Rehnuma Shahreen

The shift taking place in Hazaribagh is not about hiding the area’s industrial scars behind white gallery walls. Instead, it is a slow, unforced dialogue between the people who stayed and the artists who arrived. Photo: Brihatta Art Foundation
Panorama

Why has Hazaribagh evolved as the new home to Dhaka’s art scene?

While political parties are currently scrambling to rebrand themselves and appeal to a broader electorate, the question remains: Does ‘broad’ include the ‘outcast’? Photo: TBS
Panorama

The invisible electorate: Why Bangladesh’s third gender remains outside election politics

Representational image. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS
Panorama

What fate awaits this year’s book fair?

Tenants of the weeping wood: Life and labour of Bandarban rubber garden workers
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Tenants of the weeping wood: Life and labour of Bandarban rubber garden workers

Young voters could prove pivotal in the next election. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
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First-time voters: Caught between hope for change and the same old politics

Photos: Mehedi Hasan
Splash

Bloodlines and brushtrokes: Exploring a family through art

Curly tales: A beginner’s guide to taking care of curly hair
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Curly tales: A beginner’s guide to taking care of curly hair

Photos: Mehedi Hasan
Splash

The Other Voice: Art as an act of resistance

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Changing family landscape: How adult children living with parents looks like in Bangladesh

Some of these weekly markets have been running for generations; others popped up only recently. Photo: Rajib Dhar
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Navigating Dhaka's nomadic weekly market circuit

Raves at 9 am?: Breakfast Club Dhaka’s attempt at bringing nightlife to morning
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Raves at 9 am?: Breakfast Club Dhaka’s attempt at bringing nightlife to morning

For New Year’s Eve, you can choose between minimal eyes with a red lips or bold eyes with nude lips. Photos: Courtesy
Mode

Dressing your face for the last night of the year

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

The conundrum of English-Medium tutoring