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People hope that the new government will not merely use the Liberation War or the 2024 mass uprising to serve their own interests or for labelling purposes. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

The mass uprising of 2024: ‘Chetona’ or true lessons?

As we reflect on the 2024 uprising, it's crucial that we learn from history—not just to shape our future, but also to ensure justice and accountability for all

The walls of Dhaka tell the story of a nation’s fury. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain/TBS

Why do we need to repaint the walls of revolution?

Student seen painting on the walls of a building on 2 August 2024. Photo: Shahadat Biplob/TBS

Students carry out graffiti programmes in different places of capital

Photo: TBS

15-day jail for fixing posters anywhere other than designated locations

The Dhaka North City Corporation has undertaken a beautification project to decorate pillars of flyover and metro rail with colourful graffiti featuring awareness messages. The photo was taken on Sunday from the Moghbazar-Satrasta road. Photo Mumit M

Dhaka North streets getting a new look with awareness graffiti

Kadamtuli Flyover at the port city of Chattogram is almost always empty. Photo: M Minhaz Uddin

Remove graffiti, posters from flyovers within 2 weeks: HC 

Photo: Rajib Dhar

The 'World Cup' hype in Bangladesh

A work of world-renowned graffiti artist Banksy is seen at the wall of destroyed building in the Ukrainian town of Borodianka, which had been occupied by Russia until April and heavily damaged by fighting in the early days of Russian invasion, November 12, 2022. REUTERS/Gleb Garanich

Banksy showcases new mural in war-scarred Ukrainian town

A new graffiti in Banksy's signature style, although not posted by the mercurial artist on social media, is seen at the wall of destroyed building in the Ukrainian town of Irpin, which heavily damaged by fighting in the early month of Russian invasion, November 12, 2022. REUTERS/Gleb Garanich

Banksy showcases new mural in war-scarred Ukrainian town

Starting on 21 July, it took five days for Lukas Zeilinger, Livia and Arup Barua to graffiti paint the outside of seven CU shuttle carriages. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

When art goes to its audience: The CU shuttle train and a German graffiti artist 

Photo: TBS

CU graffiti – Through art we feel

The artists memorialised themselves with a 'biomural'. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Lakeside Graffiti: A great view no matter where you look

Photos: Mumit M/TBS

Posters, banners, graffiti rob Dhaka of its charms