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Camelia Khola Akash School is a practical training programme which will train both Registered and unregistered tea farmers in the country to enable them to get fair prices for their crops. Photo: TBS

Bazaar

Camellia Open Sky School training tea growers

A woman looks for flowers to buy at one of the few flower shops that have survived the huge loss they incurred in the pandemic time. About 300 flower shops have shut down permanently as sales dropped drastically. The photo was taken yesterday. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed

Trade

Covid-19 crushes flower trade

BFDC project progress below 1% in two years

Infrastructure

BFDC project progress below 1% in two years

A hawker looks for customers to sell candy floss at Hatirjheel in the capital. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Mumit M

Economy

Street vendors’ business still broken

Photo: Collected

Economy

Online fast food sales picking up as many still avoid eating out

Entrance of National Botanical Garden. Photo: Courtesy

Environment

National Botanical Garden conserving 226 rare plant species

Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/TBS

Bangladesh

115 baby animals to greet visitors at National Zoo

Photo: Collected

Bazaar

Greater Mymensingh: A new horizon for tea cultivation

A customer checks a basketball at Decathlon at its Uttara outlet in Dhaka. Inspiring and enabling people to stay active at home during the pandemic is Decathlon’s current mission. This purpose-driven company wants to be useful to the people and the planet. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed

Economy

Sports accessory business still out of track

File Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed Paulash/TBS

Events

Devotees flock to puja mandaps

Harun sells stamps of 150 countries from around the world at the capital’s New Market area. Due to the pandemic, his income has received a major slump. Photo: TBS

Features

Tale of a passionate postage stamp seller

A man came to nursery to buy tree for home rooftop in Manikganj. He was waiting for
last two months as government imposed nationwide lockdown amid concerns of
coronavirus spread in Dhaka, recently. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed

Economy

Nursery business grows as pandemic makes people think more of trees

Photo: Collected

Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Pandemic shuts all doors on locksmith Ripan