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I am headed straight from the airport towards my home, where I lived all on my own. Since the ride would be long, let me tell you the story of how I got tangled into the branches of a flower seed that I didn't plant, left uncared for, overlooked but bloomed so beautifully. It all started back when I wasn't capable of grasping the profundity of literary works by Shakespeare, Rabindranath or Kant. I didn't understand what love is nor its meaning.
Bangladesh, a country that is extremely vulnerable to rising sea levels, has sprung a new wave of migration of communities forced to disparage their coastal homelands for the bustling city slums of Chittagong. Every year hundreds of homes go underwater due to soil erosion and sea-level rise and coastal residents are forced to move to the city. This short video piece by Asha Stuart and Shamsuddin Illius delves into the lives of climate migrants by exploring how they adapt to their new city life post-migration. Chittagong a city NASA estimates will be submerged underwater in the next 100 years, itself has its own struggles in adaptation to climate change. The ironic dichotomy between climate migrants fleeing unbearable weather conditions and a city struggling to keep the lives of millions afloat from sea level rise elevates the story from a unique perspective. Home to the second-largest city in Bangladesh, Chittagong is expected to receive the highest migration with an estimation between 15,000 and 30,000 climate migrants per year. This project was made in partnership with the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting.
Rain accompanies lockdown Passengers shield themselves from the rain with an umbrella on a rickshaw in the Elephant Road area of the capital. On the second day of the newly imposed lockdown on Saturday, the streets in the capital wore a deserted look. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/The Business Standard
Nima on two-wheels: Exploring nature’s beauty on day at a time
In Bangladesh, women have to go the extra mile and overcome hurdles at every step they take in life. When they try to do something that the society terms "unconventional", barriers keep arising at every twist and turns.
However, for T H Nima, it was not hard to overcome challenges she faced while pursuing her passion for two wheels. A banker by profession, Nima has been an avid scooterist since she moved to Dhaka in 2016.
"When I shifted to the capital, I had to commute from Uttara to my office in Gulshan five days a week. Travelling to and from work turned out to be very hectic which is why I decided to buy a scooter and that is how it all started," said Nima during an interview with The Business Standard.
Read more: https://www.tbsnews.net/features/wheels/nima-two-wheels-exploring-natures-beauty-day-time-269011
Nima on two-wheels: Exploring nature’s beauty on day at a time
In Bangladesh, women have to go the extra mile and overcome hurdles at every step they take in life. When they try to do something that the society terms "unconventional", barriers keep arising at every twist and turns.
However, for T H Nima, it was not hard to overcome challenges she faced while pursuing her passion for two wheels. A banker by profession, Nima has been an avid scooterist since she moved to Dhaka in 2016.
"When I shifted to the capital, I had to commute from Uttara to my office in Gulshan five days a week. Travelling to and from work turned out to be very hectic which is why I decided to buy a scooter and that is how it all started," said Nima during an interview with The Business Standard. Read more: https://www.tbsnews.net/features/wheels/nima-two-wheels-exploring-natures-beauty-day-time-269011
Our SMEs, our hope For an economy like Bangladesh, SMEs can play a vital role to ensure the current growth and attain future goals despite all kinds of impediments. The current pandemic situation bears the proof of how capable our SMEs are. Besides economic contributions, SMEs of Bangladesh have courageously come forward to support society to survive the ongoing pandemic. When most people assumed things to go wrong, the public panic was about to spread wild, our SMEs did not give up, rather they fought hard with all their abilities. Read more: https://www.tbsnews.net/economy/our-smes-our-hope-266842
Cox’s Bazar: An economic game-changer in the making The work of a mega plan to develop the coastal slope by the Bay of Bengal like a Singapore or Hong Kong city is going on in full swing despite the nationwide strict lockdown
The curious case of Doyal and his dog Doyal, a rickshaw-van driver, delivers a product while his pet dog Mister Johnny keeps him company. Johnny has been with Doyal for the last four years and travels with him everywhere. Doyal previously had a dog going by the same name who died in 2017. The photo was taken on Thursday. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/ The Business Standard
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Chhayanaut: An architectural take on restoring a cultural hub This building has a natural allure that instantly changes one’s mood as soon as they step into its biosphere. The building consists of several classrooms, a library, a recording room, a research facility, admin facilities, and an auditorium laid around a lofty atrium space that is naturally lit by the sun
The pandemic forced everyone to adopt new technology and rethink their jobs, spurring our economy to lean in to independent work
The “Boat Tail” car, so-called because its rear is shaped like a J-class racing yacht, was hand-built over four years according to the detailed specifications of an unnamed client of the elite automaker
As prevention is always better than cure, let’s look at some of the useful tips to protect ourselves from the common cold and flu this monsoon.
A county where marriage might still mean the end of women's career, where women's social and economic security is yet to be confirmed; some of our women have extraordinary achievements and are recognised across borders. Discrimination against women is prevalent in almost every sector. Even if they start working somewhere, they seldom get the opportunity to attain higher position and face gender-based discrimination. Time has proven that if women are given the opportunity, they inevitably excel.
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