Election saga of Bangladesh
Since independence in 1971, Bangladesh has walked a turbulent path toward representative governance. From the euphoria...
TR
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12 Feb 2026
Engines over empathy
The overbridge at the CRP Bus Stand in Savar was built with a promise of access...
TR
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11 Feb 2026
The invisible rules
Every election comes with promises of discipline. Rules are announced; warnings are issued, then the city...
TR
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10 Feb 2026
A cacophony of campaigns
Every election season, Bangladesh brims with energy. Streets fill with colourful posters and political slogans. But...
TR
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09 Feb 2026
Vote on a live wire
In Dhaka, elections never arrive quietly. They spill into the streets, climb walls, wrap around poles...
TR
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08 Feb 2026
Epstein files: Power, silence and digital lie
Private islands, private jets, and exclusive, closed-door gatherings – scenes that might belong in a Hollywood...
PP
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07 Feb 2026
Ashkar Dighi: Heritage under threat
Ashkar Dighi does not announce its presence anymore. You sense it first through the smell. A...
JU
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06 Feb 2026
Stalled above, chaos below
In the chaotic roads of the New Market area, every few seconds, someone runs. A teenage...
TR
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05 Feb 2026
Cox’s Bazar: Beauty struggles to breathe
Cox’s Bazar is Bangladesh’s pride, the longest uninterrupted sea beach in the world. A place of...
TR
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03 Feb 2026
Toxic by routine
The Buriganga does not die in one place. It dies slowly, stretch by stretch. From Keraniganj...
TR
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02 Feb 2026