Shamsuddin Illius

The school has been flooding since June 2007 and the water level is rising every year. PHOTO: COURTESY
Panorama

Will Dubai pay heed to the suffering of Sultan Al Nahyan School students in Bangladesh?

COP28 summit approves 'loss and damage' fund to compensate vulnerable countries for climate impacts
Environment

COP28 summit approves 'loss and damage' fund to compensate vulnerable countries for climate impacts

COP28 kicks off in Dubai: Bangladesh seeks action on climate change
Bangladesh

COP28 kicks off in Dubai: Bangladesh seeks action on climate change

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will inaugurate the 100-kilometre Dohazari to Cox’s Bazar railway line today. Photo: Nupa Alam
Infrastructure

New era begins as PM opens Dohazari-Cox’s Bazar rail line today

Mohammed Amirul Haque, the founder, managing director and CEO of Premier Cement Mills Limited
Supplement

Master plan needed for maximum impact of Bangbandhu Tunnel

Nazmul Karim Chowdhury Sharun. Illustration: TBS
Supplement

Southeastern economy's game-changer

Md Rokibur Rahman, Director of CCCI and managing director of Nahar Agro Group. Illustration: TBS
Supplement

The tunnel will act as a bridge for business expansion

Mohammed Akther Parvez, Managing Director of PHP Automobiles Limited and director of PHP Family. Illustration:TBS
Supplement

Game changer for socioeconomic development

Aameir Alihussain, managing director of BSRM. Illustration: TBS
Supplement

Government can now prioritise local companies for megaprojects

A milestone mega structure of Bangladesh
Supplement

A milestone mega structure of Bangladesh

Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Infrastructure

Bangabandhu tunnel opens today to usher in new horizon in connectivity, industrialisation

An aerial view of Dhaka Elevated Expressway on 1 September 2023. Photo: Olid Ebna Shah
Supplement

Next target is to supply materials to megaprojects abroad

The country’s tallest tree species, Anisoptera scapula, locally known as Boilam which can grow up to 200-250 feet high, is on the verge of extinction. Very few Boilam trees are surviving in the deep forests of Chattogram and Cox’s Bazar region. The photo was taken from Teknaf reserved forest recently. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Bangladesh

Vanishing giants: Extinction threatens Bangladesh’s tallest tree