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Harvard University removes human skin binding from book
World+Biz

Harvard University removes human skin binding from book

The practice of binding books in human skin - termed anthropodermic bibliopegy - has been reported since as early as the 16th Century.

Prof Dr Mohammed Farashuddin (far right) at his new books release event. Photo: Courtesy
Corporates

Prominent economist Dr Mohammed Farashuddin writes a book on 'Future Actions in Bangladesh's Progress’ 

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Corporates

Introducing 'Bhoot Abhidhan' - the first Bangali encyclopedia of ghosts

A photo of author Shuvashish Roy and the cover of his new book. Photo: Courtesy
Splash

Shuvashish Roy’s new book ‘Andronio's Pizza’ blends teen love for aliens, fantasy, pizza

Improving lives of weavers essential to sustain Jamdani industry: Experts
Bangladesh

Improving lives of weavers essential to sustain Jamdani industry: Experts

Poet Mahfuz Al-Hossein's new book 'Theory of Love Maximisation'
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Poet Mahfuz Al-Hossein's new book 'Theory of Love Maximisation'

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bKash-Prothom Alo Trust calls for book donation for underprivileged children

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Bangladesh

'Ocean Book Festival' begins at Cox's Bazar beach

There are three major ‘copybook publishers’ involved in the copying and publishing business in Nilkhet. These include Tajin Boi Ghar and Molly Prakashani. PHOTO: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

Inside the murky world of Nilkhet's copybook business

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Brands

A magical addition to your nightstand

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Macmillan publishes Prof Imtiaz Hussain's book on Multifaceted Development

'Kidneybandhab Pathya' by Tamanna Chowdhury unveiled
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'Kidneybandhab Pathya' by Tamanna Chowdhury unveiled

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Intertek CEO visits Dhaka with his first book