Kamrun Naher

With a supportive and non-judgmental homogenous group, women travellers feel free and safe. Photo: Vromonkonna
Panorama

Rise of Bangladesh’s ‘travelettes’

There aren't many such guest houses available in the capital. Many families who travel to Dhaka from across the country are bound to stay at cheap residential hotels — which are not necessarily close to hospitals. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Rogi Nibas: Where hotel guests are patients from outside the city

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Alpona: The journey of a thousand-year-old art form

In the last 30 years, Akter Hossain performed more than 5,000 magic shows all over the country, even in India. Photos: Noor-A-Alam
Panorama

The fading enchantment of Dhaka's magic schools

TBS Illustration
Panorama

The origins of electoral symbols

Workers at an RMG factory. File Photo: TBS
Panorama

Why Bangladeshi RMG manufacturers struggle to negotiate prices with intl buyers

Children from a day care center. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

What it takes to run a daycare centre in Dhaka

The best examples of waste management include solid waste being categorically segregated from the moment they are treated as waste. This is missing in Bangladesh. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Cities of Bangladesh are awful at recycling waste. Here is how we can solve it

Nazma Kader, wife of Computer Jagat founder Professor MA Kader, oversaw the magazine’s business aspects since the initial years. She took over completely in 1999 when the founder fell ill. Photo: Noor A Alam
Panorama

How Computer Jagat remains the longest-running IT magazine in the country

Asymmetry jewellery updates your entire look with a simple shift in design perspective. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
Mode

When imperfection is perfect: Into the edgy world of asymmetric jewellery

Photo: TBS
Panorama

Why government websites are ‘not secure' to enter

A demonstrator holds a sign, at a protest against ongoing bombing of Gaza, in London, October 21, 2023. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

On Israel-Palestine, Western media and its people stand on different sides

Farhad has collected 35 terracotta plaques or bricks – most of which he found in areas adjacent to Mahasthangarh, Maynamoti, Paharpur and other places. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
Panorama

An antiquated 'Antique Law' that forces Bangladeshi terracotta collectors into hiding