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The Binirail village in Kaliganj, Gazipur, came alive with its annual fish fair on Tuesday. Photo: TBS

Events

The Binirail 'Jamai Mela': A cultural legacy for more than 200 years

According to the notices of the closed factories, workers were involved in disruptive activities such as threats, fighting, and creating chaos, which were deemed illegal under the Bangladesh Labour Act. Photo: TBS

RMG

30 RMG factories closed in Gazipur, 239 workers laid off

Toll on Gazipur's green: Two-thirds of forests, water bodies lost in two decades

Environment

Toll on Gazipur's green: Two-thirds of forests, water bodies lost in two decades

Charred vehicles are seen at the Gazipur city corporation’s Tongi regional office. Scores of vehicles were completely burnt by vandals during a recent unrest centring reform in quota system in government jobs. Photo: Collected

Bangladesh

Scars in Gazipur: Vandals targeted key infrastructure and institutions

The shamans prepared the field for the reincarnation ritual with banana leaves, new silver jugs, milk etc. Photo: M Asaduzzaman Saad

Bangladesh

He died from snake bite. The shamans promised to bring him back to life for Tk15,000

Fish mural in Wonder Park. Photo: TBS

Bangladesh

Resort, park and duplexes: Matiur's empire of assets

Built with grand ambitions, Bangabandhu Hi-Tech City Station in Gazipur’s Kaliakoir gathers dust. Despite its modern facilities, a lack of train services leaves it a deserted monument of unrealised potential, frustrating locals. Photo: TBS

Transport

Thousands suffer as trains hardly stop at Bangabandhu Hi-Tech City Station in Gazipur

Photo: TBS

Infrastructure

Criticism heaped on Gazipur BRT over design flaws, delay and public inconvenience