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Karnaphuli char to have Putrajaya-like administrative hub
Infrastructure

Karnaphuli char to have Putrajaya-like administrative hub

All public offices at the same place will ease pressure on Chattogram and offer all public services at the same place

A Kallyanpur eco-park planned to free canals
Infrastructure

A Kallyanpur eco-park planned to free canals

A Pakistani ship damaged by the freedom fighters in Operation Jackpot during Bangladesh's Liberation War
50 Years of Freedom

Choking Pakistan’s artery: A naval commando story

How world's top 10 billionaires became billionaire
Global Economy

How world's top 10 billionaires became billionaire

Robert Fisk during the interview of "Conversations with History" series by Berkeley's Institute of International Studies. Photo: Collected
World+Biz

Robert Fisk: Journalist’s job is to challenge authority all the time

Wilson's Storm Petrel. Photo: Tony Beck
Earth

Pelagic birds: Winged seafarers of our bay

File Photo: Mumit M
Panorama

Why big companies shy away from road transportation business

Photo: Mumit M
Panorama

Solar electric vehicles: A business prospect for Bangladesh

The leather industry cannot spread its wings due to compliance issues. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed
Panorama

Leather industry: An unending saga of mismanagement and pollution

File photo. Photo: Salahudddin Ahmed
Panorama

Rethinking embankments: Natural design versus human interventions

A stylist washes a customer’s hair at a salon in Burgos, Spain, on May 4. It was the first time the salon was open since the country’s lockdown began. CESAR MANSO/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES
Coronavirus chronicle

How are countries reopening? Firsthand reports from around the world

This picture was taken from chorok festival at Sylhet, Bangladesh where People believe that the festival will carry prosperity by eliminating the sorrow and sufferings of the previous year through hardships on the body. Photo: Subrata Dey
Features

Sacrifice for the hope

Vanishing Bees: Our existential threat
Earth

Vanishing Bees: Our existential threat