Author: Shamim Shopno

The war in Iran feels distant. But its shadow is quietly reaching Bangladesh’s tourism sector. As tensions continue around the…

Financial independence often begins with something simple: a woman earning her own money. But the impact goes far beyond income.…

The queues begin early in the morning. Long before offices open and schools ring their bells, lines of motorcycles, cars…

The Election Commission (EC) wants a fair, clean and quiet election. Ahead of the 13th national polls on February 12,…

Dhaka’s streets are always alive. Here, buses roar, rickshaws weave, motorbikes cut corners. Horns scream without warning. In the middle…

The Mirpur 10-foot path is no longer a footpath. It is a market, a maze, a daily test of patience.…

At Nagor Mohol Ghat in East Aganagar, Keraniganj, the Buriganga no longer looks like a river that carries life; it…

In Kamrangirchar, childhood has a different meaning. There are no green fields here, no open playgrounds, no swings or slides.…

In Bangladesh, fire is everywhere: on roadsides, behind markets, beside rivers, under flyovers, in front of schools and hospitals. Plastic,…

Kamalapur Rail Station is meant to be a gateway. Every day, thousands of people arrive here carrying hopes, fatigue, excitement…