Columns

Business

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  How to Earn Money from Instagram

  • Rifat Tabassam

• FMCG Companies in Bangladesh: At a Glance
• Economy looks to get past a year of damage control
• Bangladesh Cloud Kitchen Business Heralds Improved Food Delivery Services
• The business of flowers

Column

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  COVID-19 and Japan’s Olympic dilemma

  • Monzurul Huq

• The Bay of Bengal and Bangladesh: Potentials of Blue Economy lucre vs. looming ecological disasters
• Peasant cultures, chicken tormuz and Ammu
• Water, water, everywhere…
• Reading between the Lines: Interpretations of the Tales of Hans Christian Andersen

Culture

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  Bangladeshi Imtiaj Rasel in the running for Sovereign Asian Art Prize

  • Cultural Correspondent

• Obscure Artists of Bangladesh launches "Thoughts Behind My Painting" online event in May
• Tearful adieu to the legends on April, the cruellest month
• After lives & livelihoods: Covid strikes at culture, with Pahela Baishakh forced indoors
• Bongo launching season 1 of Based on Books contents on Eid-Ul-Fitr

Essays

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  Afsan Chowdhury joins UNB, Dhaka Courier as Editor-at-Large

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• Extended lockdown extends daily bottlenecks for commuters
• Climate-smart Technologies to Eco-friendly Agriculture
• Short Read for Stay-at-Home
• Former Heads of State and Nobel Laureates call on President Biden to waive intellectual property rules for Covid Vaccines

Global

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  Myanmar’s military disappearing young men to crush uprising

  • Victoria Milko and Kristen Gelineau

• Deaths at sea highlight failings in Europe migration policy
• The West must start treating vaccines as a global public good – before it’s too late
• Welcome to the age of hysteria
• Floyd verdict gives hope, if only fleeting, to Black America

Nation this week

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  The Association of Universities of Bangladesh (AUB)

  • Staff Writer

• The energy regulator reduced the retail price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)
• At least six demonstrating workers were killed
• The UN has expressed its positive attitude on the Bhasan Char project
• Thirty-four people died as a launch capsized on the Sitalakkhya River in Narayanganj

Politics

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  The battle for Brick Lane's curry houses goes to the heart of British-Bangladeshi identity

  • Alice Kemp-Habib

• ‘Do something’: Harris’ rapid rise driven by call to action
• In cooperation and conflict
• Sylhet defies the Khulna model
• Pakistan’s dirtiest election in years

Reportage

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  Vexed over vaccines

  • Courier Briefing

• Dhaka, Delhi need "much robust framework" for future economic ties
• Covid-19 vaccine mixing: the good, the bad and the uncertain
• Amid lockdown, uncertainty looms over American higher education aspirants
• Man on a mission

Society

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  Bill and Melinda Gates divorce could shake up philanthropy

  • Haleluya Hadero and Glenn Gamboa

• South Korea and Punjab ban corporal punishment
• Coronavirus Home Quarantine: How to keep the Elderly People Engaged
• Iftar Items, Recipes for Ramadan in Bangladesh
• Cycling Benefits: How Indoor and Outdoor Cycling Strengthens Your Immune System

Sports

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  European Super League: Doomed from the start

  • Peter Geoghegan and Tamasin Cave

• Hapless Tigers still searching for answers in Test cricket
• After 20 years, Bangladesh still finding its feet in Test cricket
• US Election 2020: here's how the result can turn out against the monopoly of WWE
• Asphalt 9 Legends Mobile: Tips and Tricks to Win More Races

Technology

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  Monetising Your Blog

  • Rifat Tabassam

• WhatsApp Alternatives for Free Calling and Group Chatting
• Better digital infra must in Bangladesh for seamless e-learning, say experts
• Black hole hunter seeks a cosmic census
• Best Gaming PCs in 2020

World this week

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  Donald Trump's ban from Facebook and Instagram

  • Staff Writer

• China launched the main module of its first permanent space station
• An upcoming international peace conference
• President Joe Biden announced that the United States
• Jordan’s King Abdullah II addressed the unprecedented public rift