Masum Billah

Aman Mill is the only Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority (SREDA) accredited spinning mill in Bangladesh. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

'Your waste is my gold': Aman Spinning Mill's footprint in sustainable yarns

Sketch: TBS
Panorama

A stubborn Imran Khan, opportunist opponents and a problematic military

Bangladesh's virtual political battles find new stage on rarely used Twitter
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Bangladesh's virtual political battles find new stage on rarely used Twitter

Turning a banana stem into fibre is a long process which includes cutting the stem, drying the pieces and inserting them into the machine. The final product looks similar to jute fibre. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

The unripened potential of Bangladesh’s banana fibre industry

File Photo: Bloomberg
Panorama

How heatwaves are affecting livelihoods and food security

A doctor checks the blood pressure of a transgender woman in Dhamrai Upazila Hospital. The hospital has a room dedicated to the treatment of transgender people. Photo: TBS
Analysis

Stressed doctors and helpless patients: Bangladesh’s chaotic healthcare system

Among the key features of Golpogriho Resort, which local people adoringly call ‘UK beach’ are the mesmerising views of the river along with food stalls, a boat swing, etc. Photo: Masum Billah
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The rise of recreational spots across villages

Come Sep-Oct, Dhaka commuting to change
Transport

Come Sep-Oct, Dhaka commuting to change

There are indeed issues with city etiquette concerning citizen behaviours because they don’t utilise whatever infrastructure the city has already. Photo: Mumit M
Panorama

Why do we disrespect traffic laws so much?

Sound the alarm bell: Inside the leak of 50 million Bangladeshis' personal data
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Sound the alarm bell: Inside the leak of 50 million Bangladeshis' personal data

Goats grazing in the now dried up river, where fish was once abundant. Photo: Masum Billah
Panorama

Chandana: The death of a once mighty offshoot of Padma

Photo: Masum Billah
Panorama

The school with no name: A ray of hope on a lonely char

Experts say Dhaka has at least 18 times more than the population it can actually support. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Panorama

In rank with war-torn cities: Why Dhaka is one of the least liveable places in the world