Kaniz Supriya

For those who have suffered permanent ocular damage from gunshots, returning to a normal life afterwards will prove to be a long and arduous journey. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

An autocrat blinded by power, a people blinded by bullets

Collage: TBS
Mode

The perfect makeup for a summer wedding

The sound of bullets and fear
Panorama

The sound of bullets and fear

A jumpstart for your weekend: Desi breakfast delights around the city
Food

A jumpstart for your weekend: Desi breakfast delights around the city

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Not for beginners: How difficult is it for foreigners to navigate Dhaka?

Boho’s Pad Thai [right] is priced at Tk695, while Mamagocho’s version [left] costs Tk815. Both dishes were served in a 1:3 portion size. Photos: Courtesy and TBS
Food

Battle of the Thai Titans: Boho vs. Mamagocho

Watching the sunrise at Sarangkot View Point, Nepal trip, 2023. Photo: Courtesy
Explorer

Things I learned from all girls trips

Illustration: TBS
Pursuit

How introverts can gain visibility at work

Over the past few years, a few non-profit organisations have also been producing washable, reusable sanitary pads that have gained acceptance among women. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Why companies, NGOs struggle to increase the use of menstrual products

Breaking away from the traditional ways of wearing a shari, Afsana wore a thermal (heated T-shirt) as a blouse and used snowboarding pants instead of a petticoat. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Afsana's skydiving, snowboarding adventures – all wearing a shari

While the foliage covering the entire front face of the factory was initially planted by humans, it has now developed its own self-sustainable ecosystem.
Habitat

Karupannya: A factory designed to be a sanctuary

Raju Podder, Noah’s Managing Director, lived all his life in Bogura, joined his family business and expanded it by a few folds. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Noah: Making ‘Made in Bangladesh’ a matter of pride

In Apon Ahsan's opinion, our jingle industry is as strong as before. However, there's a lack of creative freedom. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

What happened to those catchy jingles of the yesteryears?