Miraz Hossain

Miraz Hossain is a former Staff Feature Writer at The Business Standard, where he oversaw the special weekly page Pursuit. His areas of interest include AI, climate change, environmental issues, urban development, and geopolitics.

Shafat and Shikha find serenity under a waterfall during their travels. Photo: Courtesy

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A couple's tale travelling through Bangladesh's 64 districts

Rising food prices have made it increasingly difficult for individuals to dine out with friends and family as frequently as they used to. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

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When cost of living takes a toll on social life

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What should be the minimum wage for garment workers?

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What impact will a forward forex rate have?

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Bike-sharing thru’ apps on decline, forcing cos to halt service

This photo captured from in front of the Institute of Engineers around 11:30pm Thursday shows the severe waterlogging on Dhaka road. Photo: Md Tajul Islam

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A swim through the city

When Shahin first came to Dhaka, there were days when he went hungry. He didn't want any other person to go through the same thing. So, he put a basket of free bread outside his tea stall. Photo: TBS

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The brief, viral fame of Shahin Alom's basket of bread

Students are mostly happy about the washing machines but they seem to expect more from the vending machines. Photo: Noor A Alam

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Your Campus: Transforming dormitory life with vending machines, laundromats

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Fresh graduates stare at bleak future

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‘With right support, we can design and test microchips in the country’

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Meet Korvi Rakshand, the winner of the 'Nobel Prize of Asia'

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Are Bangladeshi startups too dependent on Western models?

More than 60% of female adolescents who use public transport in the capital become victims of some form of harassment. Some companies wanted to alleviate this pain and thus women-only ridesharing apps were born. PHOTO: Noor-A-Alam.

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