Author: Shahariar Mahi

As soon as you enter through the main gate, a large black direction signboard covered in rust and moss comes…

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir’s assessment that nothing has changed in the two years since the mass uprising…

The movement began over government job quotas but evolved into a bloody mass uprising that brought down the government. Political…

Hasnain Imtiaz joined a newspaper five years after the most recent wage board for newspaper journalists was announced more than…

Two years after the July mass uprising, political tagging continues to disrupt some of the country’s leading universities, driving students…

Self-styled as a “Living Gazi”, invoking the fierce spirit of Ottoman conquerors, Salahuddin Ammar’s rhetoric remains steeped in menace. He…

What began as provocative social media claims, arguing Bangladesh was better off before leaving Pakistan, has escalated into parliamentary debates,…

For millions of residents, stepping out of home in Dhaka begins with uncertainty. Will they reach their destination on time?…

Despite thousands of traffic cases every week, routine police drives and higher fines, discipline remains elusive on Dhaka’s roads. Outside…

While Dhaka’s private buses are chugging along outlasting a two-decade statutory lifespan, buses of state-run Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (BRTC)…