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Students celebrate at Dhaka University's TSC after the International Crimes Tribunal awarded the death sentence to former prime minister Sheikh Hasina today (17 November) in a crimes against humanity case. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS

Students celebrate, distribute sweets at TSC after verdict against Hasina

The celebrations began shortly after the verdict was delivered at 3pm.

A massive crowd, primarily consisting of university students, gathered at TSC's Payra Chattar to see the live telecast of the judgment on 17 November 2025. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS

Screen set up at TSC for live broadcast of verdict against Hasina

A defaced image of Sheikh Hasina at the Raju Sculpture Pillar of the metro rail (on the left) was painted over in white (middle). Later, students, drew the graffiti on it at midnight (on the right). Photos: Collected

Hasina graffiti removal in DU sparks protests, apology follows

Priya Khan, a tea vendor by profession, is a well-known figure at Dhaka University. Photo: TBS

A cup of hope: How Priya Apa became a beacon of resilience at TSC

Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Tk8 crore from relief funds collected at TSC to be allocated for rehabilitation of Aug flood victims

Faisal Ahmed, a DU student, oversaw the operations from day one as the volunteer team lead at TSC. Photos: Courtesy

How August's 'volunteer' vanguards sent out 191 trucks to 11 flood-hit districts

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Body of newborn found near DU's TSC area

Photo: Courtesy

Students have to be responsible in preventing misuse of technology: DU Vice-Chancellor

Rain in TSC

Rain in TSC

Tea tales at TSC

Tea tales at TSC

Sodium Batir Gaan. Photo: Abrar Faiyaz Niloy

‘Sodium Batir Gaan’ returns after 2 year hiatus

Abandoned dump turned into open library

Abandoned dump turned into open library

Among all the places, Social Science Chattar is quite popular for its natural ambience and delicious snacks. Photo: Noor A Alam

Street foods to enjoy around DU campus