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A brain drain query: Why do they leave?

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A brain drain query: Why do they leave?

Students and young professionals explain why they chose to move abroad

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

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

Masud Ahmad has written one of the finest Bangla novels in recent times, titled ‘Kanchanfuler Kobi,’ centred around the life and works of eminent poet Jibanananda Das. Photo: Rajib Dhar

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How little-known Masud Ahmad became the 'Shera Bangali'

Designed for utility, the D90 is a giant in comparison to other MG models and misses out on design elements which gives the other models their sporty stance. Photo: Akif Hamid

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Maxus D90: Spacious, capable and practical

Maria Callas: Remembering the soprano diva on her century

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Maria Callas: Remembering the soprano diva on her century

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Last sip of coffee with cats: Bidding adieu to Capawcino

Jannatul Ferdous Ivy has written 11 books so far with the latest, a series of poems, being published this year. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

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Jannatul Ferdous Ivy: Overcoming tragedy, excelling in life

According to public health experts, our healthcare is not well-equipped and we do not have the required number of doctors in proportion to our population. Photo: Saqlain Rizve

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How inclusive is our healthcare system?

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Stand out in Style: Explore Apex's Wedding Season Collection

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The origins of electoral symbols

Jungle Passports: The tales of border societies interacting beyond the lines

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Jungle Passports: The tales of border societies interacting beyond the lines

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What Google and Facebook owe news publishers

(From Left) Sahid Hossain Mustakim, Sadia Ahmmed and Jishanul Islam are from United International University while Aadiba Tasneem Anam, who was not present at the event, studies at North South University. PHOTO: COURTESY

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IPBlockchainPro: An invention by Bangladeshi students that could revolutionise the IP landscape