Aynun Nahar Esha

Caption: The cable line, locally known as ‘dish line’ was nothing short of a marvel in the 1990s. Photos: SYED ZAKIR HOSSAIN
Features

How cable TV lost its place in Bangladesh’s homes

Illustration: TBS
Pursuit

Enrolment doubles in a decade: Inside the growing appeal of English-medium education

In traditional houses above the verandas, there were sunbreakers—louvre-like elements—so that direct solar radiation could not enter. Photo: TBS
Habitat

Rethinking Dhaka’s homes in an age of heatwaves

Bangladesh now has an operational call centre and BPO ecosystem employing around 100,000 people, according to industry estimates. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

How Bangladesh’s call centre industry lost its edge

Rony’s work is a direct challenge to the urban apathy that defines the Bangladeshi middle class’s relationship with the border. Photos: Parvez Ahmad Rony
Panorama

Border That Bleeds: Parvez Ahmad Rony’s floating crusade against border killings

Illustration: TBS
Supplement

How credit cards are being rebuilt for the digital economy

Light projections, soundscapes and video elements are used within the burnt space. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Splash

Where fire failed, light prevails: ‘Alo’ exhibition at Prothom Alo

Illustration: TBS
Pursuit

To pause or not to pause: Is dropping a semester worth it?

Contrary to Rizwana's claim, press was terrified during Yunus regime
Panorama

Contrary to Rizwana's claim, press was terrified during Yunus regime

CEO Monnujan Nargis talks at the preview of the Le Reve Eid Collection 2026. Photo: Courtesy
Mode

Le Reve’s take on this year’s Eid wardrobe

Everythink sleep-shading eye mask with earplugs. Photo: Xiaomi
Brands

5 devices that could help you sleep better

Photos: Courtesy
Splash

Inside Mohammad Kibria’s world: Unseen works at Kala Kendra

Photo: Collected
Splash

Sultana’s Dream: Lively in colour, lost in story