Author: Shahariar Mahi

A frightened child clings to an adult amid endless floodwaters. Elsewhere, a son carries his 80-year-old father to safety, while…

For Roksana Begum, Friday morning began like any other market day. She called her regular grocery shop at Raisahib Bazar…

The Tejgaon-Banglamotor area boasts Dhaka’s most coveted address: Five-star hotels, glass-clad office towers, and luxury residential high-rises. But hidden right…

A proposal to merge eight departments under the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Faculty of Arts at the University…

Across Bangladesh, the weather now feels more like living inside an invisible furnace and less like a seasonal summer. Mornings…

Mustafa Monwar was a luminary across almost every branch of Bangladeshi art, including painting, film, drama, music, and puppetry. A…

Whenever the World Cup arrives, the visual returns almost on cue: Brazil fans in yellow and green, hope and heartbreak…

For pedestrians in Dhaka, crossing a busy road often feels less like following traffic rules and more like taking a…

Income is rising, but spending capacity is shrinking. For middle-class families in Bangladesh, higher earnings have failed to keep pace…

The narrow lanes of Old Dhaka once carried a quiet, almost unspoken form of generosity. On painted concrete walls hung…