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We sometimes forget the fact that these drivers are no less important than other frontline fighters during this pandemic. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

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Covid-19: The unsung heroes behind the wheel

Colourism is offensive, yet we remain entangled in it

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Colourism is offensive, yet we remain entangled in it

A slave market. Photo: Foreign Policy/Wikimedia Commons

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Revisiting Uncle Tom’s Cabin in the Black Lives Matter era

Mahmuda Siddiqua’s collection includes books on literature, nature, art, adventure, travel, a few hundred issues of the National Geographic magazine and Time-Life series on world art, world history and civilization. Photo: Onu Tareq

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A library that pension built

After the virus broke out, Kludio provided the employees with masks, gloves and hand sanitisers. Photo: Collected

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Kludio: A pandemic-resistant business model

In this series, particular attention is given to the Vietnamese perspective. PHOTO: COLLECTED

Glitz

The Vietnam War on Netflix: An immersion in history

Around 61,000 Bangladeshi students were studying abroad back in 2017 and the number is rising every day. PHOTO: US EMBASSY DHAKA.

Education

Studying abroad: Dreams delayed and dreams shattered

Tanbir Hasan Shaikat, a Masters student at University of Dhaka, feeds around 1400 people every day during iftar and sehri. Photo: Noor-A-Alam/TBS

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Anchors to the poor during the pandemic

The market usually sits on Matrichaya Kindergarten compound. Photo: Courtesy.

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Manobotar Bazar: A market where you don’t have to pay

Photo: Noor-A-Alam/TBS

Mode

Shoppers flock to Aarong for a humble Eid

Fighting the pandemic with creative arts

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Fighting the pandemic with creative arts

Working women are having to juggle work-from-home and household chores. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed

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Life without domestic help

Most part-time domestic workers have lost their jobs during the shutdown. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

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Inside the lives of domestic workers during the pandemic