Ashraful Haque | The Business Standard

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

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

Photo: Courtesy

Owaw-Arts: Into the world of resin art

Illustration: TBS

Farmerly: An agricultural marketplace to beat Facebook algorithm

Photo: Ashraful Haque

Haor Master Plan, tourism and the persistent housing crisis in the haors

Through Jahid's videos, one can watch the everyday life of sea-going fishes as well as many other tiny details of the fishing business. Photo: Courtesy

Mr Fisher: Taking viewers on a real time ride on a fishing vessel

'Human rights, environmental due diligence are very important for putting products in the European market'

The leather industry cannot spread its wings due to compliance issues. Photo: TBS

Behind Bangladesh leather industry’s 'LWG certification gap'

Korean global business conglomerate Youngone has set up the country’s largest rooftop solar plant at the Korean Export Processing Zone (KEPZ) in Chattogram. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

RMG's net-zero problem: Why switching to renewables is easier said than done

Werner Lange, the coordinator of GIZ’s Textile Cluster

"RMG manufacturers need to learn to say ‘no’ over price"

In the Nannu Market area in Mirpur 11, there are 35 such shops that provide clothes-fitting services like shortening of pants, tightening of sleeves and shirts, and so on. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

How former RMG workers reinvent themselves as fitting tailors

Cover of Walter Rodney’s ‘How Europe Underdeveloped Africa’

Recent coups in Africa: Why Walter Rodney’s ‘How Europe Underdeveloped Africa’ is still a relevant read

The founders say the centrally monitored swapping stations will also ensure that electricity is not stolen from the national grid, thus easing a major concern of the government. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Tiger New Energy: Two Harvard alums look to change how three-wheelers are powered in Bangladesh

Tiger of no tiger, securing a connection between our ever-fragmenting CHT forests still has merits. Photo: Collected

Whatever happened to the CHT tiger reintroduction plan?