Miraz Hossain

Miraz Hossain is a journalist at The Business Standard, with interests spanning AI and algorithms, long-form storytelling, environmental issues, urban development, and geopolitics. He previously led the publication's weekly special page, Pursuit.

Four hours at the CMM Court premises
Panorama

Four hours at the CMM Court premises

The many nightmares of Bangladeshi freelancers
Panorama

The many nightmares of Bangladeshi freelancers

The Covid-19 period was tough, but at least the internet-based apps were active. But for gig workers, it was worse this time when there was no internet. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
Panorama

Out of a gig

Kill poster. Photo: Collected
Splash

Kill: Adrenaline filled bloodbath

Donald Trump is assisted by the Secret Service after gunfire rang out during a campaign rally at the Butler Farm Show in Butler, Pennsylvania, US on 13 July.  Photo: Bloomberg 
Panorama

Does Trump's second life mean a second presidential term?

Photo: Collected
Supplement

Property Lifts: Elevating the standards of locally manufactured elevators

Built on a 30,670 sqm area, the new campus is drawing in more students each semester than the previous one. Photos: Asif Salman
Habitat

Why Southeast University's new vertical campus draws in students

Generally, in summer, we need 250-260 million litres of water per day. But this year, it is over 280 million litres. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

The future of Dhaka's water

GrayMatter creates physics-informed AI technologies and integrates them with industrial robots, sensors and tools. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Ariyan Kabir’s GrayMatter makes ‘digital workers’ for factory floors

Why the govt, pvt sector have so little interest in R&D
Panorama

Why the govt, pvt sector have so little interest in R&D

Savoy's Ekdom Aam redefines mango ice cream
Food

Savoy's Ekdom Aam redefines mango ice cream

Screengrab of Bangladesh Blacklist website
Panorama

Bangladesh Blacklist: Were you scammed? Report it to this site and save others

Recreational activities re-energise and motivate the employees, offering relaxation and team bonding opportunities beyond their usual roles, setting them up for future success. Photo: Courtesy
Pursuit

Games, clubs and talent shows: How Bangladeshi companies are embracing recreational activities in the workplace