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Fishes are not available abundantly, but the ecological balance is restoring as their natural habitat is no longer disrupted, and fishermen, after a long time, are seen fishing in the river. Photo: TBS

Saving Shomeshwari: Ecology, economy, and the true cost of sand

Once ravaged by unregulated sand mining, Bangladesh’s Shomeshwari River is quietly recovering, as residents weigh recovery against looming economic pressures

Photos: District organisations are among the most understated yet vital support systems in student life. Photo: TBS

Why district welfare associations matter on university campuses

Passersby gather around street stalls selling affordable winter clothing to middle- and low-income customers. Photos: Mehedi Hasan

How imported second-hand clothes keep Bangladesh warm

Illustration: TBS

AI is wiring the future of energy: Can Bangladesh catch up?

Illustration: TBS

The conundrum of English-Medium tutoring

Illustration: TBS

'The best ever and historic' election sans free media?

Government failure and police silence: Who will stop the mob?

Government failure and police silence: Who will stop the mob?

Collage: TBS

Where is Bangladesh–India relations heading?

In a new era of individualised entertainment, where proximity no longer guarantees connection, and people grow more distant every day. Photo: Collected

From living rooms to isolated screens: How algorithmic entertainment is making us lonelier

The attack on Chhayanaut left their classrooms, offices, and the library extensively damaged. Photo: Srejan Ghanta/TBS

Chhayanaut: Damaged beyond brick and mortar

Protesters hold placards at The Daily Star premises condemning the attacks and arson at the offices of The Daily Star and Prothom Alo, demanding accountability and press freedom on 19 December 2025. Photo: Collected

Eyewitness to the aftermath: A walk in the ruins of newsrooms

Photo: Saqlain Rizve

How soft-shell crab exports are sustaining Bangladesh's southwest

The Bangladeshi wedding market is estimated to be worth between Tk12,000 crore and Tk14,000 crore. Photo: Collected

Caught between cost and culture: Inflation is reshaping the wedding market in Bangladesh