Md Belal Hossen

Md Belal Hossen is a Reporter at The Business Standard, specialising in foreign affairs, domestic politics, and academic issues. He holds both honors and master's degrees from the Department of Government and Politics at Jahangirnagar University. He can be contacted at belalhossenjuja22@gmail.com

Employees from at least four organisations and government institutions gathered in front of the Chief Adviser’s residence, Jamuna, to voice their demands. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Protests continue to disrupt city traffic

Family members of a gunshot victim. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Shot working-class victims: Families left in crisis

Students return to halls of Dhaka University on 8 August 2024. Photo: Md Belal Hossen/TBS
Bangladesh

DU coming back to life

Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

'Abbu doesn't talk to me any more'

Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH). File photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Amid joy of change, pain from bullet wounds lingers

Md Tahidul Islam [on left] and his ID card [on right]. Collage: TBS
Bangladesh

Relatives claim they can't find body of a protester shot dead at Farmgate on Sunday

A vendor at Shaheed Minar in Dhaka University. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

'We too want to be financially stable, be able to educate our children': Shaheed Minar vendor

Students of different institutions protest demanding the reinstatement of the 2018 circular cancelling quotas in recruitment in government jobs on 4 July 2024. File Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS
Bangladesh

Many gunshot victims in Uttara hospitals leave over safety concerns

Shot in the eye: Many face permanent vision loss risk
Bangladesh

Shot in the eye: Many face permanent vision loss risk

16-year-old Nadim Hossain lying in bed with his father Dulal Hossain and his mother Marium Khatun sitting on the ground at NITOR in Dhaka on 26 July. Photo: Belal Hossen/TBS
Bangladesh

Lives shattered by gunshots: A glimpse into NITOR's struggle

11-year-old Mohammad Alif (face blurred) and his mother at the DMCH on 25 July. Photo: Md Belal Hossen/TBS
Health

Injured at DMCH: The toll of violence on innocent lives

Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH). File photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Shot on way to work, 18-year-old Roman Ali languishes at DMCH

Nahid Hossain, one of the coordinator of the anti-quota movement, speaks at a press conference on 14 July. Photo: Md Belal Hossen/TBS
Bangladesh

Students urge president for emergency JS session to address 'quota discrimination'