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Gen Niazi, Gen Aurora and Group Captain A K Khandaker on their way to the surrender ceremony. Photo: Collected

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The longest 30 minutes

A man makes way through fallen trees on the road from Munshiganj to Burigoalini after cyclone Bulbul hit the coastal area last month. People in the coastal area live in constant fear of cyclones as the newly restored embankments there look feeble in the face of mighty storms. Photo: Mumit M

Environment

Rising waves, incarcerated fishermen and vanishing villages

The Village Super Market in Khulna is a marvel both as an architecture and as an idea. Photos: Mumit M

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An upscale kitchen market in rural Khulna

Photo: Mumit M

Features

Climate change behind onion crisis

Fishing boats tied to a tree prior to cyclone Bulbul near the Dumuria ghat at Gabura Union in Satkhira. Photo: Mumit M

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Under the shadow of cyclones

Satkhira looks like a war zone after cyclone Bulbul

Cyclone Bulbul

Satkhira looks like a war zone after cyclone Bulbul

Photo: Mumit M/TBS

Cyclone Bulbul

Gabura island authorities trying to evacuate 10,000 residents

Photo: Mumit M/TBS

Cyclone Bulbul

Windy Satkhira people brace for Bulbul's fury

Facebook Chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg Addresses the audience in Georgetown University’s Institute of Politics and Public Service in Washington

Thoughts

Facebook, falsehood and free speech

Press freedom in peril

Analysis

Press freedom in peril

On August 13, 2011, a tragic road accident took the lives of Tareque Masud, Mishuk Munier, and three other passengers. The remains of the destroyed vehicle have been creatively transformed in to the Road Accidernt Memorial by artist Dhali Al Mamoon at the Dhaka University campus. Photo: Mumit M

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Standing precariously

The invisible fork of food

Book Review

The invisible fork of food

Students of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) paints graffiti in front the BUET gate in remembrance of Abrar Fahad a student of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/TBS

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The Buet graffiti