Kamrun Naher

The unimaginable opportunity to work with scientists from around the world and do research was like a dream come true for Showmitra. Photo: Showmitra Chowdhury
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Antarctica through the eyes of a Bangladeshi scientist

Kamrun Naher. Sketch: TBS
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From Metal to paper to pixels: The evolution of money

The death traps lurking behind the fancy facade of Gulshan-Banani eateries 
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The death traps lurking behind the fancy facade of Gulshan-Banani eateries 

The perfect fixtures for your luxury bathroom
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The perfect fixtures for your luxury bathroom

While Jomman (pictured left) uses stock footage to explain scientific theories, Rauful carries out experiments in his videos. Photos: Courtesy
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Science explainer videos in Bangla take flight

Sketch: TBS
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Don't call me an artist. I am a child of nature: Anisul Hoque

Under the School Level Improvement Plan (SLIP), primary schools are now renovating their interior with colourful classes and balconies. Photo: Courtesy
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Meet Halim: The artist who travels and paints primary schools across Bangladesh

Demand for electric cooking appliances has increased in the Bangladeshi market due to the gas crisis worsening in winter. Photo: Nayem Ali
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Gas woes ignite a surge in demand for alternative cooker

The psychology behind choosing a signature is, it should be unique in a way so that no one can copy it. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
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The art of deconstructing our signatures

Embellished Jamdani is a fusion of heritage and contemporaneity. Photo: Audriana Exclusive
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Embellished Jamdani: A new way to elevate traditional designs

A view of Dhaka from above. Photo: TBS
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Dhaka: Paying high to live in an unliveable city

With a supportive and non-judgmental homogenous group, women travellers feel free and safe. Photo: Vromonkonna
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Rise of Bangladesh’s ‘travelettes’

There aren't many such guest houses available in the capital. Many families who travel to Dhaka from across the country are bound to stay at cheap residential hotels — which are not necessarily close to hospitals. Photo: TBS
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Rogi Nibas: Where hotel guests are patients from outside the city