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Mahmood Moosa's initiative to simplify higher education abroad

The path to an international degree is often riddled with complexities—ranging from intricate application processes to the daunting uncertainties of visa approvals

The body, interior, engine bay, headlights, and taillights were all restored to bring the car back to life while preserving its original character. PHOTO: Nafirul Haq

Honda DB8 Integra: From worn shell to B16A VTEC street machine

A mother feeding her child a traditional diet of Bangladesh containing mostly rice, some vegetables, pulses and a little amount of animal source foods, in this case- fish. Photo: Unicef

Lost something? Just ask Ma

Photo: Collected

The things we don’t say to our moms but should

With the right plants and fixtures, within six months, an entire wall of your balcony or terrace could turn green. Photos: Baganbari

Up against the wall: How vertical gardens are cooling Dhaka’s homes

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Understanding the hidden 'mental load' mothers carry every single day

Illustration: TBS

Growing older, staying strong

Bangladesh’s post-uprising media landscape faces old questions

Bangladesh’s post-uprising media landscape faces old questions

Evolution of money and the growth-inflation relationship 

Evolution of money and the growth-inflation relationship 

Bangladesh’s semiconductor sector remains small but no longer negligible. Photo: Rajib Dhar 

Can Bangladesh convert the global silicon rush into a national opportunity?

On 8 May 1945, the guns fell silent across Europe as victory flags rose over the ruins of Berlin. Photo: Collected

World War II at 81: The peace built after 1945 no longer feels permanent

A display of posters highlighting climate change, plastic pollution and sustainability initiatives. Photo: Courtesy

At ULAB, Earth Day is more than just a celebration

According to the Forest Department, more than a hundred elephants, divided into three herds, currently inhabit the Sherpur border areas. Photo: Courtesy of Suman Mia/Forest Department

Coexistence with elephants has improved in Sherpur, but remains a work in progress