Ummay Marzan Jui

Hasan Rahman, the retired NASA engineer holding a prototype of Taalpata, says policies should change to support tech companies. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
Panorama

Taalpata: A NASA engineer’s dream to make Tk12,000 laptops caught in bureaucracy’s web

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Panorama

'Our students must understand that higher education is not mandatory for everybody'

Every department at Olympic Industries Ltd installed heat and steam recovery systems in the machineries to save fuel. Photo: Courtesy
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For CSR, Olympic Industries took it upon themselves to go green

The anti-dumping duty is not what is causing damage to Bangladeshi jute business. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed
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Don’t blame India’s anti-dumping duty for our jute industry’s woes

Corporate houses wake up to mental health
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Corporate houses wake up to mental health

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I cooked for the freedom fighters, it was an honour to assist them

Founding members of Frontliners: Shafiqul Islam Khan, Salman Rahman and Abul Bashar Bhuiyan (from left to right). Photo: Courtesy
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Frontliners: The app designed to save doctors from their woes

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DIRD: Meet the company that pioneered geotextile manufacturing in Bangladesh

The RMG industry has undergone a transformation in terms of working conditions in factories, the next step would be to find long term solutions to protect workers against such disasters. Photo: Mumit M
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EIS: A potential long term solution to ensuring the health and safety of RMG workers

Before the pandemic hit, Sumon Roy (in the middle) used to organise Old Dhaka walks on the weekends for tourists visiting Bangladesh. PHOTO: COURTESY
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Lost Panorama: Exploring Old Dhaka’s heritage through walks in the alleys

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Analysis

Did S&P accurately reflect Bangladesh or is there more to explore?

Waves crash against a damaged shoreline dam during a high tide at Kolatoli-Marine Drive road in Cox’s Bazar. Around 17% of Bangladesh is feared to be submerged by rising sea-levels by 2050, depriving 20 million people of their homes. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Mumit M
Environment

How coastal erosion is ‘code red’ for Bangladesh

Project SWAPNO has so far been implemented in 22 districts of Bangladesh, benefiting 64,980 people. Photo: Courtesy
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Project SWAPNO: Marico teams up with the govt to empower rural women