Jannatul Naym Pieal

Jannatul Naym Pieal is a Dhaka-based writer, researcher, and journalist with over a decade of experience in professional journalism.

Football presenter Gary Lineker walks outside his home, after resigning from the BBC after 25 years of presenting Match of the Day, in London, Britain. Photo: Reuters
Features

Gary Lineker’s fallout once again exposes Western media’s selective moral compass on Palestine

Photo: TBS
Panorama

How Shahbagh became the focal point of protests — and public suffering

Photo: Collected
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Shawki’s Gulmohor breathes life back into Bangladeshi storytelling

The Bangladesh-India border. Photo: Collected
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New tensions at the border: What India’s push-ins mean and why Bangladesh must act now

The pass rate of the students of Surovi School in public examinations typically ranges between 80-85%, a commendable feat given the lack of privileges. Photo: Mehedi Hasan.
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When red is the colour of hope: 46 years on, Surovi School’s dream factory stands strong

Representational image. File Photo: TBS
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Healthcare reform proposals sound promising. But what about financing?

While money traders at Gulistan are usually seen idling during the off-season, lately, they have been busy handling a steady stream of customers due to the shortage of fresh notes. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
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Bangladesh grappling with a dearth of fresh banknotes

Illustration: TBS
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In Bangladesh 2.0, state of journalism remains far from ideal

For many manual rickshaw-pullers, the shift to battery-operated rickshaws is no longer a choice, but a matter of survival. Photos: Mehedi Hasan
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‘It’s a question of survival’: How auto-rickshaws are battering pedal rickshaws to the brink of extinction

Photo: Collected
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Marble Hall Murders: A powerful farewell to a genre-bending trilogy

Graphics: TBS
Panorama

In West Bengal, a cricket broadcast reignites nostalgia for BTV

Illustration: TBS
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How Nepal and Sri Lanka emerged as unlikely medical destinations for Bangladeshis

Graphics: TBS
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WrestleMania 41: Cena's got the gold, but WWE dropped the ball