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MONDAY, JULY 20, 2026

low-income people

low-income people

Low-income people turn to temporary roadside eateries for cheaper food options in Dhaka. Photo: TBS

When a full meal becomes a luxury: Low-income earners turn to budget stalls for daily survival

For low-income workers, a growing network of low-cost restaurants and roadside eateries has become a lifeline as food prices remain high despite signs of easing inflation.

PKSF, Orbis launch joint initiative to restore vision for low-income Bangladeshis

PKSF, Orbis launch joint initiative to restore vision for low-income Bangladeshis

File Photo: TBS

Commodity prices surge, hit low-income people hard 

Photo: TBS

Price rise continues to hurt low-income group

Photo: Collected

Budget identifies people’s problems, offers no solution: Experts

File photo: Poor people are waiting for relief/Collected

Low-income people forced to reduce protein intake to cope with price hike

TBS file image

Low-income people bewildered by rising commodity prices

Lockdown ends, but low-income people’s misery does not

Lockdown ends, but low-income people’s misery does not

Photo: Mumit M/TBS

Low-income people’s food, protein intake down in lockdown

Photo: Mumit M/TBS

Low-income groups suffering as much as ever

Photo: Mumit M/TBS

Lockdown over for now, but their miseries continue

Migrating to the city is difficult for rural poor as they have to live in slums and feed their families with low but daily income. Photo: Mumit M/TBS.

Trapped population: The combined impact of climate change and Covid-19

Abdur Rahman has been unable to pay his house rent for three months as he could not do his mobile food business due to the nationwide shutdown over the coronavirus outbreak. So he has no other choices but to leave his dream city Dhaka with his family and their belongings.  PHOTO: MUMIT M

Low-income people leaving Dhaka

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