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.

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

Korvi Rakshand. Sketch: TBS
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Meet Korvi Rakshand, the winner of the 'Nobel Prize of Asia'

Oscar Ramos. Photo: Collected
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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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Women-only ridesharing apps step on the brakes

What makes a CEO exceptional: A leader’s guide 
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What makes a CEO exceptional: A leader’s guide 

Photo: Noor-A-Alam
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inDrive: The mysterious inner workings of a new ridesharing app

5 alternatives to a graduate degree
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5 alternatives to a graduate degree

Ami Probashi: Revolutionising foreign migration with a digital touch
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Ami Probashi: Revolutionising foreign migration with a digital touch

Office canteens provide an opportunity for colleagues to interact outside of the context of work. Photo: Nayem Ali
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Breaking bread: Why office canteens are pivotal to a healthy workplace

Illustration: TBS
Tech

Meet ‘Khanmigo’, Khan Academy’s AI assistant

Detractors argue that the unconditional support from Washington towards Israel promotes an imbalanced and excessive employment of force against Palestinians. Photo: Reuters
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Israel may not be 'racist'. But what about apartheid?

Zulia Ayrin and her son Muksetul Islam Alif. Sketch: TBS
Pursuit

The quest for knowledge brings a mother back to the classroom with her son

Nothing but FB. Why Bangladeshis never took to Twitter, Threads and the like
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Nothing but FB. Why Bangladeshis never took to Twitter, Threads and the like