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Meet the team that developed a new technique to extract fibre from snake plants

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Is the Commonwealth still relevant for Bangladesh? Yes, no and a 'dormant' yes

Children, especially urban children nowadays, are stuck at home and are more and more attached to gadgets. To ‘rescue’ them from this phenomenon, parents want to give them books. Photo: Courtesy

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Children’s books are becoming culturally-sensitive. But is the market ready?

Prime Minister Hasina will meet PM Modi today in India after three years. Photo: Reuters

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PM Hasina’s India visit: What lies ahead?

Jahura Begum is a day-labourer who says eating here saves her some money. Photos: Nooe-A-Alam

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Bhalo Kajer Hotel: Continuing to reward 'good work' in Dhaka

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Food

How agriculture redefined humanity’s carb intake

Photo: Collected

Habitat

Welcome to the age of glass facades

The proposed playground for disabled people has long been left to grow bushes on the premises of the National Parliament Building in the city. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

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Whatever happened to the ‘promised land’ for the disabled?

A fuel price hike to fuel agony

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A fuel price hike to fuel agony

Industrial graffiti is trending all over the world. As a continuation of the trend, they have designed commercial spaces for corporate companies like Apex.

Habitat

Reesham Shahab Tirtho: An artist, an architect and a fan of Game of Thrones

Currently, Dr Ferdous Ara Chowdhury has almost 2,000 plants of fruits, flowers and vegetables spread out on her rooftop in Dhanmondi. Photo: Saqlain Rizve

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Short of funds, a promising rooftop farming training program wilts

Starting in 2019, Safepad Bangladesh has been providing reusable sanitary pads to adolescent girls and women in 37 districts all over the country. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

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Safepad Bangladesh: Bridging the gap between women and menstrual health management

Starting on 21 July, it took five days for Lukas Zeilinger, Livia and Arup Barua to graffiti paint the outside of seven CU shuttle carriages. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

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When art goes to its audience: The CU shuttle train and a German graffiti artist