Panorama

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

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How imported second-hand clothes keep Bangladesh warm

22 DEC WEB

The conundrum of English-Medium tutoring

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

3 DEC WEB

Rammala Library: Inside Bangladesh’s century-old archive of books, rare manuscripts

29 NOV WEB

Horibol Bonarjee: How a visually impaired teacher brings light to his students’ lives

27 NOV WEB

Mahbubur Rahman: An Imam’s mission to clean up his village

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Intense earthquake shakes mental health, leaves a nation traumatise

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Ratna Mandal: Scarred by violence, defined by strength

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Equivalence trap: The UGC certificate slowing down foreign graduates’ career ambitions

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Anjana Rani: Making space for women in Bangladesh’s livestock sector through her own success

Today, the same girl who was once told she should stop studying to secure a ‘good husband’, is a doctor, tending to women’s health and delivering babies in her own clinic. Her story is not only one of personal success, but also of persistence against poverty, patriarchy and the quiet weight of rural expectations

From a village girl to a doctor: The journey of Dr Afsana Akhter

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