Ashraful Haque

Photo: Collected
Climate Change

Climate change in Bangladesh increases dengue, asthma, mental illness

Students need to re-learn how to find interest in studies and school, as Bangladesh lifted the world’s longest school closure on 12 September. Photo: Mumit M
Panorama

Can you write your name? A harrowing picture of learning loss around the country after 18 months of school closure

A man carries an ailing woman  across one of the many overbridges in the city. Photo: Syed Saiful Alam Shovan
Panorama

Are foot over-bridges really good for a city? 

A training session organised by Association for Land Reform and Development (ALRD) to prepare marginal farmers to get fair price for their produce. Photo: Rajib Parves
Panorama

How a value chain kindles hope for marginal farmers

Iron, the 66-feet cruise vessel runs fully on solar energy. Photo: Mumit M/TBS
Panorama

Iron: Capturing the energy of the sun to give you a silent cruise

Freshwater supply from the distributaries of Ganges into the Sundarbans has considerably declined since the construction of the Farakka barrage in the 1970s. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Shorter trees and fewer leaves: How Farakka is transforming the Sundarbans

Dr Mohammad Tanzimuddin Khan. Illustration: TBS
Thoughts

‘Dhaka University will continue to dominate the country’s higher education landscape’

Photo: Monirul H. Khan
Bangladesh

Wildlife corridors in the south-east: Hope shrouded in doubt

Caption: Tiger population in the Bangladesh part of Sundarbans was 440 in 2004, which came down to 114 in recent years, mainly because of poaching. Photo/Collected
Panorama

Sundarbans’ pirates are gone, but tiger poachers remain

Fishing boats anchored idle at a canal in Patharghata in Barguna. Photo: Ashraful Haque
Panorama

Where have all the hilsas gone?

Ashraful Haque. Illustration: TBS
Thoughts

Is Hamas luring IDF into a ground offensive?

Developers are cutting decades old trees in the Suhrawardi Park to make way for restaurants, walkways and other facilities. Photo: Syed Muhammad Zakir
Panorama

Tree felling for endless ‘development’ and the grieving Black kite

Peacocks is back to business with fresh investments. Photo: Reuters 
Panorama

The Peacocks saga: Why RMG retailers should not shatter trust