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There's no engine oil, no spark plugs and far fewer moving parts to worry about. The savings quietly add up. PHOTO: Ahbaar Mohammad

Revoo C32: Small price, serious workhorse

Potholes, traffic jams, passengers and 45–50km daily commutes are hardly a gentle test. Yet the Revoo C32 has proved that affordable electric mobility in Bangladesh can be practical, durable and...

LGED's road through Maheshkhali forest puts conservation at risk

LGED's road through Maheshkhali forest puts conservation at risk

The return of retro tech: five gadgets making a comeback

The return of retro tech: five gadgets making a comeback

33 July 2024: Droho Jatra, a girl on a rickshaw, and the regime resumed killing

33 July 2024: Droho Jatra, a girl on a rickshaw, and the regime resumed killing

Export earnings have declined from nearly $529 million in 2016 to less than $300 million in 2025, despite growing global demand for shrimp. Photo: TBS

Bangladesh's shrimp industry has the capacity. Why isn't it growing?

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Every inflationary lever is being pulled at once 

Photo: AI generated.

A generation unwilling to accept inherited answers

Can Trump make Gianni Infantino the next U.N. Secretary-General?

Can Trump make Gianni Infantino the next U.N. Secretary-General?

The cycle of custodial deaths, enforced disappearances and the culture of impunity in Bangladesh: What should we do immediately?

The cycle of custodial deaths, enforced disappearances and the culture of impunity in Bangladesh: What should we do immediately?

The invisible infrastructure behind every trusted number

The invisible infrastructure behind every trusted number

International education fair 2026 to be held in Dhaka on 9 August

International education fair 2026 to be held in Dhaka on 9 August

The Goethe-Institut in Dhanmondi continues to host films, exhibitions, performances, and language programmes as it adapts to a changing cultural landscape in Dhaka. Photo: Courtesy

The changing face of Dhaka's foreign cultural centres

At Aparajeyo Bangla, teachers of Dhaka University wanted the police repression to end, halls and dormitories reopened, and every armed officer withdrawn from the grounds. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

32 July 2024: Still bleeding, still July