More than 300 children with disabilities, orphans, and underprivileged children in Kurigram were filled with joy after receiving new clothes of their own choice ahead of Eid. The initiative was organized by BYO Development Foundation with support from Guardian Insurance Company Limited. The half-day program was held on Friday in Subharkuti village under Holokhana Union of Kurigram Sadar upazila. As part of the event, the organizers set up a special “Guardian Eid Market,” where a wide variety of new clothes in different colors and sizes were displayed for the children.…

Tarique Rahman is poised to assume office as the next Prime Minister of Bangladesh following a decisive victory in the recent national elections. Early reports indicate that his party secured a commanding majority, paving the way for a smooth transition of power. Rahman, a prominent figure in Bangladeshi politics for decades, has emphasized economic development, infrastructure expansion, and political stability as his administration’s top priorities. Analysts note that his leadership marks a new chapter for the nation, as citizens expect reforms and stronger governance after a period of political uncertainty.…

Dr. Muhammad Yunus oversaw what officials and many observers called the most orderly and credible national vote in the history of Bangladesh, a milestone for an interim administration that had pledged to restore confidence in the electoral process. Polling stations opened on time across the country, with voters forming long but calm lines from early morning. Security forces maintained a visible presence, though reports from the field suggested their role was largely reassuring rather than restrictive. Election workers moved methodically, checking identification, issuing ballots and guiding citizens through procedures designed…

In the past decade, Bangladeshi photographers have carried the nation’s name to the farthest corners of the world. They have stood on international stages, received prestigious awards, been published in globally influential media, and exhibited work that reveals the depth, dignity, and drama of life in Bangladesh. Their photographs have shaped how the world sees us. And yet, back home, many of these same photographers often find themselves explaining why they are holding a camera. This contradiction is hard to ignore. International juries recognize Bangladeshi image-makers for courage, creativity, and…