed Suhrawardy College. The incident, described as a retaliation for earlier tensions, resulted in at least six vandalised vehicles and left several injured. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Can the right to protest coexist with the right to move freely?

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Path Pronami: How Bangladeshi writers monetise ‘reader’s gratitude’ through social media

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Why do we still need police verification?

Representational image. Photo: TBS
Panorama

The twisted bond between urban poor and local moneylenders

During Eid, Puja and other holiday seasons, the coolies earn more as more people travel by trains. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Panorama

Kamlapur’s coolies chug along as times speed up around them

While village divers like Kalam depend on local equipment, Nazim Uddin, who is currently posted in Rangamati, dons diving gear like scuba diving suits, compressed air cylinders, fins, masks, etc. Photos: Collected
Panorama

From gold chains to bodies: Things Bangladeshi village divers go underwater for

Md Emad Chowdhury is a Dhaka-based journalist living with dwarfism. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

What it’s like to be a little man in Bangladesh

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

The new face of disinformation in post-Hasina Bangladesh

From silk production to a source of protein for humans, birds, and reptiles, moth populations impact human life and nature in many ways. Photos: Courtesy
Panorama

How two Bangladeshi zoologists named a new moth

Representational Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS
Panorama

Why are market prices still out of control?