Masum Billah

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The science behind Dhaka's 'wind pockets'

Inside Starmer's immigration policy and his 'Bangladeshi immigrant' remark
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Inside Starmer's immigration policy and his 'Bangladeshi immigrant' remark

Under the Teesta bridge in Lalmonirhat, Bangladesh and in the middle of the river, youngsters are seen playing football and men catching fish in knee-deep water in a recent winter. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
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The tedious case of Bangladesh-India water politics

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A difficult period for Bangladesh’s small businesses

Regulatory innovation key to unlocking finance for CMSMEs
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Regulatory innovation key to unlocking finance for CMSMEs

The Solid Waste Management guidelines stipulate that landfills must be located at least 200 meters away from any water body. However, in practice, this regulation is often not adhered to. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
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As Gram-Bangla's economy grows, its environment wastes away

Ram Krishna Khatiwada, a former Commissioner at the Electricity Regulatory Commission of Nepal. Sketch: TBS
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Towards the BBIN energy framework: How far has the Bangladesh-Nepal energy deal come?

Babar Ali on the top of the world. Photo: Courtesy
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When Babar Ali came face-to-face with climate change during his Everest-Lhotse summit

Anil Pokhrel, Chief Executive of NDRRMA, wanted to build a single portal which can provide data on all incidents like forest fires, earthquakes, rainfall etc including loss and damage caused. Photo: Collected
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Why Bangladesh needs an integrated disaster information system like Nepal’s ‘Bipad Portal’

Lauti, a local canal that flows down to Khiru River, has pitch-black water with an oozing, horrid odour from the liquid waste of local factories. Photo: Mehedi Hasan.
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How Bhaluka factories are damaging rivers - from Khiru to Shitalakshya

Mohsin Ul Hakim, a senior journalist of Jamuna Television played a pivotal role in convincing the Sundarbans pirates to surrender. Photo: RAB
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How one journalist helped Sundarbans pirates mend their ways

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No more duty-free cars for MPs? A step long overdue

The humidity in Bangladesh makes the heat worse - if the temperature is 38°C but the humidity is 90%, then the chances of heatstroke will become higher. Photo: Rajib Dhar
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What Bangladesh can learn from the Ahmedabad Heat Action Plan