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Unlocking the streets

After braving her way into the streets of Dhaka with a scooty, Trishia Nashtaran has chosen to help more girls learn to ride it…writes Saad Hammadi Two years ago, when Trishia Nashtaran first thought...

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Funny and articulate

Sumaiya Iqbal writes about the up and rising youtube comedian and entertainer Farhana Muna, whose videos about typical Bangladeshi interactions in different forms of relationships have gone virals new...

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Bold enough

Ahmed Deepto tells the story of 19-year-old Jannatun Nayeem Prity, who is one of the youngest Bangladeshi autobiographers and a growing voice against social injustice SONY RAMANY Movies these days...

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Engineering success

Sumaiya Iqbal tells the compelling story of Yasir Arafat, who has tenaciously overcome hardships to establish himself as a promising engineer at a leading US nuclear power company It is true that while...

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A role model citizen

Ahmed Deepto tells the tale of Syed Saiful Alam Shovan, an extraordinary youth who is relentless at writing letters to different authorities whenever he observes any irregularity or misdeed that harms...

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A van with a statement

Maliha Mohsin illustrates how Lekhon Tajul, an educated young man from a middleclass family pulls his Dream Van out on the streets to imply that no job is too small ‘In developed countries, the same...

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Go heavy or go home

Ahmed Deepto elicits the story of Mabia Akter Simanto, the 17-year-old Bangladeshi girl who won the gold medal at Asian Games for lifting 184 kilogrammes Lifting a weight of 184 kilogrammes (kg) is a...

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‘Women should not be given something simply because they are women’

Talbia Tanvir, a 23-year-old Bangladeshi student who got the opportunity to shadow the Danish ambassador to Bangladesh for a day, tells Neebiir Kamaal about the challenges women face on a daily basis...

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Creating new waves

Maliha Mohsin illustrates how Nuzhat Tabassum, a young Bangladeshi music producer has boldly stepped into the relatively new male-dominated electronica music scene in the country Tin Whiskers is a...

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Partners since birth

Farhat Afzal tells the fascinating story of twin brothers Manik and Ratan, the young duo have already made a name with their cartooning talent and is currently working on creating a new character for...

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Coding for Bangla

Imtiaz Salim finds out how Shamim Hasnath, the developer of Ridmik Keyboard, has been working to facilitate the use of Bangla in the virtual world  SOURAV LASKAR Over 210 million people worldwide...

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A different Osama

Saad Hammadi finds out how Osama Bin Noor turned his weakness into strength through his work to become the only Bangladeshi in the 2016 Forbes ‘30 under 30’ and winner of Queen’s Young Leaders Award...

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Lone fighter

Navina Aziza Kabir, a proud daughter of parents with hearing imparity, has turned it into a personal mission to facilitate ‘differently abled’ people by teaching sign language…writes Shababa Iqbal...

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Story of perseverance

Sabirul Islam rose above the traditional norms of education to become an entrepreneur at 14, author at 17 and many more to inspire one million…writes Saad Hammadi SOURAV LASKAR He wanted to tell his...

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Reigniting an old flame

Rachel Priyanka Perris, the only trained dancer of the local ancient dance form Gaudiya Nritya in the country strives to revive and keep the classical art form alive…writes Sumaiya Iqbal SOURAV LASKAR...

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Master of resurrection

Despite the numerous injuries restraining his career, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza has returned to the field to amaze his supporters in the cricketing world as a player and captain of Bangladesh cricket team....

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Visionary behind emotions on screen

Shahrear Polock has turned his childhood interest in different forms of art into a successful career as an advert and music video director…writes Sumaiya Iqbal  SOURAV LASKAR While our actions in...

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Jump of faith

Mohammed Selim Reza, a 17-year-old boy with a shorter leg has finished fourth in the 32nd National Junior Athletic Championship against able-bodied competitors in high jump…writes Farhat Afzal A...

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Fighting seclusion with passion

Adnan Akib finds out how Ivan Ahmed Katha has fought the seclusion of the society with her passion for creative art forms to become a role model for young transgender The society is not always just....

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Protector of wildlife

Shahriar Caesar Rahman, a young adventurous conservation biologist has taken up the much needed but rare mission of conserving snakes and tortoises in Bangladesh…writes Farhat Afzal A little boy,...

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