Kamrun Naher

Photo: Collected
Food

If you love kimchi

Illustration: TBS
Supplement

Green architecture: Helping buildings breathe without aid

After the internet blackout on 18 July, Bangladeshi expatriates worried for their families back home organised demonstrations in their countries of residence. Photo: Tasfiq Moon
Panorama

How the Bangladeshi diaspora supported the July movement from abroad

The metal-made table inside the gol ghor resembles the circular blood dripping onto the floor. This way, he wanted to pay homage to the animals whose hides were dried here. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Habitat

How a raw-hide drying factory turned into an architectural studio

Lack of communication between volunteers and the local administration means distributing the relief is a challenge, especially in the remote areas. Photos: Reuters, Collected
Panorama

Help pouring in, but reaching flood victims still a challenge

Manzur with his wife Shabontee, and their son Wasi. Photo: Adri Dhirodatto
Panorama

An evening with Manzur Al Matin, his family, and the memories of July movement

Rasheda K Chowdhury, former advisor of the caretaker government. TBS Sketch
Panorama

'I feel most of the students and guardians are in support of holding the exam'

Dr Mohammad Tanzimuddin Khan. TBS Sketch
Panorama

'Auto-pass is the opposite of what our students fought for'

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Can we create a Bangladesh worthy of reverse brain drain?

Young people are donning funny masks, Batman's mask, Winnie the Pooh’s mascot etc, while performing traffic duties and guarding their areas. Photo: Collected
Panorama

The power of humour, art in mass uprising

Ecstatic crowds celebrate the fall of Sheikh Hasina-led government in front of the TSC of Dhaka University in the capital on Monday after a month-long Anti-Discrimination Student Movement. Photo: Olid Ebna Shah
Panorama

The march that will echo in history

The sound of bullets and fear
Panorama

The sound of bullets and fear

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

'Chalaiden': Misinformation war grips social media