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Buriganga Express: Inside Dhaka’s floating commute

In the heart of Dhaka, where the Buriganga river churns with pollution, small wooden boats — known locally as the “Buriganga Express” — ferry thousands across its waters each day. More than just...

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Top 3 brand new performance sedans available in Bangladesh

A go-to spot for thrift shoppers, the market opens in the morning and runs until sunset. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Bargain hunt: Tales from Motijheel’s holiday market

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Top five neckbands that hit the right notes

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Enkindle’s wax wonders: Scented solutions for every space

Three boats participated in this year's competition. Spectators lined the riverbanks, blowing whistles and shouting encouragement, while the participating boatmen chanted songs in unison. Photo: TBS

49 years of tradition: Nouka Baich in Khulna unites community during Durga Puja

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BWM: Watches that tell more than time – they tell Bangladesh’s story

Voting beyond borders: How postal ballots function worldwide

Voting beyond borders: How postal ballots function worldwide

The ‘Adopt A Road’ programme is a public-private partnership initiative where residents or organisations would literally adopt a road for a tenure, cover its cleaning, supervision, and even community policing. Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Adopt A Road: How civic ownership helps Gulshan residents keep streets clean, commuter-friendly

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Is 3rd time the charm for banana chips?

Expatriate voting through app: Expansion of rights or invitation for dispute?

Expatriate voting through app: Expansion of rights or invitation for dispute?

Markets, monuments, and Mughal splendour: Experiencing Lahore beyond the clichés

Markets, monuments, and Mughal splendour: Experiencing Lahore beyond the clichés

The Ramu facility recycles hard-to-recycle or low-value plastics into lumber, sheets, and pellets, which can then be used in construction, furniture making, and community projects. Photos: Masum Billah

In Cox’s Bazar, a factory is turning single-use plastic waste into hope for sea and communities