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

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Covid-19 in Bangladesh

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Death in the hands of men is the last kernel of truth for our wildlife

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The never-ending hardship: A teenage girl, wearing anklets, breaks brick in the Postagola area when she is supposed to be with playmates. She came to the capital from Netrokona with her family four years ago, driven by extreme poverty. These brick chips are mostly used for construction purposes and the workers get less than Tk200 per day for this hard labour. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/TBS

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First Anniversary

A journey to become the country’s number one business newspaper

Mirpur Balur ghat area, on the edge of the eastern side of the city, remains busy from four in the morning till five in the afternoon. Labourers fill bamboo-made wicker baskets with sand and walk down fast to traders' yards on the bank of the Buriganga river to pile up the sand. This is the largest sand market in Dhaka city. Photo: Noor A Alam/TBS

First Anniversary

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Shrugging off the Black Swan

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Back to the brink: Spoon-billed Sandpiper's unanswered story

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Goodbye Trump but not quite so

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Robert Fisk/TBS illustration

Death of a truth teller

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Photo: Representational Image

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